About Me
I'm an Assistant Professor at Clemson University specializing in philosophy of science and epistemology.I have what might generously be described as broad interests in both these areas and in neighboring parts of value theory, logic, and philosophy of language. (A less generous description would be “easily distracted.”) More narrowly, my research focuses on philosophical questions in climate science, testimony, and data science—and particularly on those questions that arise at the intersection of all three. You can read more about these questions over at my research tab; publications and presentations on these subjects can be found in the downloads tab. If you're looking for syllabi for my courses that I've designed, those can be found in the teaching tab.
When not practicing or teaching philosophy, I enjoy spending time baking, running, climbing, and patting my cat, Indy. On the advice of my mother, I try to never be afraid to make a fool of myself.
