過去のフェローシップ | 安全保障・日米グループ（日米・安全保障研究ユニット）-過去のフェローシップ

SPFフェローシップ

※SPFフェローシッププログラムおよびフェロー募集は終了致しました。

日米の若手研究者に、調査研究、国際会議参加等を通じたオピニオンリーダー達との交流やネットワーク拡大の機会等を提供し、次世代の日米交流、政策コミュニティの中心として活躍する若手研究者、実務家の育成を支援しています。

実施団体：パシフィック・フォーラム戦略国際問題研究所（CSIS）
対象者：日本人、アメリカ人の若手研究者（20代後半～30代）
①滞在型：ホノルルのパシフィック・フォーラムに最大６ヶ月滞在（滞在費・渡航費支給）
②非滞在型：国際会議、若手プログラムへの参加

これまでのフェロー　（敬称略）

清水愛子

ペンシルバニア大学ロースクール卒業（2013年度日本人フェロー）

She was the 2013-2014 Japan resident SPF Fellow and a JD candidate at the University of Pennsylvania Law School. Shimizu's professional experiences include working at the United Nations, Permanent Mission of Japan to the UN and the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea. Her works have been published in the Journal of International Affairs and Atlantic-Community.org. She received her MA in international affairs from Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) and a BA in political science and international studies from the University of Chicago.

サチ・ガービン（Ph.D）

カリフォルニア大学ロサンゼルス校（UCLA）博士課程修了。生物化学博士（Ph.D.）（2013年度米国人フェロー）

She was the 2013-2014 US resident Sasakawa Peace Foundation fellow at Pacific Forum CSIS. She received a BS in biology from Harvey Mudd College, and a PhD in biological chemistry from UCLA, where she gained a background in cell and cancer biology. She has taught science to a broad audience, as a high school biology teacher in Japan through the Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program, and as a writer for Nature Publishing Group's education website. Sachi was a Christine Mirzayan Science and Technology Policy Graduate fellow at the National Academies, where she helped promote engineering through various communication outlets, including a radio series on engineering innovations. Her current research focuses on ways for the US and Japan to cooperate on combating antimicrobial resistance, a global health security issue.

太　栄志

中央大学修士課程修了。元国会議員秘書（2012年度日本人フェロー）

He was the SPF Resident Fellow at the Pacific Forum from July-October 2012. He is currently a Japan Scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington and has been a Research Associate for the Program on US-Japan Relations at the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs at Harvard University from 2011 to 2012. Previously he served as chairman of the Harvard Commemorative Cherry Tree Planting Initiative for the 100th anniversary of cherry trees given to the United States from Japan. During 2009-2011, he worked as a visiting fellow at the Center for US-Japan Studies and Cooperation at Vanderbilt University. He was also a Japan Studies fellow at the East-West Center in Washington in 2012. Prior to his fellowship in the United States, He served as Chief of Staff at the office of Akihisa Nagashima, a House of Representatives member and former Vice Minister of Defense. He earned his BA in law and MA in political science from Chuo University, Tokyo, Japan.

ジェニー・リン

アメリカン大学修士課程修了。（2012年度米国人フェロー）

She was the 2012-2013 Resident Sasakawa Peace Foundation Fellow. She was born in Taiwan and immigrated to the US when she was ten years old. She received her MA in public policy from American University and BA in government and Asian studies from the University of Texas in Austin. Her area of research includes: the US-Japan alliance; energy security; and developments of the Chinese military, space industry, and cyber security. Her publications include: The Chinese People's Liberation Army Signals Intelligence and Cyber Reconnaissance Infrastructure; Weather Satellite Surveillance; and China's Energy Security Dilemma. Publications she contributed to include: China's Evolving Space Capabilities: Implications for US Interests; Buy, Build, or Steal: China's Quest for Advanced Military Aviation Technologies. In Spring 2012, She was invited to present her publication at the School of International Service, American University.