Clements Professional Fellows
Clements Professional Fellows are scholars and practitioners affiliated with the Clements Center through teaching, research, mentorship, and public engagement. Their ranks include former senior officials and military officers, UT Austin faculty, scholars at partner institutions, and members of the Center's advisory boards. Professional fellows are appointed in the following categories.
Distinguished National Security Fellows
Distinguished National Security Fellows are the Center's most senior fellows, individuals who have served at the highest levels of government, the military, or the national security profession and who maintain a sustained affiliation with the Center's teaching and programs.
Senior National Security Fellows
Senior National Security Fellows are accomplished practitioners from government, the military, and the private sector who engage regularly with the Center through teaching, mentorship, and participation in its programs.
Faculty Fellows
Faculty Fellows are members of The University of Texas at Austin faculty whose research and teaching align with the Center's mission in history, strategy, and statecraft. They advise students, participate in Center programs, and contribute to its intellectual community.
Nonresident Academic Fellows
Nonresident Academic Fellows are scholars at universities and research institutions across the country who serve on the Center's Academic Board, advising on its scholarly direction and participating in its programs.
Statecraft Fellows
Statecraft Fellows are practitioners who serve on the Center's Statecraft Board, bringing experience from diplomacy, defense, intelligence, and public service to the Center's programs and to the mentorship of its students.
Resident Faculty Fellows
Resident Faculty Fellows are faculty members housed at the Clements Center whose teaching and research advance the Center's work in history, strategy, and statecraft.
Visiting Fellows
Visiting Fellows are scholars, authors, and practitioners who spend a period in residence at the Center, engaging with students and faculty and contributing to the Center's programs while pursuing their own work.
National Security Fellows
National Security Fellows are military and civilian leaders from across the national security community who participate in the Center's programs, engage with students, and contribute practitioner perspective to its work.
- All
- Faculty Fellows
- National Security Fellows
- Nonresident Academic Fellows
- Resident Faculty Fellows
- Statecraft Fellows
- Visiting Fellows
Francis Gavin
Giovanni Agnelli Distinguished Professor and Director, Henry A. Kissinger Center for Global Affairs, Johns Hopkins SAIS
Mary Sarotte
Marie-Josee & Henry R. Kravis Distinguished Professor, Historical Studies, Johns Hopkins SAIS
Michael Mosser
Director of The University of Texas at Austin Center for European Studies, Associate Professor of Instruction
