Davison Westmoreland

After receiving his MA in Government in 2008, Davison Westmoreland attended the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia. Despite the shift toward business, Davison decided to keep a foot in politics. He founded Socratic News, a libertarian news site, in 2010. Davison said it was his time at Johns Hopkins that solidified his interest in libertarianism. At Johns Hopkins, he took a class on conservative thought and took two classes taught by scholars from the Cato Institute. Davison said, "My time at Johns Hopkins gave me an appreciation for other political perspectives. Hopefully that open-mindedness will be reflected on the website."

Robert Kozloski

Robert Kozloski  (MA in Global Security Studies, 2011) works at the Department of the Navy.  Previously, he was a program manager at the Defense Intelligence Agency and the Department of Homeland Security.  Bob recently published an extended "letter to the editor" in Joint Force Quarterly, which you can read here:  http://www.ndu.edu/press/letters-to-the-editor-64.html

T. J. Morales

T. J. Morales (MA in Government, 2011) recently accepted a position as an Annual Fund Manager at the Make-A-Wish Foundation® of the Mid-Atlantic, Inc.  He will be managing fundraising activities for individual donors and writing grant proposals to bolster support from community foundations and corporations.  He will also be researching, applying for and tracking new and renewed chapter-wide grant proposals.

Natalie Grantham Jennings

Natalie Grantham Jennings (MA in Government) manages social media and engagement for politics at The Washington Post. A former Senate aide, she regularly blogs for the Post's Election 2012 blog on the intersection of politics and social media. She'll use her research and observations over the course of the 2012 election cycle towards her thesis.

Megan McBride

Megan McBride (MA in Government, 2010) recently published an article from her thesis in Terrorism and Political Violence.  The article is titled "The Logic of Terrorism: Existential Anxiety, the Search for Meaning, and Terrorist Ideologies."  A link to the abstract can be found here.  Megan's thesis received the award for Best Thesis in Global Security Studies.  She is currently pursuing a PhD in the Department of Religious Studies at Brown University.