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I'm an Assistant Professor in the Philosophy Department at Virginia Tech, where I'm also affiliated with the PPE and ASPECT programs. I work in ethics, metaethics, and philosophy of law. I completed my PhD in Philosophy at Princeton in 2016.
I work broadly in ethics (especially metaethics), philosophy of law, social and political philosophy, and philosophy of language. I'm especially interested in a range of issues at the intersection of these areas. Links- Here are more photos of my dog/panda, Nala. - I recently started as one of the Review Liaisons for PEA Soup, an excellent blog on philosophy, ethics, academia, and liquified food-related puns. - Here's some info on the MAP chapter at VT, which Sukaina and I help with; it's currently run by Rachel Keith and Alex Tolbert. Here's something I wrote for the APA blog about the Diversifying the Canon Workshop that I co-organized at Princeton. - I was recently on HiPhi Nation, a great philosophy podcast run by the very talented Barry Lam. - I co-wrote an op-ed with Robin Dembroff about gender-pronouns in The Guardian. We also wrote a post on the blog Philosopher on the same topic. - One of the best things I did in grad school was be part of Princeton's Prison Teaching Initiative. I wrote something about teaching philosophy in prisons in a periodical called Oberon: "Inequality in Education". - Here's an interview with me on the Legal-Phi blog about some of my work on philosophy of law. |
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