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USC School of 323.632.8757 (mobile) Mudd Hall of Philosophy Mark Schroeder [email protected] 3709 Trousdale Parkway markschroeder.net

Los Angeles, CA 90089-0451 Curriculum Vitae philosophy.academy

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EDUCATION Ph.D., Philosophy, Princeton University, November 2004, supervised by Gideon Rosen M.A., Philosophy, Princeton University, November 2002 B.A., magna cum laude, Philosophy, Mathematics, and Economics, Carleton College, June 2000

EMPLOYMENT University of Southern California, Professor since December 2011 previously Assistant Professor 8/06 – 4/08, Associate Professor with tenure 4/08 – 12/11 University of Maryland at College Park, Instructor 8/04 – 1/05, Assistant Professor 1/05 – 6/06

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RESEARCH INTERESTS My research has focused primarily on metaethics, practical reason, and related areas, particularly including normative , philosophy of , epistemology, philosophy of , , the philosophy of action, agency, and responsibility, and the .

HONORS AND AWARDS Elected to USC chapter of Phi Kappa Phi, 2020; 2017 Phi Kappa Phi Faculty Recognition Award for Explanation and Expression in Ethics, volumes 1 and 2; 2014 Senior Raubenheimer Award, USC Dornsife College’s highest faculty award for distinguished scholarship, teaching, and service; 2014 USC Mellon Mentoring Award for Faculty Mentoring Graduate Students; Philosopher’s Annual selection for ‘Ought, Agents, and Actions,’ chosen as one of the ten best philosophy papers published in 2011; 2010 APA Article Prize for ‘How Expressivists Can and Should Solve Their Problem with Negation,’ selected as the best article published in philosophy in 2008 or 2009; Philosopher’s Annual selection for ‘Hybrid Expressivism: and Vices,’ chosen as one of the ten best philosophy papers published in 2009; General Education Teaching Award, USC, 2009; Philosopher’s Annual selection for ‘How Expressivists Can and Should Solve Their Problem With Negation,’ chosen as one of the ten best philosophy papers published in 2008; Scott Tyler Bergner Prize on graduation from Carleton, 2000; Ada M. Harrison Prize in Economics from Carleton, 2000; Distinction in all three undergraduate majors, 2000; Finalist, Rhodes Scholarship competition, 1999.

FELLOWSHIPS AND GRANTS Dornsife startup funding under the Faculty-Led Initiatives program for the Conceptual Foundations of Conflict Project, 2020; National for Humanities Fellowship for work on “Challenges and Prospects for the Idea of ‘Reasons First’ in Epistemology”, 2014-2015; Advancing Scholarship in the Humanities and Social Sciences Award, USC 2009-2010; Fellow, Institute for Advanced Studies, metaethics research group, Jerusalem, 2008; Faculty Development Award, USC, 2006-2020; Mrs. Giles Whiting Fellow, Princeton University, 2003-2004; Graduate Prize Fellow in the Center for Human Values, Princeton University, 2003-2004; Centennial Fellow, Princeton University, 2000-2004; Graduate School Summer Fellowship, Princeton University, 2002, 2003, 2004; Mellon Fellow in Humanistic Studies, Princeton University, 2000-2001; National Merit Scholar, Carleton College, 1996- 2000.

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CITATIONS Cumulative Google Scholar citations: 4819 Google Scholar h-index: 32 Ratio of Google Scholar h-index/years since PhD: 2.03

