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Madison Kilbride

CONTACT Department of Philosophy E-mail: [email protected] INFORMATION 1879 Hall Princeton, NJ 08544

EDUCATION Princeton University, Princeton, NJ Ph.D. Candidate in Philosophy, 2012-2017 (expected) M.A. Philosophy, Philosophy of Science track, January 2015

University of , , PA Visiting at the Department of Medical Ethics and Health Policy, 2016-2017

Bates , Lewiston, ME B.A. Philosophy, magna cum laude, May 2010 • Thesis (honors): The Objects of Phoneme Perception

PUBLICATIONS Insurance Should Cover PGD for Patients with Genetic Disorders, in HANDBOOK OF PHILOSOPHY AND PUBLIC POLICY (Gregg D. Caruso ed., forthcoming 2017)

Brain Imaging and Mental Privacy, 75 MARYLAND LAW REVIEW (forthcoming 2015) (with Jason Iuliano)

FELLOWSHIPS University Center for Human Values Grant, fund established by 2016 AND AWARDS Virginia H. Klein K*1950 (competitive grant)

University of Pennsylvania Bioethics Boot Camp (competitive June, 2016 summer program)

Laurence S. Center for Human Values 2015-2016 Graduate Prize Fellowship (competitive fellowship)

Graduate Fellowship in Cognitive Science 2015-2016 (competitive fellowship)

Political Philosophy Research and Travel Grant 2015 (competitive grant)

Sixth Graduate International Summer School in Cognitive July, 2013 Science and Semantics (competitive summer program)

Princeton University Philosophy Department Travel Fellowship 2013, 2015

Princeton University Fellowship 2012–Present

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Phi Beta Kappa 2010

Bates College Departmental Honors 2010

Bates College Student Research Fund (competitive grant) 2010

Bates College Ruggles Scholarship (competitive scholarship) 2009

Bates College Hoffman Research Support Grant (competitive 2008 grant)

PRESENTATIONS Is There a Duty to Share Genetic Results with At-Risk Relatives? & LECTURES • Bioethics Boot Camp, University of Pennsylvania, June 2016

Adolescent Autonomy in the Medical Domain • Cognitive Science Lunchtime Talk Series, April 2016 • Dissertation Seminar, Princeton University, April 2016 • University Center for Human Values Seminar, April 2016

Adolescents, Medical Decision-Making, and the Law • The Northern New England Philosophical Association Conference, Bates College, September 2015

Brain Imaging and Mental Privacy • Who Feels What? Neuroethics among Brain, Mind, and Consciousness, European Society for Analytic Philosophy, University of Padua (Italy), May 2015

Towards an Account of Adolescent Competence in Medical Decision- Making • Dissertation Seminar, Princeton University, April 2015

Judith Jarvis Thomson’s A Defense of Abortion • Guest Lecture for Johann Frick, PHI 319 / CHV 319, Fall 2014

Learned Associations and the McGurk Effect • 3rd Humboldt-Princeton Conference in Philosophy, Humboldt University, 2013 • 2nd Annual Princeton-Oxford Graduate Philosophy Conference, Oxford University, 2013

Is the Property of Being a Phoneme Represented in Perceptual Experience? • Experimental Philosophy: Possibilities and Limits, CUNY Graduate Center, 2013 • LUCE Seminar, Princeton University, 2012

The Objects of Phoneme Perception

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Speech Perception • Mount David Summit, Bates College, 2009

TEACHING Princeton University, Princeton, NJ Preceptor (for Boris Kment) • PHI 203, “Introduction to Metaphysics and Epistemology,” Spring 2015

Princeton University, Princeton, NJ Preceptor (for Professor Shamik Dasgupta) • PHI 203, “Introduction to Metaphysics and Epistemology,” Spring 2014

DEPARTMENTAL Mentor, Undergraduate Certificate Program in Values and 2015-Present SERVICE Public Life

Graduate Representative, Course Allocation Committee 2015 – 2016

Organizer, Princeton Philosophical Society 2012 – 2013

PROFESSIONAL American Philosophical Association 2014 – Present AFFILIATIONS American Society for Bioethics and 2014 – Present

REFERENCES Johann Frick Assistant Professor Department of Philosophy and University Center for Human Values 203 Marx Hall Princeton University Princeton, NJ 08544 E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (609) 258-9494

Elizabeth Harman Associate Professor Department of Philosophy and University Center for Human Values 207 Marx Hall Princeton University Princeton, NJ 08544 E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (609) 258-4291

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