Charles Hermann
Professor, Director of the Master's Program in International Affairs, and Brent Scowcroft Chair in International Policy Studies
Dr. Charles Hermann has been with the Bush School since its inception in 1995, serving as the interim associate dean for academic programs and associate dean before his appointment as the program director for the Master's Program in International Affairs. An active scholar in the fields of foreign policy, national security policy, and group decision making, his publications include the editorship of The American Defense Annual and New Directions in Foreign Policy. In 1969, he left a position at Princeton University to serve on the National Security Council staff under Dr. Henry Kissinger, has previously served as the director of the Mershon Center, a think-tank on international security and public policy at Ohio State University, and is a past president of the International Studies Association. Dr. Hermann received his Ph.D. in political science from Northwestern University.
