I am a research fellow in philosophy of religion at Lund University's Centre for Theology and Religious Studies (2021– ).

I received my PhD in Religious Studies – specializing in philosophy of religion – from Harvard University (2021), my MA from the University of Virginia (2010), and my BA and BS from Indiana University, Bloomington (2008). I have also studied at St. Olaf College's Hong Kierkegaard Library (2015) and the University of Copenhagen's Kierkegaard Research Centre (2016–2018, 2023).

I specialize in philosophical and religious thought of the modern West, though I am broadly interested in ethics, conceptions of selfhood, and theories and methods in religious studies. For my primary research trajectory, I examine Søren Kierkegaard's accounts of faith and modernity. As a secondary research trajectory, I investigate conspiritualities (such as QAnon) from a perspective empowered by modern philosophy and classic theories of religion.

• CV, last updated March 2024