The Theodore Roosevelt Chair of national security policy studies at the National Defense University was created in July 2001. The Roosevelt Chair is a member of the Center for Technology and National Security Policy staff. The Chair will lead research efforts, publish, conduct seminars, contribute to course development, present lectures, teach and engage in other activities commensurate with his background and experience. The Chair is currently held by Dr. Hans Binnendijk.

The Theodore Roosevelt Chair is responsible for the following:

	Conducting directed research and analysis in the area of national security policy, with a focus on the impact of technology;
	Engaging in independent research on the transformation of U.S. military force for the 21st Century;
	Maintaining close contact with developments in the National security community;
	Works with elements of the university to improve the technology and national security policy curriculum of the schools.

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