Presentations

  • “Moral Responsibility Gaps for Medical AI: An Analysis of Physician Perspectives”

    • 2024 Midwest Ethics Symposium: Ethics and AI, DePauw University (April 2024)

  • “Who Cares? Viewing OCD as Epistemically Disordered Caring”

    • Philosophical Bioethics Workshop, Baylor College of Medicine (October 2023).

  • ‘Why Do You Ask?’ Four Reasons for Eliciting Stakeholders’ Moral Judgments in Bioethics and Policymaking

    • 3rd European Experimental Philosophy Conference, University of Zurich (September 2023)

  • “Perspectives on Informed Assent and Bodily Integrity in Prospective Deep Brain Stimulation for Youth with Refractory Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder”

    • 9th Annual BRAIN Initiative (July 2023).

  • “Reasons and Compulsions”

    • Moral Decisions and Attitudes Lab, Kenan Institute for Ethics, Duke University, (October 2022).

    • Association for Advancement of Philosophy and Psychiatry, (May 2022).

    • Philosophical Bioethics Workshop, Baylor College of Medicine, (May 2022).

  • “Representations of OCD in Moral Philosophy.”

    • American Philosophical Association (APA), Central Division colloquium (February 2022).

    • Conceiving the (Un)Quiet Mind Conference. University of Washington (April 2021).

  • “‘What does her compulsion consist in?’ Revisiting Compulsion in Philosophy and Psychology”

    • 10th Annual Western Michigan University Medical Humanities Conference (September 2020).

  • “Obsessions and Internality: Viewing Obsessions as Disordered Caring.”

    • 12th Annual Rocky Mountain Ethics Congress, University of Colorado, Boulder (August 2019).

    • American Philosophical Association (APA), Pacific Division colloquium (April 2019).

  • “Love in the Time of Alzheimer’s: Cognitive Degeneration, Internality, and Love.”

    • American Philosophical Association, (APA)Pacific Division poster session (March 2018).

  • “The Relation Conversation: Conversational Responsibility, Blameworthiness, and Interpersonal Relationships.”

    • Free Will, Moral Responsibility, and Agency Graduate Student Conference, Florida State University (September 2014).