I received my Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University at Buffalo in 2006. My research interests include ethical theory and applied ethics, social and political philosophy, moral pluralism, and skepticism. My current projects investigate the practical consequences and ethical responsibilities implicit to democratic citizenship in morally diverse societies, particularly in the domains of medicine, education, animal welfare, the environment, public policy, and political discourse. My recent work pursues the moral implications of global warming denialism, as well as other forms of science denialism.