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BOOKS 1 Slaves of the Passions. Monograph. Oxford University Press, hardcover December 2007; paperback December 2009. Chinese translation to be published by Chinese Science Publishing. 2 Being For: Evaluating the Semantic Program of Expressivism. Monograph. Oxford University Press, hardcover June 2008; paperback May 2010. 3 Noncognitivism in Ethics. Routledge/Taylor and Francis, hardcover and paperback March 2010. Chinese translation by Wan Zhang, published by Huaxia Press, January 2017. Second edition under contract for publication in 2022. 4 Explaining the Reasons We Share: volume 1 of Explanation and Expression in Ethics. Collection of new and previously published essays. Oxford University Press, hardcover May 2014. Paperback edition in progress. 5 Expressing Our Attitudes: volume 2 of Explanation and Expression in Ethics. Collection of new and previously published essays, in press from Oxford University Press, hardcover August 2015. Paperback edition in progress. 6 Reasons First. Book manuscript. Work funded by 2014-2015 NEH Fellowship. In production with Oxford University Press. 7 The Fundamentals of Reasons. Book manuscript in progress, co-authored with Nathan Howard. Under contract with Oxford University Press. 8 Decoding Conflict: The Roots of Mutual Misunderstanding. Book manuscript in progress. Proposal under consideration.

EDITED 9 Deontic Modality. Special issue of Pacific Philosophical Quarterly dedicated to papers from the 2013 USC Deontic Modality Workshop. Co-edited with Stephen Finlay. December 2014. 10 Can Beliefs Wrong? Special issue of Philosophical Topics dedicated to papers on the topic of whether and how beliefs can wrong. Co-edited with Rima Basu. June 2018. 11 Analytic . Planned volume of essays at the intersection of existentialism and . Co- edited with Berislav Marusic. Proposal under review by Oxford University Press.

JOURNAL ARTICLES 12 ‘The Scope of Instrumental Reason.’ Philosophical Perspectives 18 (Ethics): 337-364, November 2004. 13 ‘Realism and Reduction: The Quest for Robustness.’ Philosophers’ Imprint 5(1): www.philosophersimprint.org/ 005001/, February 2005. Portuguese translation forthcoming in Agência, Normatividade, Motivação Moral. 14 ‘The Hypothetical Imperative?’ Australasian Journal of Philosophy 83(3): 357-372, September 2005. Reprinted in Explaining the Reasons We Share. 15 ‘Cudworth and Normative Explanations.’ Journal of Ethics and , www.jesp.org, (2005), vol. 1, no. 3, October 2005. Reprinted in Explaining the Reasons We Share. 16 ‘Instrumental Mythology.’ Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy, www.jesp.org, (2005), symposium 1, December 2005. 17 ‘Not So Promising After All: Evaluator-Relative Teleology and Common-Sense .’ Pacific Philosophical Quarterly 87(3): 348-356, September 2006. 18 ‘Teleology, Agent-Relative , and ‘’.’ Ethics 117(2): 265-295, January 2007. 19 ‘Weighting for a Plausible Humean Theory of Reasons.’ Noûs 41(1): 138-160, March 2007. 20 ‘The Humean Theory of Reasons.’ Oxford Studies in Metaethics 2: 195-219, April 2007. Reprinted in Explaining the Reasons We Share. 21 ‘Reasons and Agent-Neutrality.’ Philosophical Studies 135(2): 279-306, August 2007. Reprinted in Explaining the Reasons We Share. 22 ‘Expression for Expressivists.’ Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 76(1): 86-116, January 2008. Nominated for inclusion in the 2008 Philosopher’s Annual. Reprinted in Expressing Our Attitudes. 23 ‘How Does the Good Appear to Us?’ Social Theory and Practice, 34(1): 119-130, January 2008. 24 ‘Having Reasons.’ Philosophical Studies 139(1): 57-71, April 2008. Nominated for inclusion in the 2008 Philosopher’s Annual. 25 ‘What is the Frege-Geach Problem?’ Philosophy Compass 3/4: 703-720, June 2008. 26 ‘How Expressivists Can and Should Solve Their Problem With Negation.’ Noûs 42(4): 573-599, December 2008. Nominated for inclusion in the 2008 Philosophers’ Annual. Selected for inclusion in the 2008 Philosopher’s Annual. Winner of the 2010 APA Article Prize for best article published in 2008 or 2009.

