Shoshana Chatfield

• Boston University (BA)
• Harvard University (MPA)
• University of San Diego (EdD)

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External links

• Media related to Shoshana S. Chatfield at Wikimedia Commons

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Shoshana S. Chatfield [1]
Official portrait, 2024
57th President of the Naval War College
In office August 1, 2019 –June 23, 2023
Thesis	Restoring confidence: A qualitative study of the experience of interim commanding officers in U.S. Navy operational units  (2009)
Doctoral advisor	Mary Woods Scherr

Military offices
Preceded by Jeffrey A. Harley	57th President of the Naval War College 2019–2023	Succeeded by Peter A. Garvin
Vacant Title last held by E. John Deedrick	United States Military Representative to the NATO Military Committee 2024–2025	Vacant