I was born in St. Louis, Missouri where I grew up and attended Washington University. In 1991 I earned a bachelor’s degree in mathematics. I decided on a career in philosophy late in my undergraduate
I joined CliMAS in Fall 2021 as a master's student being co-advised by Drs. Stephen Nesbitt and Robert J. Trapp working on overshooting convection. I earned my MS degree from the department in May 202
I focus on understanding the processes and time scales of igneous rock formation through a combination of experimental simulation and geochemical observations. I co-manage a state-of-the-art mass spec
Ongoing projects include phylogenomic analyses of major lineages of Membracoidea, development of online tools for genus and species identification, studies of the diversity and evolution of leafhopper
The role of culture in verbal interactionhow speakers perform and infer cultural identities in their own and others' talkstyle shifting and code switching in discoursebilingualismintercultural communi
Spain, 19-20th centuries, gender, narrative, translation, Philippines Most of my research focuses on gender, sexuality, and discourse in Spain since the mid- 19th century, with a focus on narrative a
I have a variety of interests within ancient philosophy. I focus on ancient epistemology and its relation to ancient ethics and political philosophy generally, and especially the extent to which Arist
I am Professor of Mathematics and serve as Department Chair. I am a faculty affiliate of the Computational Science and Engineering program. Also I am a program faculty member of the Graduate Program o
