“Kant on Autonomy as Self-Making.” The 13th International Kant Congress, University of Oslo, Norway, August 2019.
“Kant on Autonomy as Self-Making.” Princeton Annual Graduate Conference in the History of Philosophy, Princeton University, May 2019.
“Culture as the Unifying Ground of Kant’s Critique of Judgment.” Eastern Meeting of the APA, symposium (two-hour) session, New York, January 2019.
“‘Nothing More Than the Feeling of an Existence’: The Variable Status of Apperception in the First Critique.” Leuven Kant Conference, KU-Leuven, Belgium, May 2018.
“Foucault on the Anthropological Turn and the Pragmatic Subject.” Rencontre doctorale du Centre Michel Foucault, Caen, France, March 2018.
“Culture as the Unifying Ground of Kant’s Critique of Judgment.”* The Society for German Idealism-North American Kant Society Joint Conference, Stanford University, October 2017.
* Winner of Best Graduate Paper Award & nominated for Markus Herz Prize.
Invited
“Reflective Judgment in Kant’s Mature Moral Philosophy.” Early Modern Philosophy Works in Progress Session, NYU, April 2019.
“Political Spirituality and Practices of the Self: Foucault’s Vindication of the Meditative Tradition.” Finding the Way to Truth: Sources, History, Impact of the Meditative Tradition, Center for New Narratives in Philosophy, Columbia University, February 2019.
“Foucault on Anthropology and Critique in the History of Philosophy.” System and Fragment: Epistemic Collisions in the Long 19th Century, German Department, Columbia University, October 2018.
“‘When You Know, You Can’t Be Wrong’: The Normative Attachments of Claims to Knowledge.” Perlocutionary!: International Workshop, Université Panthéon-Sorbonne (Paris 1), Paris, June 2018.
“Foucault on the Anthropological Turn and the Pragmatic Subject.” 25th International Conference of Europeanists, Chicago, March 2018.
“Towards a Dialogical Account of Peer Disagreement.” Research Colloquium in Theoretical Philosophy, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt, November 2014.
“Reflections on Undergraduate-Powered Activism.” Workshop on Attracting & Retaining Female Philosophy Majors, UNC Chapel Hill, April 2014.
Commentaries
Comment on Allison Glasscock’s “Meno’s Memory & Learning as Recollecting.” Athena in Action: Mentorship Workshop for Women in Philosophy, Princeton University, August 2016.
I am currently an assistant professor of philosophy at the University of Pennsylvania. In 2023-2024, I am an Alexander von Humboldt fellow at the University of Potsdam, hosted by Thomas Khurana. I obtained my PhD from Columbia University in 2021, where my research was generously supported by the Mellon Foundation, American Council for Learned Societies, and Council for European Studies. Prior to that, I completed a BA degree at the University of Chicago in 2014 and a DAAD Research Fellowship at Goethe-Universität Frankfurt in 2015.