Contact Information
810 S. Wright St.
Urbana, IL 61801
Office Hours
Research Interests
I do philosophy of logic. My favorite adjacent areas are the philosophy of language and the philosophy of science. I am particularly interested in the normative status of logic, conceptual engineering, modality, and pretense.
I am working on the normativity of logic for the dissertation (with Kevin Scharp).
Education
B.A. Philosophy-Belmont University 2019
Courses Taught
As a TA:
SP23, PHIL 103: Logic and Reasoning QR II
As a grader:
SP22, PHIL 102: Logic and Reasoning
F22, PHIL 222: Philosophical Foundations of Computer Science
SP23, CS 211: Ethical and Professional Issues
F23, PHIL 202: Symbolic Logic
SP24, PHIL 206: Early Modern Philosophy
As an independent instructor:
F24 (in Progress): PHIL 202: Symbolic Logic
The learning objectives for this course: students will learn to employ a three-step method to evaluate deductively valid arguments: recognize-translate-evaluate.