Mark R. Hagerott, CAPT, USN

History of Science and Technology, Military/Naval History

Email:  hagerott@usna.edu

Education:

• Ph.D. - University of Maryland, College Park
• M.A. - Oxford University
• B.S. - U.S. Naval Academy

Other Educational experience:

Course work - U.S. Military Academy, West Point

Technical Certifications - Naval Nuclear Engineering

Scholarship:

Presenter, National Air and Space Museum, Washington DC., Seminar on Contemporary Science and Technology, 2007-08, "The Origins of Modern Admiralship: Education, Professionalism, and the Ideology of Technocracy in the Cold War U.S. Navy," February 2008.

"The Shifting Domain of War: from the Human to the Machine, and Back Again," 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).

"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