I am a PhD candidate in philosophy at the University of Connecticut, and organizer
of the Social Epistemology Working Group, which is funded by UConn Humanities Institute's Project on Humility and Conviction in Public Life.
I am primarily interested in feminist, social, and political epistemology, though I have secondary interests in critical race theory, human rights, truth, and ethics. My dissertation, supervised by Michael Lynch, Heather Battaly, and Daniel Silvermint, explores the conditions under which we ought to open-mindedly engage
with those with whom we disagree.
of the Social Epistemology Working Group, which is funded by UConn Humanities Institute's Project on Humility and Conviction in Public Life.
I am primarily interested in feminist, social, and political epistemology, though I have secondary interests in critical race theory, human rights, truth, and ethics. My dissertation, supervised by Michael Lynch, Heather Battaly, and Daniel Silvermint, explores the conditions under which we ought to open-mindedly engage
with those with whom we disagree.