I am a New York City-based philosopher and a long-time resident of the City. I am affiliated associated professor at the CUNY Graduate Center, where I regularly teach the introductory logic course for the philosophy program. Prior to and concurrent with this appointment, I was regular faculty at City College of New York. I am also a research associate in the philosophy department at the University of Connecticut. Before returning to NYC in 2012, I was a professor at Union College, where I taught a broad array of courses in analytic philosophy.

My PhD is from the CUNY Graduate Center. The title of my dissertation was “The Epistemological Status of Logic,” which I wrote under the direction of Hartry Field at NYU. My undergraduate degree is from Wellesley College.

During graduate school, I worked as a consultant to the risk management and research teams in JP Morgan’s Global Syndicated Finance Group. My work in business ethics and applied epistemology is informed by my experience in the banking industry.