I am Professor of Philosophy at Gonzaga University. My research spans philosophy of mind, social epistemology, and philosophy of language. I work on questions about how minds extend into the social and material world, how we identify and defer to experts, and how language shapes and is shaped by cognition. I also use agent-based modeling to study belief dynamics and epistemic norms in social systems.
I am also a Founding Scholar at GraspingAI, a community for thoughtful people navigating the opportunities and implications of AI together—integrating research, design, and philosophy to help people understand AI and build better systems.
This site collects my published work, teaching materials, and occasional writing on the philosophy job market.