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By Bill the Goat on March 7, 2023

While there are many milestones throughout a midshipman’s time at USNA, few are quite as exciting and woo-hoo worthy as the Annual Ship Selection Night. This special ceremony for Firsties (or midshipmen seniors) occurs near the end of January/beginning of February (this year it was February 2nd). It’s a time when midshipmen can start to see how all of their hard work at the Academy is paying off. Friends and family come watch from the seats of the auditorium. On stage, there is a large board that lists all of the ships for midshipmen to pick the one they want to join after graduation and commissioning in May.

Picking and Choosing Your Ship

It’s not exactly that simple though. Midshipmen must earn the right to pick, and the order in which they are able to approach that big board is determined by their overall order of merit (OOM), their rank within the Brigade and a number derived from several factors: academics, conduct, aptitude and physical readiness. Since each Firstie goes in order of this OOH number, they can only choose from the ships that remain during their turn. Once their name is called, they head up to the stage and pluck the placard from the large board showing all of the billeted positions.

The U.S. Navy ship lists are organized by homeport. First Tour Division Officers can pick from stateside homeports or Forward Deployed Fleets, which are international ports. There are many things  midshipmen consider when selecting a ship. In addition to deciding the location of port, midshipmen must determine which type of ship they want to pursue; there are Guided Missile Cruisers (CG), Guided Missile Destroyers (DDG), Amphibious Assault Ships (LHA/LHD), Landing Platforms Docks (LPD), Dock Landing Ships (LSD) and Amphibious Command Ships (LCC).

To help make this decision easier, midshipmen weigh different factors, including the newness of a ship, the platform’s mission and a number of other factors. The size of the ship matters too. Some opt for a smaller CG or DDG instead of an LHD at first. Since they’re not guaranteed their first spot, the midshipmen must be ready to accept their second or third choices. 

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Service Assignments First

In November of their final year, Firsties receive their service assignments in Bancroft Hall (the dorm) from a range of 24 career choices in the U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps. They can enter up to six service assignment preferences, and about 93 percent of first class midshipmen in the Class of 2023 received their first or second assignment preference. The USNA website notes, “Assignments are based on specific requirements provided to the Naval Academy by Department of the Navy leadership and consider both a midshipman’s aptitude and preference for a particular assignment. The Naval Academy endeavors to match personal preferences with aptitude and ability, placing midshipmen in the community best suited to their strengths to set them up for successful careers of naval service.” This year, 1,000 plus first class midshipmen received their service assignments. Of these, 300 were assigned to become surface warfare officers (SWO).

Back to the Board

The board is a mix of colors, representing different commissions, based on the selections midshipmen made in November. There are red, white, blue, green, and yellow placards. The white placards are for conventional SWO, and SWO engineering duty officer (EDO) selectees only. A yellow placard can be picked by a Conventional SWO, SWO (nuclear) and SWO EDO selectees. A green placard is available to those assigned  to the information warfare community. Only SWO (nuclear) selectees, who will attend Navy nuclear power training after earning their surface warfare pin, can pick a red placard. Blue placards, called “blue chips,” are highly coveted; they represent a direct invitation from a ship’s commanding officer for those that did well during Summer Cruise to join that command after graduation. 

There are some selections that are especially celebrated. For instance, when the first midshipman chooses a ship that’s in the international homeport of either Japan or Spain, they receive ceremonial tokens from the visiting officers who cover those areas.

One midshipman said, "It's an opportunity for us to pick our future family and the culture we want to be a part of as every ship has a different community.” Another notes, "Ship Selection is one of the only chances where a naval officer of any community can guarantee for themselves their future duty station with all the options laid out before them and it's a once in a lifetime opportunity that requires a lot of research, planning, and comes with a huge reward!”

Related: Want to watch the USNA Ship Selection from 2022? View the video here .

Reporting for Duty

After graduation and commissioning, the midshipmen report to their selected ship and begin work at their first command that will set the trajectory for their naval careers.

Midshipmen can take pride in the time that led them to this point in February. They’re not ready to rest on any laurels, though. They can now prepare to join their assigned ship and heed the next call to serve. While it may be the end of their USNA career, it’s just the beginning of their U.S. Navy career.

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Paper student planners are easy to use and offer kids a chance to add stickers, doodle, and otherwise personalize this important tool. Try these picks for elementary school through high school.

Global Datebooks Elementary Student Planner

This is the perfect pick for elementary kids, with space for planning each day subject-by-subject. The big perk is the section on how to use a planner effectively, which teaches kids to set goals and manage their time. They’ll also appreciate the helpful resource pages at the end.

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Bright Day Dino Train Daily To-Dos Planner

Student planners can help kids stay on track in all parts of their lives, including chores and daily tasks. This cute design includes some standard daily to-dos on every page, like brushing your teeth and making your bed. There’s also room for kids to add their own to-do items, plus make notes about what they’re grateful for and what they achieved that day. We love this one for encouraging a growth mindset in little ones.

