I am a researcher in the philosophy department of the University of California, Davis, working on topics in metaphysics, the philosophy of physics, and the philosophy of mind. I'm also the founder and primary organizer of the Davis Foundations of Physics Working Group and an organizer of the 2025 Berkeley-Stanford-Davis Graduate Philosophy Conference.

Bio

I grew up in Lafayette, Louisiana. I received a BS in Neuroscience and Philosophy from Tulane University in 2017, and an MA in Philosophy (also from Tulane) in 2019.

I defended my dissertation, titled "Ontology, Chance, and Laws of Nature in the Many Worlds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics" in September 2026. My dissertation (supervised by Alyssa Ney and David Glick) explores metaphysical and epistemological issues concerning the Many Worlds Interpretation of quantum mechanics, particularly those involving persistence, identity, knowledge, probability, and lawhood.

You can learn more about the projects associated with my research here. I also maintain research interests in the philosophy of mind and cognitive science, especially topics involving phenomenal consciousness and perception.

Outside of philosophy, I enjoy writing and performing music, hiking, bouldering, and reading science fiction.

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