I do research in epistemology, philosophy of mind, and the history of philosophy.​ I'm interested in questions about how we know ourselves, the value of knowledge, and what it means to have a "first-person" perspective on oneself. My dissertation addresses these questions drawing on Thomas Aquinas's thought in dialogue with contemporary epistemology and philosophy of mind, and I'm generally interested in what the history of philosophy has to offer for thinking about philosophical questions today.

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My CV listing my publications, presentations, fellowships, and awards can be found here.

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I teach philosophy in connection with everyday life.

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Feel free to contact me if you would like to chat more. I try to reply in a timely manner, but feel free to send me a nudge if I am slow to respond.

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