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I am Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Providence College. I received my Ph.D from Columbia University in May 2025. I am also presently Review Editor for the Journal of Philosophy of Education and a lead organizer for the North American Association for Philosophy & Education (NAAPE).
Across my work, I am centrally concerned with demonstrating how accounts of practical reasoning that focus on propositions, decisions, and impersonal justification miss much of what goes on in—and what is intrinsically valuable to—our moral and epistemic lives. My current research program is represented in three strands: moral und…
drew-chambers.com
I am Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Providence College. I received my Ph.D from Columbia University in May 2025. I am also presently Review Editor for the Journal of Philosophy of Education and a lead organizer for the North American Association for Philosophy & Education (NAAPE).
Across my work, I am centrally concerned with demonstrating how accounts of practical reasoning that focus on propositions, decisions, and impersonal justification miss much of what goes on in—and what is intrinsically valuable to—our moral and epistemic lives. My current research program is represented in three strands: moral understanding, practical reasoning, and generative AI.
My cover picture is "Edrita Fried" by Joan Mitchell.
