I love philosophy.  Given this passion, I'm fortunate to be a tenure track faculty member at Fordham University - teaching and researching at the Lincoln Center campus in Manhattan.  I did my graduate studies at Oxford University (pictured above), Princeton University and Rutgers University.  My doctoral research project is titled 'On What To Do When There Isn't Enough - The Distribution of Scarce, Indivisible Benefits' and is supervised by John Broome.  It incorporates elements of philosophy, economics and public health.  Beyond my doctoral research, I have wide ranging interests in moral philosophy (especially normative ethics, bioethics & axiology), Kant (both theoretical and practical), metaphysics (especially time, persistence and meta-ontology), jurisprudence, philosophical methodology and epistemology.  

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