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Academic planners only work if kids use them. The cool thing about this one is the chance to learn new and unique facts every single day. This will keep students coming back so they don’t miss the important reminders and other notes. One caveat: This planner has months and days, but not specific yearly dates. That means you can use it for any year but will need to make sure kids are marking the correct days of the week as they go.

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Middle school is a unique time, and this planner is a nice fit for this interesting age. It helps kids plan for each subject on a daily basis, along with monthly calendar pages in bright, engaging colors. There’s a nice selection of reference pages at the end, with fascinating STEAM-related facts scattered throughout the whole thing.

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Five Star Student Planner + Study App

If you want the best of both worlds, check out this planner/app combo. The paper planner is perfect for middle or high school students, with room to plan out each day by class period. Then, students scan items into the Study App using the handwriting recognition feature, so they’ll have reminders on-the-go even if they leave their paper planner at home.

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8-Period Student Planner

Cute and colorful academic student planners are a lot of fun, but sometimes it’s better to minimize distractions. This simple setup includes useful features like an assignment tracker, long-term study planner, at-a-glance pages, and more.

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Day Designer

Super-busy students will appreciate the ability to plan out each day down to the hour, so they’ll never miss a practice, club meeting, or family game night. Day Designer offers a huge array of cover designs, including the ability to customize your own. This would make a great personalized back-to-school gift for a high schooler or college freshman.

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Youthamazing Student Planner

This well-designed planner includes weekly and monthly layouts, space for goal-setting, and even room for parents and teachers to add notes. Reference pages include the periodic table, parts of speech, measurement tables, and more. Plus, kids will love the stickers they can add throughout the year to mark special achievements.

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Living My Best Life Academic Planner

Sports-loving kids will like this planner, which includes all the standard calendar and organizer pages inside. It’s got room for goals, projects, activities, important dates, and even grade records.

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Academic Weekly & Monthly Planner

When you just need something basic to keep students organized, this bargain choice fits the bill. It’s got pages for just about everything, with nothing extra to distract or waste space in an already-full backpack.

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Middle and high schoolers do just about everything online today, so using a digital planner tool just makes sense. Here are some of the best free and paid online planners for students to try.

MyStudyLife

This popular online planner is available on any device, via apps or a website. Customize your calendar to match your own schedule, add items to a to-do list, and get reminders when you need them. This free planner has a lot to offer students, without distracting bells and whistles they don’t really need. (iOS, Android, web; free)

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This app’s free (ad-supported) version is pretty robust, with all the basic planning tools most students need. For a very minimal yearly fee, you can remove ads and receive access to premium features like the ability to share your schedule with others. (iOS, Android, Kindle, web; free, premium $4.99/year)

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Today/Studyo

Parents and kids looking for a free online planner will find the Today app very useful. It interfaces with Google Classroom and Google Calendar to automatically add assignments and activities. Parents and teachers can also access the planner to help kids stay on track. Schools who want to offer these benefits to all of their students, along with tools like analytics and insights, should explore Studyo, which works with all major LMS programs. (Web, iOS, or Android; Today app is free, Studyo is priced per student)

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ClickUp makes planning tools for a variety of audiences, and the free version of their app is ideal for students. The robust suite of features includes collaboration options so kids can coordinate group projects and other joint activities. You can upgrade to paid options (education discounts are available), but most students will find everything they need in the free version. (iOS, Android, web; free, with paid options available)

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This is the kind of planning app that works as well for adults as it does for teens. That makes it a nice fit for high school and college students, who can keep using it as they transition to adult working life. The free version will suit most students just fine, but if you need to upgrade, you can do it for a small monthly fee. (iOS, Android, web; free, with paid upgrades)

Learn more: Todoist

While it’s not a full-fledged planner, Calendly is a good solution for situations where students and teachers need to schedule meeting times on a regular basis. It’s great for college students, or high schoolers working on group projects or coordinating clubs and activities. Try the free Basic version to see what you think, and consider upgrading if it works well for you. (iOS, Android, web; free, with paid options)

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Whether it’s the beginning of a new school year or mid-winter semester, we know it’s important for you to have the right tools to help prepare, teach, and assess your students more efficiently. With customizable features and options, Microsoft Teams for Education helps you simplify your class workflow and create a quality learning environment for students as well as educators.

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With the latest updates to quick actions in the Assignment list, you can click on an assignment and choose from these options: Edit, Copy Link, Duplicate, Mark as Inactive, or Delete. With Duplicate, you can copy the assignment to another class. With Copy Link, you can get a direct link to the assignment and share it over chat, email, or any other platform you use to communicate with your students.

With quick actions in the Assignment list in Teams, you can choose these options for assignments: Edit, Copy Link, Duplicate, Mark as Inactive, or Delete.

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If you have multiple classes to publish an assignment to, you can now set individual schedule, due, and close dates for each class with new multi-publish support. With new multi-class assignment options, you can quickly make one or more changes and publish to all your classes in one action, saving you time and streamlining the management of your assignment timelines.

