I am a first-year philosophy PhD student at the University of Pittsburgh. I am coming from Seton Hall University, where I double majored in philosophy and religious studies.

My research ranges over normative ethics, well-being, moral psychology, and metaphysics. I am especially interested in questions situated in the philosophy of love literature, such as what constitutes love, whether we are justified in being partial toward our loved ones, and whether love is intrinsically valuable. I also have an ongoing research interest in certain questions in philosophy of death, such as whether there are posthumous, unfelt harms, and whether the prospect of death precludes (or is necessary for!) living a meaningful life.

​Besides philosophy, I also really enjoy animation and science fiction!
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