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27 ‘Huemer’s Clarkeanism.’ Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 78(1): 201-208, January 2009. 28 ‘Means-End Coherence, Stringency, and Subjective Reasons.’ Philosophical Studies 143(2): 223-248, March 2009. Reprinted in Explaining the Reasons We Share. 29 ‘Hybrid Expressivism: Virtues and Vices.’ Ethics 119(2): 257-309, March 2009. Nominated for inclusion in the 2009 Philosopher’s Annual. Selected for inclusion in the 2009 Philosopher’s Annual. Reprinted in Expressing Our Attitudes. 30 ‘Buck-Passers’ Negative Thesis.’ Philosophical Explorations 12(3): 341-347, July 2009. 31 ‘A Matter of .’ Joint critical notice of Jonathan Dancy, Ethics Without , and Sean McKeever and Michael Ridge, Principled Ethics. Noûs 43(3): 568-580, September 2009. 32 ‘Synopsis of Being For.’ Reviews 70(1): 101-104, January 2010. 33 ‘Getting Noncognitivism Out of the ’Woods.’ Analysis Reviews 70(1): 129-139, January 2010. 34 ‘Value and the Right Kind of Reasons.’ Oxford Studies in Metaethics 5: 25-55, August 2010. 35 ‘Ought, Agents, and Actions.’ Philosophical Review 120(1): 1-41, January 2011. Nominated for inclusion in the 2011 Philosopher’s Annual. Selected for inclusion in the 2011 Philosopher’s Annual. 36 ‘Holism, Weight, and Undercutting.’ Noûs 45(2): 328-344, June 2011. 37 ‘Supervenience Under Relaxed Assumptions.’ With Johannes Schmitt. Philosophical Studies 155(1): 133- 160, August 2011. Reprinted in Explaining the Reasons We Share. 38 ‘Précis of Slaves of the Passions.’ Philosophical Studies. 157(3): 432-434, February 2012. 39 ‘Reply to Shafer-Landau, McPherson, and Dancy.’ Philosophical Studies. 157(3): 463-474, February 2012. 40 ‘The Ubiquity of State-Given Reasons.’ Ethics 122(3): 457-488, April 2012. 41 ‘Stakes, Withholding, and Pragmatic Encroachment on Knowledge.’ Philosophical Studies 160(2): 265-285. August 2012. 42 ‘Skorupski on Being For.’ Analysis 72(4): 735-739, October 2012. 43 ‘Showing How to Derive Knowing How.’ Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 85(3): 746-753, November 2012. 44 ‘Reversibility or Disagreement.’ With Jake Ross. Mind 122(1): 43-84, January 2013. 45 ‘Tempered Expressivism.’ Oxford Studies in Metaethics 8: 283-314, July 2013. Reprinted in Expressing Our Attitudes. 46 ‘Two Roles for : Cause for Divorce?’ Noûs 47(3): 409-430, July 2013. Reprinted in Expressing Our Attitudes. 47 ‘Scope for Rational .’ Philosophical Issues 23: 297-310, August 2013. Reprinted in Explaining the Reasons We Share. 48 ‘State-Given Reasons: Prevalent, if not Ubiquitous.’ Ethics 124(1): 128-140, October 2013. 49 ‘, Credence, and Pragmatic Encroachment.’ With Jake Ross. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 88(2): 259-288, March 2014. 50 ‘Deontic Modality Today.’ With Stephen Finlay. Pacific Philosophical Quarterly 95(4): 421-423, December 2014. 51 ‘Does Expressivism Have Subjectivist Consequences?’ Philosophical Perspectives 28 (Ethics): 278-290, December 2014. 52 ‘Knowledge is Belief for Sufficient (Objective and Subjective) Reason.’ Oxford Studies in Epistemology, volume 5, 226- 252, February 2015. Finalist, Marc Sanders Prize in Epistemology, 2013. 53 ‘What Makes Reasons Sufficient?’ American Philosophical Quarterly 52(2): 159-170, April 2015. 54 ‘In Defense of the Kantian Account of Knowledge: Reply to Whiting.’ Logos and Episteme 6(3): 371-382, October 2015. 55 ‘Is Knowledge Normative?’ Philosophical Issues 25: 379-395, October 2015. 56 ‘Knowledge Based on Seeing.’ Logos and Episteme 7(1): 101-107, March 2016. 57 ‘On Losing Disagreements: Spencer and Attitudinal Relativism.’ With Jake Ross. Mind 125(2): 541-551, May 2016. 58 ‘The Epistemic Consequences of Forced Choice.’ Logos and Episteme 8(3): 365-374, October 2017. 59 ‘Getting Perspective on Objective Reasons.’ Ethics 128(2): 289-319, December 2017. 60 ‘When Beliefs Wrong.’ Philosophical Topics 46(1): 115-127, June 2018. 61 ‘Rational Stability under Pragmatic Encroachment.’ Episteme 15(special issue 3): 297-312, August 2018. 62 ‘Willing Belief.’ International Journal for the Study of Skepticism 8(4): 300-321, December 2018. 63 ‘Desiring Under the Proper Guise.’ With Michael Milona. Oxford Studies in Metaethics 14: 121-143, August 2019. Finalist, Marc Sanders Prize in Metaethics, 2016.

