Curriculum
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The short version follows; publications are listed on the research page.
Download full CV (PDF)Appointments
- 2026–
Associate Professor of Philosophy, Dominican University of New York
- 2022–26
Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Dominican University of New York
- 2019–22
Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Trinity College
- 2018–19
Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Marquette University
Education
- 2017
Ph.D., Philosophy, University of Kentucky
- 2015
M.A., Philosophy, University of Kentucky
- 2012
B.A., Philosophy, University of Dallas
Selected talks
- 2026
Keynote, “Sensation and Perception in Merleau-Ponty.” Sensation and Perception in Phenomenology Workshop, Norwegian University of Science and Technology.
- 2026
“What-being and That-being in Heidegger’s Lectures from 1927–1932.” The Aftermath of Being and Time, European Center for Heidegger Studies.
- 2025
“A Phenomenological Description of Confusion in the Case of Dementia.” Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy.
- 2025
“Can Representationalists Be Direct Realists?” American Philosophical Association, Eastern Division.
- 2023
“Wesen in Edith Stein’s Finite and Eternal Being.” Phenomenology, Reality, and Essences, University of Paderborn.
Grants and awards
- 2024
Council of Independent Colleges Travel Grant
- 2023
Council of Independent Colleges Implementation Grant
- 2021
Mellon Inclusive Teaching & Advising Grant, project leader, “Fostering Inclusivity in Philosophy,” Trinity College
- 2020
Faculty Writing Fellow, Trinity College
Service to the profession
Editorial board, Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences. Referee for Hypatia, Southern Journal of Philosophy, Journal of the History of Philosophy, Ergo, Puncta, Open Philosophy, and others. Co-organizer, Merleau-Ponty’s Realisms workshop (Dominican University of New York and Deakin University, 2026).
Languages
French, German, and classical Greek (reading); Italian (reading and basic conversational).