About

I’m an undergraduate at Harvard studying social studies and philosophy from Irvine, California graduating in 2026. I believe bringing philosophy to kids will create a justice-minded, empathetic citizenry.

What I’m up to:

• Going about a “public turn” in philosophy: teaching it to students, writing about it in publications, and hosting reading groups, supported by the United Nations Academic Impact Millennium Fellowship.

• Serving as the Philosophy Learning and Teaching Organization’s Graduate/Undergraduate Consortium Chair, the largest nonprofit dedicated to promoting philosophical inquiry in K-12 schools in the U.S.

• Assisting with treaty drafting for an international anti-corruption court at Integrity Initiatives International.

• Leading a volunteer civic education organization on campus, hosted by the Institute of Politics at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government.

In the past:

• Designed and implemented my high school’s introductory philosophy course.

• Advised Rep. Katie Porter on legislation affecting youth in her district.

• Researched race, history, and rights at UC Irvine, and political theory at Brown.

What I’m reading:

• Working by Robert Caro

In my free time, I take road trips across the country, take landscape photos, powerlift, and watch professional basketball (go Lakers).