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64 ‘Persons as Things.’ Oxford Studies in 9: 95-115, November 2019. Forthcoming in Chinese translation in Philosophical Analysis. 65 ‘The Importance of Being in a Position to Know.’ Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 100(2): 457-462, March 2020. 66 ‘Attributing Error Without Taking a Stand.’ With Caleb Perl. Forthcoming in Philosophical Studies. 67 ‘The Fundamental Reason for Reasons Fundamentalism.’ Forthcoming in a special issue of Philosophical Studies dedicated to papers from the 2019 Chapel Hill Normativity Workshop. Finalist, Marc Sanders Prize in Metaethics, 2019. 68 ‘Treating Like a Child.’ Provisionally forthcoming in a special issue of Analytic Philosophy dedicated to papers from the 2019 Analytic Philosophy Symposium at the University of Texas. 69 ‘A Common Subject for Ethics.’ Forthcoming in Mind. Published online, January 2020. 70 ‘Sins of Thought.’ Forthcoming in Faith and Philosophy. 71 ‘Rationality in Retrospect.’ Provisionally forthcoming in Oxford Studies in Metaethics. 72 ‘Attributive Silencing.’ Provisionally forthcoming in Oxford Studies in Normative Ethics. 73 TBD. Provisionally forthcoming in Supplement to the Proceedings of the .

