"Rosenbach Named Executive Director for Research"
Newsletter Article, Belfer Center Newsletter, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Kennedy School of Government
Winter 2007-2008
Kennedy School alum Eric Rosenbach, former national security adviser to Senator Chuck Hagel and Senate Intelligence Committee staff member, took the reins in August as the Belfer Center's executive director for research. Rosenbach worked on the Senate Intelligence Committee for three years, where he was responsible for oversight of the intelligence community's counterterrorism efforts.
It was at the Kennedy School that Rosenbach co-authored with Richard A. Clarke and other experts Defeating the Jihadists, a book on counterterrorism policy. Rosenbach previously served as a military intelligence officer supporting post-conflict operations in the Balkans. As a company commander, he was awarded the Meritorious Service Medal.
Rosenbach replaces the former executive director for research, Xenia Dormandy, who has been named director of the Belfer Center's new Project on India and the Subcontinent.
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