Graduate Student, Rutgers University Philosophy Department 

"Speak to your children about the absolute impossibility of time travel, magical powers... if this fails to quell their imaginations, encourage them to stare at household objects and think clearly and objectively about their actual, physical characteristics."

-- "Experts call for restrictions on childhood imagination." The Onion. (Feb 21, 2007).

I am currently a PhD student in Philosophy at Rutgers University.  I also serve as the Head Graduate Mentor at the Bunting-Cobb Residence Hall.  In 2007, I completed the BPhil degree in the Philosophy Faculty at Oxford.  And way back in 2005, I graduated from the University of Virginia with a BA in Philosophy and Politics. 

I work mostly in metaphysics and topics where it overlaps with logic, semantics, or epistemology.  My dissertation is on the A-theory of time.  I'm also interested in philosophy of religion and philosophical theology.  Want to know more?  Check out the links to the right or send me an email at sullivan-dot-meghan-at-gmail-dot-com.