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Welcome.  This website features my professional profile, so my biographical sketch leans in the direction of the working aspect of my life, which thus far has fallen broadly into two categories.  I speak about them below.  Thanks for visiting.                                                                                             I became interested in Philosophy and my academic studies in general because of a phenomenal teacher I had for an Introduction to Also, I became interested in Religious Studies and entered the seminary (nine years total, throughout high school, college for the BA in Philosophy, and one year for my MA in Philosophy) because of a spectacular mentor who helped me ponder the existence of the divine, the significance of religious traditions, and the value of the sublime. courses, I could relate completely. In the Conclusion, Kant notes: “Two things fill the mind with ever new and increasing admiration and awe, the more often and steadily we reflect upon them: the starry heavens above me and the moral law within me.” I knew then that I wanted to pursue the PhD in Philosophy so that one day I could as*ist students in Philosophy, Religious Studies, and Humanities clas*rooms to foster the same de*p appreciation for the so-called “big questions” that humans have considered, in addition to the cultural learning, creative expression, and critical thinking in which humans have been engaged for thousands of years. I was an Adjunct Professor teaching face-to-face, online, and hybrid Philosophy, Religious Studies, and other Humanities courses all As*istant Professor of Philosophy at Southwest Minnesota State University at Buffalo. The postdoc steered my primary work in the direction of government projects with the US Department of Defense (DoD), which is With DoD, I have worked through the National Institutes of Health on the ontology that underpins HL7's Reference Information Model