In the spirit of the philosopher Charles Mills, whose focus was on developing a non-ideal theory to reform and rectify existing and potential injustices, my research program is a computational and empirically driven version of non-ideal philosophy which I coin data-driven non-ideal theory. I use empirical and formal methods to diagnose and remedy various kinds of social inequalities. My dissertation and ongoing research fall into three broad programs: philosophies of social inequality, empirical analysis, and mathematical modeling.
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PhD in Philosophy, expected 2023
University of Pennsylvania
MA in Statistics, expected 2023
University of Pennsylvania
MS in Biochemistry, 2019
Virginia Tech
MA in Philosophy, 2019
Virginia Tech
BS in Biology, 2013
University of Mobile