National Museum of the U.S. Navy

Researcher, Madison Sargeant presents an analysis of the maritime security environments that have developed in the Baltic and Black Seas since the collapse of the Soviet Union.  Just how and why did these environments develop differently – relative to NATO’s and the U.S. Navy’s roles in security approaches and methodologies for the two regions?

This program is being presented in collaboration with the History and Archives Division, Naval History and Heritage Command, Washington, DC

About the Speaker:

Madison Sargeant is a national security scholar-practitioner with training in qualitative and quantitative research methods and regional expertise in Central and Eastern European affairs. She is an alumnus of the BU-MIT NROTC Boston Consortium, and upon completion of her studies at Columbia University, will receive her commission as an active duty U.S. Navy Surface Warfare Officer.