Background|I am an interdisciplinary PhD student, Fontaine Fellow, and a proud McNair scholar. I did my B.A at CU Boulder in  an Independently Structured major (or a distributed studies track) where I pulled from neuroscience/psych, astrophysics, and philosophy to pursue questions in existentialism given our contemporary advancements in STEAM.

I specialize in philosophy of science, philosophy of biology, and philosophy of race.  In philosophy of science, I primarily focus on metaphysical problems in science, such as what is an appropriate way to define "natural kinds."  In philosophy of biology, I primarily focus on metaphysical problems in biology, such as whether biological populations can have fuzzy temporal parts and whether there is any way to group organisms into biologically real subspecies.