I'm a PhD student in Philosophy-Neuroscience-Psychology at Washington University in St. Louis. I was previously a graduate student in Philosophy at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

I work in the philosophy of mind, in the philosophy of cognitive science, and in epistemology. I’m currently working on two projects: one concerning the nature of perception given distributed models of mental function, and another concerning the nature of epistemic responsibility.

My curriculum vitae: [pdf]

Recent and Upcoming Events

• "Degree Encroachment," Arché Grad Conference, St. Andrews (Postponed until late 2020)
• Visitor at Cambridge University's History and Philosophy of Science Department (Cancelled)
• "Encroachment on Belief-forming Processes," CONCEPT Graduate Conference, Cologne (Postponed)
• Comment/Chair for Hille Paakkunainen's "Reasoning and Reasons for Belief," St. Louis Area Conference on Reasons and Rationality (Postponed until late 2020)
• "Articulating an Account of Degree Encroachment," Rocky Mountain Philosophy Conference (Cancelled)
• "Responsibility and Epistemic Downgrade of Perception," Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology (Postponed until late 2020)
• "Two Senses of 'Perception,'" WIP Series, WashU (February 28, 2020)

Links:

• WashU Mind and Perception Group
• Cognitive Ontology Workshop
• Emory-Tibet Science Initiative