Welcome! I am currently a Visiting Assistant Professor at Bridgewater State University. I am also a part-time Instructor at Northeastern Univeristy as well as Umass Dartmouth and Rutgers University. For the Fall 22' semester I'll be teaching 10 courses in all across all 4 institutions (5 at BSU). My doctoral thesis was titled "Assessing the Moral Evaluations of Pharmacological Enhancements" and my Ph.D. was conferred in Feb 2019. I focused on one central ethical question: when is it morally permissible, impermissible, or obligatory to pharmacologically enhance oneself to accomplish a goal? I developed a novel strategy to answer this question guided by an appeal to virtue, practice, and achievement. I concluded that such enhancements are not only permissible in many contexts but may be obligatory in far more cases than has been previously suggested. I have interests in other areas of philosophy including the reactive attitudes, moral obligation, agency, punishment, and moral responsibility. Lastly, I have an ongoing research program within the free will debate where I focus on the moral ramifications of hard incompatibilism. Roughly, I argue that we would lose quite a bit if it turned out that we do not have free will.