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I am an associate professor of philosophy at Loyola University Chicago.

My main areas of interest are ethics, moral psychology, East Asian philosophy, and comparative philosophy. My research centers on deepening our understanding of the nature of well-being, and related concepts including human nature, emotion, virtue, and friendship. In both research and teaching, I seek to employ an interdisciplinary, cross-cultural methodology that integrates traditional philosophical analysis with contemporary psychological research and insights from East Asian philosophical traditions. 

I am also deeply interested in the Catholic intellectual tradition, particularly the works of Catholic philosophers and scholars including St. Thomas Aquinas, Elizabeth Anscombe, Alasdair MacIntyre, and Dorothy Day.

I also co-host This Is The Way—a podcast on Chinese philosophy—with Justin Tiwald.

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