Education

• University of Virginia - PhD Religious Studies (in progress)
• Princeton Theological Seminary - MDiv (2016)
• Nyack College, Nyack, NY - BA summa cum laude, Theological Studies (2013)

Research Interests

• Forms of critique in philosophical and religious thought 
• Theories of history and temporality
• Modern Jewish and Christian thought (esp. in late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Germany) 
• The rhetoric of philosophical and theological texts as sites of reflection
• The relations between Enlightenment and later modern thought.

Teaching and Work Experience

Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Virignia

• Elements of Christian Thought, Fall 2017 & 2018 (Prof. Paul Jones)
• Jerusalem, Fall 2019 (Prof. Jessica Andruss)

Research Assistant

• Religion and Its Publics, Spring 2018
• Dr. Benjamin Bennett, Department of Germanic Languages & Literature, Spring 2020

Papers Presented

“Out of Dissonance: Theological Reflections on the Rhetoric of Karl Barth and James Cone,” 2018 Annual Karl Barth Conference: Karl Barth & the Future of Liberation Theology (Princeton Theological Seminary, June 18, 2018)

“The Grounds for Thinking Otherwise: A Rhetorical Reading of Critique in ‘The Concept of Enlightenment’,” 2018 Graduate Student Conference: “Thinking Otherwise with Critical Theory” (University of Virginia, Dec. 6, 2018)