Collective Action
A Pathway Model of Collective Action’s Impact on Women’s Well-Being
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portfolio
R Package
Developing a Package in R to Test the Presence of Non-Random Patterns in Binary Data
SES & Machine Learning
A Task-Based Model of Uncertainty’s Impact on Reinforcement Learning (A Focus on Socioeconomic Status)
Other Projects + Abstracts
Coping with Racial Discrimination - Judgment & Decision Making - Morality - Comorbid Anxiety & Depression
publications
Intertwining Personal and Environmental Well-Being in Textbook Accessibility Reform
Poster created for an ecofeminism course, 2023. Click on the title above to view the poster.
Freedom and Wealth: Challenging the Libertarian Debate
Greater Philadelphia Philosophy Consortium @ Swarthmore College, 2023
‘Thelma & Louise’ Through the Lens of Nietzsche’s Misogyny
Paper written for a film philosophy course, 2022
Subjective Morality, Plato, and A.J. Ayer
Paper written for an ethics course, 2023
talks
Collective Action
A Pathway Model of Collective Action’s Impact on Women’s Well-Being
Conference Proceeding talk 3 on Relevant Topic in Your Field
This is a description of your conference proceedings talk, note the different field in type. You can put anything in this field.
teaching
Greater Philadelphia Philosophy Consortium @ Swarthmore College
Paper presented at the annual GPPC. This paper showcased an argument against certain Libertarian notions of freedom and economic distribution using Michael Sandel’s ‘Justice: What’s The Right Thing to Do?’
Greater Philadelphia Philosophy Consortium @ Swarthmore College
Paper presented at the annual GPPC. This paper showcased an argument against certain Libertarian notions of freedom and economic distribution using Michael Sandel’s ‘Justice: What’s The Right Thing to Do?’