History of Science and Technology, Military/Naval History
Email:
hagerott@usna.edu Education:
Other Educational Professional Experience: Security Force Assistance/Advisor: Afghan Army and Police programs Course work - U.S. Military Academy, West Point Technical Certifications - Naval Nuclear Engineering
Scholarship:
Presenter/Panel Member, “After the Long War: What Could Flat and/or Declining Defense Budgets Mean for Navy Plans and Programs”, Conference, West 2011 Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association and U.S. Naval Institute, San Diego, CA, January 2011 Article, “A Patchwork Strategy of Consensus: Establishing Rule of Law in Afghanistan”, in Joint Forces Quarterly, October 2010, with COL Thomas Umberg and MAJ Joseph Jackson Panel member, “Workshop on the Future of Generalship”, at Center for New American Security, 17 November 2010 Presenter/Panel Member, “Kabul to Kolkata and Beyond: the Clash of Civilizations and History of Technology”, at annual Society for History of Technology Conference, October 2010 Hugh G. Nott Prize Competition for 2009, Honorable Mention, "The Heart of an Officer: Joint, Interagency, and International Operations and Navy Career Development", with ADM James G. Stavridis, awarded 20 August 2010 Presenter/Panel Member, "Afghan Perspectives", Conference, Center for Naval Analyses, May 2010 Presenter/Panel Member, "Assessing Afghan Policing", Conference, Institute for Study of War, Washington DC., April 2010 Article, "Curing Afghanistan", in Foreign Policy Magazine, 7 April 2010, with LTG William Caldwell Article, "Curing Afghanistan", in Small Wars Journal, 8 April 2010, with LTG William Caldwell Chapter, "Rebalancing the Naval Officer Corps", in Center for New American Security publication, Keeping the Edge: Revitalizing America's Officer Corps, Washington DC, Feb 2010 Review, Journal of Military History Vol. 74, No. 1. January 2010, From Hot War to Cold: The U.S. Navy and National Security Affairs, 1945-1955, by Jeffrey G. Barlow, reviewed by Mark R. Hagerott, 299-301. Presenter, "A Century of Naval Line Officer Reforms in Perspective", to staffers of House Armed Services Committee, Washington DC, 26 August 2009 Presenter, "A Century of Naval Line Officer Reforms in Perspective", Naval War College, July 2009. Presenter, Bureau of Personnel Officer Reform Working Group, Video Teleconference to Fleet and Communities, 13 May 2009 Briefer/Presenter, "Rebalancing the Force: Perspectives and Recommendations Concerning Naval Line Officer Reforms", to the Chief of Naval Personnel, Washington DC., 24 April 2009 Presenter, Mershon Center, "Frontiers of Military History", Ohio State University, May 2009 Panel Member/Presenter, "Service Academy Education", at Society for Military History Annual Meeting, April 2009 Commentator/Moderator, Panel "International Relations and Security in the Gulf", at Gulf and Globe Conference, US Naval Academy, Feb 2009 Article, "The Heart of an Officer", with ADM James Stavridis, Naval War College Review, Spring 2009 Presenter, "Building a More Adaptive and Integrative Navy", Center for New American Security, January 2009 Presenter, "Commanding Men and Machines", Institute for Defense Analysis, November 2008 Presenter, "The Origins of Modern Admiralship: Education, Professionalism, and the Ideology of Technocracy in the Cold War U.S. Navy," National Air and Space Museum, Washington DC., Seminar on Contemporary Science and Technology, February 2008. Article, "The Shifting Domain of War: from the Human to the Machine" USNI Proceedings, November 2006, (co-published). Presenter, Naval War College, "War, Technology, and the Military Mind," November 2006. Recipient, "First Honorable Mention," Johns Hopkins-Naval Institute "Principles of War" writing award, October 2005 (co-recipient). Article, "Time to Think as One Navy," USNI Proceedings, August 2001. Recipient, "Article of the Year: 2001," C4I category, AFCEA, 2001.
Selected Professional Recognition: John D. Hayes Fellowship in Naval History Rhodes Scholarship White House Fellowship
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