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I earned my Ph.D. in political theory at Yale University and my A.B. in religion, summa cum laude, at Princeton University. As of September 2026, I am a Postdoctoral Faculty Fellow in Liberal Studies at New York University.
Currently I am at work on two books: one about the ethics and politics of ending intimate relationships, and another on the political and religious thought of the early modern English poet John Milton. My dissertation was supported by a Charlotte W. Newcombe Fellowship, and my first peer-reviewed article appears in Political Theory. Before pursuing a graduate degree, I taught high school English at the Riverdale Country School in the Bronx, NY. At Yale, I served as a teaching fellow for courses in political philosophy, gender studies, and political science. Last year, I taught courses in interdisciplinary humanities at Quinnipiac University and religious studies at Fairfield University. As a coordinator for a online event series by The Philosopher, I occasionally host book talks on recent work in religious ethics, political theory, feminist philosophy, and black studies. To learn more about my work as a freelance editor, please visit Better Versions LLC. |
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