​​I am an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Florida State University, with affiliations with the Center for Advancement of Human Rights, PPE Program, and Women's Studies Program. I am also a Principal Investigator for a large grant-funded project "Women’s Enlightenment: Early Feminist Critiques of the Gendered Ideal of Human Progress". I specialize in Kant's practical philosophy, feminist theory (and its history), and socio-political philosophy.

My new book, Kant on the History and Development of Practical Reason, has just been published with Cambridge University Press and is available here: doi.org/10.1017/9781009216760.

Previously, I held a tenure-track appointment at the University of North Carolina-Wilmington and a fellowship at the Stanford Basic Income Lab. I completed my PhD in Philosophy and Political Science at Stanford University and my BA in Philosophy and Modern Languages at the University of Oxford.