​I am an Assistant Professor of Instruction in the Philosophy Department at the University of South Florida - St. Petersburg. I specialize in normative ethics, applied ethics, moral psychology, and philosophy of psychology. My recent interests include moral injury, character formation, and AI Ethics. I explore all things through a Neo-Aristotelian lens. 

I'm interested in helping mission-centered schools design pedagogical strategies, develop integrity-centered policies, re-imagine assessments that align with their values, and encourage genuine character formation in the age of AI.

I write about all of the above on my Substack, Wisdom in the Machine Age

Read my recent op-eds/podcast appearances below:

The Public Discourse, ​"Only the Humanities Can Save the University from AI."
Inside Higher Ed, "A Way to Save the Essay."
The Blog of the American Philosophical Association, "Online Philosophy Pedagogy in the AI of AI."
The Public Discourse, "Beware of Catholic AI."
Notre Dame's Designed for Learning Podcast, "Bringing the Term Paper into The Classroom."




See my CV here. My PhilPeople profile lists all my publications.