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10/19/2021
profile-icon Katherine "Kitty" Luce
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Do you want to read the scholarship of Cal Maritime faculty and students? You can find examples of past MSTEM Masters Theses, Mechanical Engineering Capstone Projects, Global Studies and Maritime Affairs Senior Theses & Research Posters, and faculty research on ScholarWorks.

ScholarWorks provides access to scholarship from the entire CSU system on a shared, open platform. You can search or browse by campus, type of publication, degree level, and department. There are also collections including dissertations & theses, faculty publications, research datasets, and open educational resources.

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You can also contribute your own scholarly work! Use the "Share Your Work" button and follow the steps to upload your publications and projects. You can choose to share with specific visibility options (public to everyone, restricted to campus or CSU level, private to just yourself).

Check out the achievements of our campus and CSU system, and show off your own work!

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