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I'm an assistant professor of ethics and political philosophy at the University of Twente and a visiting fellow at the Concept Lab at the University of Oslo during Fall 2018. Prior to this, I was a postdoctoral fellow with the Gothenburg Responsibility Project and a visiting assistant professor at Oakland University. I received my PhD in philosophy from the University of California, San Diego in 2014, where I was supervised by Dana Nelkin. I study free will, agency, and moral responsibility. I’m particularly interested in practices like blame, apology, and forgiveness that we use to address and resolve moral conflicts. |
I've been a member of the Effective Altruism community since 2010 and have written a blog post for Giving What We Can on the effectiveness of tobacco taxation as an anti-poverty intervention.
I like to run and swim (preferably in nature), but mostly I read, play board games, watch 80s movies, and listen to podcasts. I learned to breakdance in grad school, but now I just watch videos on YouTube. I've run some marathons, but don't anymore.
I like to run and swim (preferably in nature), but mostly I read, play board games, watch 80s movies, and listen to podcasts. I learned to breakdance in grad school, but now I just watch videos on YouTube. I've run some marathons, but don't anymore.
