Academic History
Ph.D., Philosophy, Fordham University 2006
M.A., Philosophy, Fordham University 2000
B.A., Philosophy (Minor: History) Christendom College, 1997
Expertise
St. Thomas Aquinas and Aristotle
Philosophy of Nature
Honors and Awards
Wilbur Fellowship, Russell Kirk Center for Cultural Renewal, Micosta, MI, 2005-06
"Friend of Commuter Students" award, University of St. Thomas, 2005
Who's Who in American Higher Education, nominated by a student and listed, 2004
Teaching Fellowship, Fordham University, 2000-01
Graduate Assistantship, Fordham University, 1998-2000
Loyola Fellowship, Fordham University, 1997-98
Salutatorian, Christendom College, 1997
Invited work/study as out-of-class assistant to Logic professor (Dr. Anthony Andres),
Christendom College, 1995
Presidential Scholarship, Christendom College, 1993-1997
Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship (prestigious federal scholarship), 1993-97
Lectures
"Judgment," third part of a series on Logic, invited lecture at the annual Assembly of the American Kinlein Association (Washington, DC), 2011
"Simple Apprehension," second part of a series on Logic, invited lecture at the annual Assembly of the American Kinlein Association (Washington, DC), 2011
"Who Do You Think You are? Symbolic Logic versus Traditional Logic," first part of a series on Logic, invited lecture at the annual Assembly of the American Kinlein Association (Cable, WI), 2010
"Connatural Knowing," invited lecture at the annual Assembly of the American Kinlein Association (Cable, WI), 2008
"Potency and Act in the Human Will," invited lecture at the annual Assembly of the American Kinlein Association (Cable, WI), 2007
"Potency and Act," invited lecture at the annual Assembly of the American Kinlein Association (Cable, WI), 2006
Selected Publications
"Is the Internet Too Platonic? Books, Electronic Media, and the Purpose of Communication," article in The International Journal of the Book, published under the auspices of the Fourth International Conference on the Book, 2006.
"De Gustibus Disputandum: Beauty According to St. Thomas Aquinas," article in Doctor Angelicus 1:1 (May 1998), 67-75.