I am a postdoctoral teaching fellow for the Great Texts Program in the Honors College at Baylor University and the managing editor for Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews.

My academic work is mainly in ancient and late antique philosophy, philosophical theology, and theological ethics. I wrote my dissertation on Gregory of Nyssa’s philosophy of evil. My current project explores moral formation in early and medieval Christian philosophy, especially Gregory’s account of “self-possession” and the idea, rooted in Plato’s Republic, that “virtue is without a master.”