Hagler Fellows
The Hagler Institute for Advanced Study at Texas A&M University selects Hagler Fellows from among top scholars who have distinguished themselves through outstanding professional accomplishments or significant recognition.
Current Hagler Fellows include several members of major scientific or professional academies that include the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and several equivalent academies around the world, plus fellows of royal societies in England, Canada and Australia.
Through the recruitment of its Hagler Fellows, The Hagler Institute for Advanced Study raises the profile of Texas A&M—nationally and worldwide—and plays a significant role in retaining outstanding faculty-researchers and recruiting quality faculty members and students.
The Advisory Board of the Hagler Institute for Advanced Study will issue a call for nominations for fellows. Hagler Fellows will be recruited for visiting appointments that will last from three to twelve months, though the twelve months may be spread over multiple years. The Hagler Fellows will in most cases be provided offices and access research facilities by the college(s) that put forth their nomination. A complete list of nominating rules is available as well as the nomination form.
Hagler Fellows

Guy Bertrand
Director, UCSD/CNRS Joint Research Chemistry Laboratory

Hui Cao
Yale University

John Michael Cullen
North Carolina State University

Odile Eisenstein
University of Oslo, Norway

Dimitar Filev
Ford Research and Innovation Center

Howard Frumkin
University of Washington

Sebastian Jonkman
Delft University of Technology, Netherlands

Mark O’Malley
Imperial College London

Lawrence Que Jr.
University of Minnesota

Jean-Paul Rodrigue
Hofstra University

Donald L. Sparks
University of Delaware

Madhavi Sunder
Georgetown Law Center

Michael W. Young
The Rockefeller University

David Zilberman
University of California, Berkeley