I earned my B.A. in philosophy at the College of the Holy Cross. Between my time at Holy Cross and my time at BC, I've gained professional experience working in human-rights based immigration law and international humanitarianism for various non-profits and governmental organizations. In philosophy, I am interested primarily in social and political philosophy, legal philosophy, and ethics. I'm especially interested in phenomenological approaches to ethics and political philosophy. I'm a Teaching Assistant in Boston College's psychology department, and I'm involved in BC's Public Philosophy Initiative. In my spare time, I enjoy playing music, chess, and being in the outdoors.