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Navy Football class of 2023 seniors receive service assignments

The Naval Academy football team’s 25 seniors received their service assignments Thursday. (Navy Football/Facebook)

The Naval Academy football team’s 25 seniors received their service assignments Thursday.

They will commission as ensigns in the U.S. Navy or as 2nd lieutenants in the U.S. Marine Corps upon graduation in 2023, Navy Athletics announced in a news release .

The service assignments are as follows:

Joshua Adams: Marine Corps Ground

Terrell Adams: Marine Corps Ground

John Amell: Surface Warfare

Derek Atwaters: Surface Warfare

John Brand: Submarines

Daniel Davies: Meteorology and Oceanography

Kip Frankland: Navy Pilot

Christian Hutchinson: Information Professional

Zachary Kuhlman: Navy Pilot

Brandon Madison: Submarines

John Marshall: Information Professional

Mike Mauai: Surface Warfare

Maasai Maynor: Marine Corps Ground

Brandon Moore: Surface Warfare

Michael Naze: Marine Corps Ground

Bijan Nichols: Submarines

Joseph Petti: Marine Corps Ground

Jacobi Rice Jr.: Naval Intelligence

Taylor Robinson: Marine Corps Ground

Jamie Romo: Navy Pilot

Nicolas Rowan: Surface Warfare

Max Sandlin: Marine Corps Pilot

Trent Shiraki: Surface Warfare Nuclear

Nicholas Straw: Navy Pilot

Mark Walker: Marine Corps Ground

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College instructor put on blast for accusing students of using ChatGPT on final assignments

Texas A&M University–Commerce said it is investigating after a screenshot of an instructor's email — in which he accused students of having used artificial intelligence on their final assignments — went viral on Reddit.

Jared Mumm, an instructor in the agricultural sciences and natural resources department, reportedly told students that they would be receiving an “X” in the course after he used "Chat GTP" (referring to the AI chatbot actually known as ChatGPT ) to determine whether they’d used the software to write their final assignments. He said that he tested each paper twice and that the bot claimed to have written every single final assignment.

“I copy and paste your responses in [ChatGPT] and [it] will tell me if the program generated the content,” according to the email, a copy of which NBC News has reviewed. Rolling Stone first reported the story.

Attempts to reach Mumm by email, LinkedIn and phone were unsuccessful Wednesday. A university spokesperson confirmed Mumm sent the email.

The screenshot was shared Monday in the subreddit r/ChatGPT, a community made up of 1.6 million users. Many blasted him, and others came to his defense, noting that AI is still a very new tool. The discussion reignited debate around the impact chatbots could have on education.

After its viral launch in December , ChatGPT was lauded online by some as a dramatic step forward for artificial intelligence and   the potential future of web search. But with such praise also came concern about its potential use in academic settings . In January, the New York City Education Department announced a ban on ChatGPT  from its schools’ devices and networks, citing the potential for increased student cheating.

A university spokesperson rebutted parts of the Reddit post , which claimed “Texas A&M commerce professor fails entire class of seniors blocking them from graduating- claiming they all use ‘Chat GTP’”

No students flunked or were prevented from graduating because of the issue, the spokesperson said.

"Dr. Jared Mumm, the class professor, is working individually with students regarding their last written assignments," the university said in its statement. "Some students received a temporary grade of ‘X’—which indicates ‘incomplete’—to allow the professor and students time to determine whether AI was used to write their assignments and, if so, at what level."

The spokesperson said that since the email was posted on Reddit, "several students have been exonerated and their grades have been issued, while one student has come forward admitting his use of Chat GTP in the course. Several other students have opted to complete a new writing assignment made available to them by Dr. Mumm."

The Reddit post was shared by a user named DearKick, who claimed to have obtained the email from their fiancé, a student in the class.

Hundreds of people responded in the comments.

A user suggested that there "be an AI introductory class that is mandatory for teachers and everyone else to understand the biases of AI and how it functions." Another took the criticism a step further and suggested the instructor should face disciplinary action from the university.

“I know several university lecturers that are actively embracing the reality of ChatGPT and other AI and are looking at how to increase the learning potential that can be gained while finding better ways of analysing students skills and capabilities,” wrote another user. “This all reminds me of the time we were told that calculators would never be allowed in classrooms and, god forbid, in exams, only to be proved wrong the following year.”

AI technology is already being used to help detect plagiarism. Many students have long used computer-assisted writing tools, such as Grammarly or Google Docs’ Smart Compose. Platforms like Grammarly and Chegg also offer plagiarism-checking tools.

In April, Turnitin, a plagiarism detection service, announced it will activate its AI writing detection capabilities to "help educators and academic institutions identify AI-generated text in student-written submissions."

The Texas A&M University–Commerce spokesperson said the school will work to "develop policies to address the use or misuse of AI technology in the classroom." Officials also plan to use AI detection tools.

"The use of AI in coursework is a rapidly changing issue that confronts all learning institutions," the spokesperson said.

Uwa Ede-Osifo is a news associate for NBC News.

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