I am an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Augsburg University, in Minneapolis. I have recently received my Ph.D. in Philosophy from Emory University, in Atlanta, with a dissertation on Levinas's concept of diachrony.
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I argue that Levinas's rethinking of time is what allows for, or makes possible, his ethics of alterity. Besides my work on twentieth-century Continental philosophy and ethics, I also write and teach on the broader history of philosophy, with an emphasis on Ancient Philosophy.

My recent article on Levinas has appeared in Epoché. I have also written on Plotinus and on Charles S. Peirce, for which I was awarded the Peirce Essay Prize in 2021.

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