Moral imagination in the classroom

Three avenues of inquiry

Pedagogy

Research

Creativity

Seminar Teaching

Scholarship

Speculative Arts

Engaging undergraduate students in lively moral dialogues that connect ethical theory to modern narratives.

Publishing reflections on religious ethics, character, moral responsibility, and theological exploration of the power of stories.

Writing my own mythopoeia, drawing from my experiences with speculative fiction from Tolkien to LOST.

Exploring the intersection of religious ethics, speculative world-building, and the moral power of stories.

The Power of Story

Good stories do not merely entertain us; they challenge our moral vision of a complex world.

Office & Practice

A warm academic home for curious minds

True scholarship requires both intellectual rigor and approachable warmth. Whether we are analyzing moral philosophy or discussing the architecture of fantasy worlds, the goal remains the same: cultivating a deeper understanding of human virtue.

Stop by during office hours—my cat is asleep on the desk (I wish), and the door is open for a good conversation.