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SUBJ/FINAL SELECTION AND ASSIGNMENTS FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2022-23 FEDERAL 
EXECUTIVE FELLOWSHIP (FEF), U.S. NAVY HUDSON FELLOWSHIP, CNO'S FELLOWSHIP AT 
THE COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS, SECRETARY OF DEFENSE EXECUTIVE FELLOWS 
(SDEF), SECRETARY OF DEFENSE STRATEGIC THINKERS PROGRAM (SDSTP), POLITICO-
MILITARY MASTERS (PMM), ARTHUR S. MOREAU (ASM), OLMSTED, AND MIT SEMINAR XXI

REF/A/MSG/CNO WASHINGTON DC/301719ZJUN21//
REF/B/MSG/CNO WASHINGTON DC/161548ZNOV21//
REF/C/MSG/CNO WASHINGTON DC/282009ZJAN22//

NARR/Ref A is the Academic Year 2022-2023 Strategist and National Security 
Fellowships and Graduate Education Programs call for applications NAVADMIN, 
139/21.
Ref B is the Academic Year 2022-2023 Multi-Board Results for Federal 
Executive Fellowship (FEF), U.S. Navy Hudson Fellowship, Secretary of Defense 
Executive Fellows (SDEF), Politico-Military Masters (PMM), Arthur S. Moreau
(ASM) Scholarship, Secretary of Defense Strategic Thinkers Program (SDSTP), 
and FY23 Olmsted Scholars Program, NAVADMIN 258/21.
Ref C is the MIT Seminar XXI Class of Academic Year 2022-2023 Call for 
Applications, NAVADMIN 018/22.//

RMKS/1. This NAVADMIN announces the final selection and assignments for the 
AY 2022-23 Federal Executive Fellowship, U.S. Navy Hudson Fellowship, CNO's 
Fellowship at the Council on Foreign Relations, Secretary of Defense 
Executive Fellowship, Secretary of Defense Strategic Thinkers Program, 
Politico-Military Masters Program, Arthur S. Moreau Scholar, Olmsted 
Scholars, and MIT Seminar XXI Program.

2.  Federal Executive Fellowship (FEF) Program:
NAME                RANK    DESIG    INSTITUTION
Barrett, Kevin R.        CDR     1810    Univ. of Texas-Austin
D'Angelo, Bart M.       CDR     1830    Stanford University
Flickinger, Robert T.   CAPT    1830    Stimson Center
Herdt, Courtney S.      CDR    1310    Ctr for Strategic and
                              Int'l Studies (CSIS)/U.S.
                              Naval Institute (USNI)
Jestrab, Marek C.          LCDR  1110    Atlantic Council
Jones, Joshua L.        CDR    1320    Chicago Council
King, Michael G.        CDR    1310    Georgia Tech
Latwin, Stewart P.      LCDR    1310    Ctr for a New American
                                                Security (CNAS)
Peterson, Brent M.      CDR    1310    Tufts University
Pinckney, Bryan S.      CDR   1320    Harvard University
Rios, Alexander         LCDR  1810    Institute for Defense
                                                Analyses
Tomsik, Michael G.      CDR    1710    MIT
Woodruff, Robert A. III CAPT  1810    Carnegie Mellon Univ.

3.  U.S. Navy Hudson Fellowship Program at St. Antony's College, University 
of Oxford:
NAME                RANK  DESIG
Easterday, Ryan T.      CDR   1110

4.  CNO's Fellowship at the Council on Foreign Relations
NAME                RANK    DESIG
Almonte, Christa D.     CAPT     1710

5.  Secretary of Defense Executive Fellows (SDEF):
NAME                RANK    DESIG    INSTITUTION
Gammache, Nathan J.     CAPT    1320    Apple, Inc.
Greenfield, Cullen M.   CDR    1110    SRI International
Rochfort, Caroline E.   CDR    1830    L3Harris Technologies, Inc.

6.  Secretary of Defense Strategic Thinkers (SDSTP) Program at Johns Hopkins 
University SAIS:
NAME                RANK     DESIG
May, Steven G.        CDR     1130
Walker, Adam J.        CDR    1110

7.  Politico-Military Master's (PMM) Program:
NAME                RANK    DESIG INSTITUTION
Bote, Mark L.         LCDR  1110    Johns Hopkins University SAIS
Gosselin, Jonathan P.   LT       1320    Harvard Kennedy School
Harders, Steven K.      LT    1310    Harvard Kennedy School
Humble, William T.         LT     1810    Harvard Kennedy School
Jones, Larkin M.        LCDR    1830    Harvard Kennedy School
LeFils, Richard L. Jr.     LCDR  1310    Harvard Kennedy School
Lewis, Wayne G. Jr.     CDR    1310    Harvard Kennedy School
Zeberlien, Jeffrey T.   LT    1310    Johns Hopkins University SAIS

8.  Arthur S. Moreau (ASM) Program:
NAME                RANK    DESIG INSTITUTION
Jones, Kelley T.        CDR    1110    Princeton SPIA

9.  Olmsted Scholars Program:
NAME                RANK    DESIG LOCATION
Franc, Jaclyn A.           LT    1310    Leiden, Netherlands
Henning, Brendan S.     LT    3100    Szeged, Hungary
Mouer, Samuel A.        LT    1830    Taichung, Taiwan
Talisse, James P.       LT      1120    Tel Aviv, Israel

10. MIT Seminar XXI Fellowship:
NAME                RANK    DESIG
Bateshansky, Stewart L. CAPT     1110
Carlson, Andrew F.      CAPT     1110
Dicks, Grahame A.       CAPT    1310
Higgins, Elizabeth M.S. CAPT    1800
Holcomb, Errol T.       CIV      N/A
Johnson, Ian L.         CAPT     1120
Koprowski, Neil A.      CAPT  1110
Niemeyer, Robert W.     CDR   1110
Pottenburgh, Matthew T.    CAPT     1320
Sullivan, Sean M.       CDR    2500
Tothero, Brian L.       CAPT    1120
Townsend, Jonathan R.   CAPT    1317

11.  Points of Contact:
     a.  OPNAV N712 Fellowship and Scholarship Programs Branch Head: CDR Anne
     Stehlin; Comm (571) 256-4784; Email: anne.c.stehlin.mil(at)us.navy.mil
     b.  OPNAV N712 Program Support: Ms. Jennifer Rigdon Teter; Comm (703) 
692-1934; E-mail: jennifer.c.rigdonteter.ctr(at)us.navy.mil

12.  Released by VADM J. W. Hughes, Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for 
Warfighting Development, OPNAV (N7).//

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