Professional Summary
Brianna is a 3rd year PhD Student; her research is at the intersection of social epistemology and metaphysics. Her dissertation focuses on narrative identity as a kind of storytelling and explores how one's social environment can unjustly constrain one's ability to narratively self-construct. She also has research interests in philosophical pedagogy, ethics, and moral psychology.
Brianna is the Lab Coordinator for UC's Philosophy for Children Group where she builds philosophy curriculum for 5th and 6th-grade classrooms and facilitates classroom lessons at Clifton Area Neighborhood Schools. In addition, she is a graduate fellow at the Cincinnati Ethics Center, where she has been doing Ethics Bowl programming with students ranging from 3rd grade to 12th grade for three years.
Education
Bachelor of Arts: University of Nebraska at Omaha Omaha, Nebraska, 2022 (Philosophy Concentration: ethics, law, and social-political philosophy)
Service
American Philosophical Association (Graduate Student Council ) Member Type:Service to Professional Associations Level:National 2024 -2026