updated March 2020
EDUCATION
University of California, Riverside. MA Philosophy, 2019
University of California, Los Angeles. BA Philosophy, 2013
AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION
Ethics and Value Theory, including Aesthetics and Political Philosophy
AREAS OF COMPETENCE
History of Philosophy (especially Ancient Greek), Feminism, and Critical Theory
FELLOWSHIPS AND AWARDS
University of California, Riverside. Graduate Teaching Assistantship, 2017 - present
University of California, Riverside. Chancellor's Distinguished Fellowship, Academic Year 2016 – 2017
University of California, Los Angeles. Magna Cum Laude, Philosophy Department Honors, College of Letters and Science Honors, June 2013
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
University of California, Riverside Department of Philosophy, Teaching Assistant
2019 Summer Session. Philosophy 1: Introduction to Philosophy. Instructor: David Shope
2019 Spring Quarter. Philosophy 2: Contemporary Moral Issues. Instructor: William Swanson
2019 Winter Quarter. Philosophy 165: Philosophy of Law. Instructor: Carl Cranor
2018 Fall Quarter. Philosophy 5: Evil. Instructor: Eric Schwitzgebel
2018 Summer Session. Philosophy 7: Introduction to Critical Thinking. Instructor: David Shope
2018 Spring Quarter. Philosophy 3W: Ethics and the Meaning of Life (Writing Intensive). Instructor: Patrick Londen
2018 Winter Quarter. Philosophy 1: Introduction to Philosophy. Instructor: Pierre Keller
2017 Fall Quarter. Philosophy 5: Evil. Instructor: Eric Schwitzgebel
2017 Summer Session. Law and Society 100: Introduction to Law and Society. Instructor: David Beglin
University of California, Los Angeles Department of Philosophy, Teaching Assistant
2015 Fall Quarter. Philosophy 100A: History of Greek Philosophy. Instructor: Adam Crager
2015 Spring Quarter. Philosophy 6: Introduction to Political Philosophy. Instructor: A.J. Julius
2015 Winter Quarter. Philosophy 100B: History of Medieval Philosophy. Instructor: Calvin Normore
2014 Fall Quarter. Philosophy 100A: History of Greek Philosophy. Instructor: Adam Crager
2014 Summer Session. Philosophy 7: Introduction to Philosophy of Mind. Instructor: Jason Carnell
2014 Spring Quarter. Philosophy 6: Introduction to Political Philosophy. Instructor: Calvin Normore
2014 Winter Quarter. Philosophy 22: Introduction to Ethical Theory. Instructor: Gavin Lawrence
2013 Fall Quarter. Philosophy 100A: History of Greek Philosophy. Instructor: Samuel Baker
As an Invited Speaker/Guest Lecturer
August 2019 UC Riverside. Philosophy 164: Justice, “Bentham, Mill, Singer and Critiques of Utilitarianism.”
May 2019 “Intersectional Feminism.” Los Angeles County High School for the Arts, Introductory Photography. Instructor: David Sotelo
April 2019 Printed Matter’s Los Angeles Art Book Fair (at The Classroom, MOCA Geffen Contemporary). Aesthetic Justice and Double Consciousness. With Kandis Williams.
October 2018 UC Riverside. Philosophy 5: Evil, on Eichmann in Jerusalem by Hannah Arendt. Instructor: Eric Schwitzgebel.
September 2018 Printed Matter’s New York Art Book Fair (at The Classroom, MoMA PS1). The School-to-Prison Pipeline. With Kandis Williams.
September 2018 Los Angeles County High School for the Arts. Advanced Photography, on Self-Publishing and Access/Applications to Higher Education. Instructor: David Sotelo
July 2016 UCLA. Philosophy 178: Phenomenology, on Simone de Beauvoir's "The Second Sex." Instructor: Kevin Lande
March 2014 Los Angeles County High School for the Arts. Advanced Photography, on Self-Publishing. Instructor: David Sotelo
November 2011 Art Center Saturday High. Photography, on Self-Publishing. Instructor: David Sotelo
As a Workshop Leader
April 2017 Minorities and Philosophy Southern California Meeting (at UCR). Introduction to Philosophical Writing.
April 2016 Minorities and Philosophy Southern California Meeting (at UCSB). Diversifying Syllabi.
CONFERENCE ACTIVITY
Commentary
2018 Southern California Student Conference in Aesthetics, November 16-17, University of San Diego, CA. Comments on “Interest in the Imagination: Loving Nature and Engaging in Art with Moral Character” by Alexandra Grundler (UCSC)
2017 American Society for Aesthetics Pacific Division Meeting. Comments on “Is the Sublime Salvageable?” by Tom Hanauer (UCR)
Chairing
2018 American Philosophical Association Pacific Division Meeting. Chair for 7J Colloquium: Metaphilosophy. “On Socrates’ Project of Philosophical Conversion” by Jacob Stump (University of Toronto)
Panels
2018 American Society for Aesthetics Pacific Division Meeting. “Style: Personal, Deceptive, Artistic.” Panel with Jonathan Gingerich (UCLA/University College London) and Kevin Lande (UCLA/York University)
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Conference Coordinator, UCR Ancient Philosophy Conference, 2018 and 2019
Founder and Organizer, UCR WHIP (Women Hella Into Philosophy) Reading Group. 2018-present
Organizer and Workshop Leader, Southern California Minorities and Philosophy Annual Meeting. Riverside, CA, May 2017.
Minorities and Philosophy TA Mentor, University of California Department of Philosophy, 2014 – 2015.
Founder and Organizer, UCLA Feminist Philosophy Reading Group. 2012-2015.
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
American Philosophical Society (Member)
American Society for Aesthetics (Member)
Minorities and Philosophy (Member, UCR Chapter; previously UCLA chapter)