I’m an Assistant Professor of Philosophy (tenure-track) at
Colorado College
.

Previously, I taught at Colby College, and before that, I completed a Ph.D. in Philosophy at the University of California, San Diego. At UCSD, I wrote a dissertation on Kant’s teleology under the direction of Clinton Tolley and cultivated interests in the history of Latin American Philosophy with the guidance of Manuel Vargas. I was born and raised in Miami, FL. 

As a researcher and teacher, I blend the traditional (Kant, Modern European Philosophy, Continental Philosophy, Ancient Greek and Roman Philosophy) with the non-traditional (Mexican, Cuban, and Latine Philosophy). When I’m not writing, reading, or teaching philosophy, I play my bass guitar, make movies, and root for my favorite NBA team,
the Miami Heat
.

For a summary of my academic history, see the
CV
page. For more info about my research and teaching interests, see the
Research & Teaching
page. To watch a few of my movies, see the
Film
page. For info on how to contact me, see the
Contact
page. Last, if you ever want to access the site menu, just tap the ellipsis on the top-right corner of the page.

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