I am a researcher in ancient philosophy, receiving my PhD from Northwestern University in 2022. I am interested in the history of philosophy generally, but I am particularly interested in Aristotle, the Pre-Socratics, ancient logic, and ancient political philosophy. My dissertation was on the theory of truth in Aristotle’s practical philosophy.
Besides philosophy, I am also an incoming associate attorney (pending Georgia bar admission) to the union-side labor law firm Quinn, Connor, Weaver, Davies & Rouco in Atlanta, GA.* I received my JD with honors from Emory University School of Law in 2025, where I was Dean’s Teaching Fellow (2024-25), Peggy Browning Fellow (2023-24 and 2024-25), winner of the Witte Prize in Law and Religion (2025), and Editor-in-Chief of the Emory International Law Review (Volume 39). I concentrated in Law & Religion, writing articles on legal history, legal theory, and the intersection between religion and labor law.
When I’m not thinking about philosophy and law in Greece, however, I am thinking about places to explore in Atlanta. I love to travel, both in the United States and around the world. I also have a small passion for cooking.
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