CURRICULUM VITAE

Invited Talks

(Oct. 2022) “Seeking the Aporetic Soul of Philosophy,” (Drew Hyland Archive Launch, Trinity College, Hartford, CT)

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Conference Activity

Papers Presented

(Jun. 2023) "Freedom's Emergence: Anxiety and Self-Knowledge in Kant" (Collegium Phaenomenlogicum Participants' Conference. Città di Castello, Italy.)

(Apr. 2023) "Forgetting & Foresight: The Twin Nature of Humankind in Plato’s Protagoras" (History of Philosophy Society Annual Meeting, Chattanooga, TN)

(Apr. 2022) Panelist & Co-Organizer. "A Lacuna in the Self" in "Graduate Student Dissertation Panel" (Ancient Philosophy Society, zoom panel)
(Mar. 2022) "Action's Poetic Nature: Reading Hannah Arendt's Human Condition in Light of Aristotle's Poetics," (Hannah Arendt Circle Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL)
(Oct. 2021) "Philosophy, Misanthropy, and Misology: Socrates' Recourse to Logoi as a Pharmakon for Soul-Blindness," (Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy, held remotely)
(June 2021) "Double-Blindness of the Soul: On the 'Mixed Nature' of the Ascent to the Good," (Ancient Philosophy Society, Salt Lake City, UT, held remotely)
(May 2021) "Forgetfulness and the Dissolving Self in Plato's Protagoras," (History of Philosophy Society, Salt Lake City, UT, held remotely)
(Nov. 2019) "Common Origins: Philosophical and Political Power in Plato's Gorgias," (Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy

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Commentaries

(Apr. 2022) Comment on Erica Holberg's "Aristotle on the Goodness of Anger," (Ancient Philosophy Society, University Park, PA)

(Apr. 2021) Comment on "Plato and Aristotle on the Polis and Xenia panel, (Ancient Philosophy Society, Chicago, IL, held remotely)

(Apr. 2019) Comment on Pieta Päälysaho's "Metamorphoses of Shamed Bodies: Reading Euripides' Helen with Giorgio Agamben," (Ancient Philosophy Society, Hartford, CT)

Gannon University

Social Media Coordinator, Department of Philosophy & Theology (2023-present)

Program Revision Subcommittee Member (2023-present)

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Boston College
Co-Founder, "History of PhilosopHERS Series," est. 2019 (organizer 2019–2022)

• PhilosopHERS is an annual series of workshops and presentations dedicated to celebrating the contribution women have made to the history of philosophy.

• Sessions organized: Hypatia and Other Neoplatonists, Theresa of Avila, Christine de Pizan, Gloria Anzaldua, Emilie du Châtelet, Edith Stein

Invited Panelist, "Selecting Your Dissertation Topic," Philosophy PhD Student-Faculty Retreat (2021)
Invited Panelist, "PhD in Philosophy Application Seminar" (2021)
Philosophy Graduate Student Association Representative (2017–2022)

• President (2019–2021), Secretary (2017–2019)

Organizer, Greek Reading Workshop on Plato's Protagoras (2020)
Supervising Coordinator, Prospective PhD Student Visit Weekend (2020)
Organizer, Philosophy PhD Student-Faculty Retreat (2019)
Invited Panelist, "Applying to Graduate Schools in Philosophy" (2018)
Graduate Student Orientation Guide, Office of Graduate Student Affairs (2018)
Coordinator, Prospective Philosophy PhD Student Visit Weekend (2018)
Research Assistant to Marina McCoy & Daniel McKaughan, Philosophy Faculty (2017–2018)

Manuscript Reviewer for Lexington Books, Rowman & Littlefield (2023)

Editorial Assistant, Boston Area Colloquium in Ancient Philosophy (2018–2021)
Assistant to the Conference Organizer, and Moderator for Jason Yonover's "Hegel and the Right to Have Done Wrong: Tragedy and the World-Historical Individual," Hegel Society of America annual meeting, Chestnut Hill, MA (Oct. 2018)
Assistant Editor, PhilPapers.org "Faith" (2017–2018)

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & ACTIVITIES

Collegium Phaenomenologicum participant, Cítta di Castello, Italy, July 2023 (accepted, upcoming)

            Collegium topic: Cosmology and Cosmopolitanism

            Director: Kristi Sweet, Texas A&M

Apprenticeship in College Teaching, BC Center for Teaching Excellence, 2018–present
Professionalization Seminar, BC Philosophy Department, 2018–present
Writing & Publishing Seminar, BC Philosophy Department, 2017–present
Adaptable Blended Instruction Workshop Series, BC Center for Teaching Excellence, 2020

• Trained in teaching technologies including Canvas LMS, Google Suite, Perusall, Poll Everywhere, and Zoom

Research & Scholarship Integrity Program, BC, Completed 2020
Teaching Seminar (6 Credit Hours), BC Philosophy Department, 2017–2019