Mount Angel Seminary
Using the method of phenomenology, I research at the intersection of ethics and philosophy of religion. I primarily focus on the phenomenology of vocation and its significance for ethical deliberation. I also study medieval theories of cognition and contemplation. Edmund Husserl, St. Thomas Aquinas, and Bernard Lonergan are central to my research.
Education
Ph.D. in Philosophy, Boston College
Joint M.A. in Philosophy and Theology, Boston College
B.A. in Philosophy, Magdalen College of the Liberal Arts