Writing & Speaking

Featured

  • Humanities, Quiet and Thunderous

    Article. Spark Magazine, 2023.

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  • Silicon Dreams and Artificial Intelligence

    Video. Humanities At Play, 2023.

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  • Philosophy Education Beyond the Academy

    Panel. APA on Demand.

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Writing

  • "Humanities, Quiet and Thunderous," Spark Magazine, 2023.

  • Dissertation: “Tower to Agora: Insularity and Philosophical Methodology.” Chair: Carole Lee. Committee: William Talbott, Alison Wylie, Jessica Luke. 2021.

  • "Strange Pages: Books for Uncertain Times," Spark
    Magazine, 2020.

  • "Cabin Fever Questions," Humanities Washington,
    2020.

  • "Human Nature and the Ring of Gyges." In Philosophy in Education: Questioning and Dialogue in Schools, by Jana Mohr Lone and Michael D. Burroughs. Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 2016.

  • "Shallow Pond and Charity." In Philosophy in Education: Questioning and Dialogue in Schools, by Jana Mohr Lone and Michael D. Burroughs. Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 2016.

  • Masters Theses:

    • "The Motivation to Teach: Understanding Socrates in the Laches." 2012.

    • "Distinguishing Pseudoscientists and the Merely Mistaken." 2012.

    • "Contempt and Character.” 2012

  • "Climate & Diversity Resources" | Department of Philosophy | University of Washington." 2012

Speaking

  • “The Future of Philosophy’s Outreach and Growth,” American Philosophical Association Pacific Conference, 2024.

  • “Philosophy Education Beyond the Academy,” APA on Demand, 2024.

  • "The Humanities at the Crossroads of the Culture Wars," 2023 National Humanities Conference Panel,2023.

  • "Innovation and Sustainability: Exploring the Role of Fellowships in Strengthening the Humanities," National Humanities Conference Panel, 2023.

  • "Open Access to Expertise," Online Northwest
    Invited Presentation, 2022.

  • "Careers in the Humanities," Digital Humanities Day, University of Washington, 2021.

  • "Scholars on and Beyond Campus: Public Lectures, Speakers Bureaus, and the Stakes of Audience Engagement," National Humanities Conference Panel, 2020.

  • "Extremely Online - The Social Dimension of Conspiracism," Department of Philosophy, Gonzaga University, Colloquium, 2020. (Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic.)

  • "Exiting the Gated Community: Academic Philosophy and the Public," SOPHIA Panel, American Philosophical Association Pacific Conference, 2020. (Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic.)

  • “Public Humanities Programming During a Pandemic,” Federation of State Humanities Councils, 2020.

  • “Innovation and Problem-Solving in Public Humanities Programming,” Washington Museum Association Conference, 2020.

  • “Bypassing Philosophical Anxiety,” Pacific APA Presentation, 2019.

  • “Overcoming Obstacles to Impact,” Public Philosophy Network Invited Presentation, 2018.

  • “Facts and Fake News: Conversations After the Election,” University of Washington Presentation, 2017.

  • “Mutual Aims: Justice in Non-Profits and Philosophy,” PLATO Conference Presentation, 2017.