CONTRIBUTIONS TO VOLUMES 74 ‘How to Be an Expressivist About .’ In New Waves in Truth, edited by Nikolaj Jang Pedersen and Cory Wright, 282-298. New York: Palgrave MacMillan, September 2010. Reprinted in Expressing Our Attitudes. 75 ‘How Not to Avoid Wishful Thinking.’ In New Waves in Metaethics, edited by Michael Brady, 126-140. New York: Palgrave MacMillan, January 2011. 76 ‘What Does it Take to ‘Have’ a Reason?’ In Reasons for Belief, edited by Andrew Reisner and Asbjørn Steglich- Peterson. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, June 2011. 77 ‘ for Metaethics.’ In Gillian Russell and Delia Graff Fara, eds., Routledge Companion to the Philosophy of Language. New York: Routledge, 705-715, March 2012. 78 ‘The Price of Supervenience.’ Published in Explaining the Reasons We Share. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 124- 144, May 2014. Finalist, Marc Sanders Prize in Metaethics, 2013. 79 ‘The Truth in Hybrid .’ In Having it Both Ways: Hybrid Theories and Modern Metaethics, edited by Guy Fletcher and Michael Ridge. New York: Oxford University Press, 273-293, October 2014. 80 ‘Higher-Order Attitudes, Frege’s Abyss, and the Truth in Propositions.’ In Passions and Projections: Themes from the Philosophy of , edited by Robert Johnson and Michael Smith. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 228- 245, December 2014. Reprinted in Expressing Our Attitudes. 81 ‘Hypothetical Imperatives, Scope, and Jurisdiction.’ In Reason, Value, and Respect, edited by Robert Johnson and Mark Timmons. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 89-100, March 2015. Reprinted in Explaining the Reasons We Share. 82 ‘Hard Cases for Combining Expressivism and Deflationist Truth: Conditionals and Epistemic Modals.’ In Without Representation: Truth, Expression, Normativity, and Naturalism, edited by Steven Gross, Nicholas Tebben, and Michael Williams, 160-179, August 2015. Reprinted in Expressing Our Attitudes. 83 ‘Attitudes and Epistemics.’ In Expressing Our Attitudes, August 2015. 84 ‘Is Semantics Formal?’ In Expressing Our Attitudes, August 2015. 85 ‘Commitment: Worth the Weight.’ With Alida Liberman. In Weighing Reasons, edited by Errol Lord and Barry Maguire, Oxford University Press, 104-120, January 2016. 86 ‘What Matters about Metaethics?’ In Parfit’s Defense of Objectivity in Ethics and Practical Reasoning, a volume of new essays on Part VI of ’s On What Matters, edited by , January 2017. Reprinted in Explaining the Reasons We Share. 87 ‘Normative Ethics and Metaethics’ In the Routledge Handbook to Metaethics, edited by Tristram McPherson and David Plunkett, 674-686, September 2017. 88 ‘The Moral Truth.’ In the Oxford Handbook to Truth, edited by Michael Glanzburg, Oxford University Press, 579- 601, July 2018. 89 ‘The Unity of Reasons.’ In Daniel Star, ed., The Oxford Handbook to Reasons and Normativity, 46-66, July 2018. 90 ‘Doxastic Wronging.’ With Rima Basu. In Pragmatic Encroachment in Epistemology, edited by Brian Kim and Matthew McGrath, Routledge, 181-205, November 2018.

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91 ‘Believing Well.’ In Metaepistemology, edited by Conor McHugh, Jonathan Way, and Daniel Whiting, Oxford University Press, 196-212, March 2019. 92 ‘Why You’ll Regret Not Reading This Paper.’ Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplements 85: 135-186, August 2019. 93 ‘Convergence in Plan.’ Forthcoming in a festschrift for , to be edited by Billy Dunaway and David Plunkett. 94 ‘Perceptual Reasons and Defeat.’ Forthcoming in a volume of papers on defeat in epistemology, to be edited by Jessica Brown and Mona Simion. 95 ‘Defining .’ With Jennifer Foster. Provisionally forthcoming in the Oxford Handbook to Moral Realism, to be edited by Paul Bloomfield and David Copp.

ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRIES 96 ‘ [Addendum].’ (~1,200 words.) In D. Borchert, ed., The Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Second Edition. New York: Macmillan, 2006. 97 ‘Value Theory.’ (~12,000 words.) Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, http://plato.stanford.edu/, First edition published February 2008. First revised version published May 2012. Second revision published July 2016. 98 ‘Internal and External Reasons.’ (~12,000 words.) With Stephen Finlay. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, http://plato.stanford.edu/, First edition published September 2008. Revised version published November 2012. 99 ‘Semantics, Moral.’ (~5,000 words.) In Hugh LaFollette, ed., International Encyclopedia of Ethics. Wiley-Blackwell., February 2013. 100 ‘Cudworth, Ralph.’ (~2,000 words.) In Hugh LaFollette, ed., International Encyclopedia of Ethics. Wiley-Blackwell, February 2013. 101 ‘The Frege-Geach Problem.’ (~2,000 words.) Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy Online, May 2013.

BOOK REVIEWS 102 ‘Structures of Agency.’ Review of Michael Bratman, Structures of Agency. Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, http://ndpr.nd.edu, May 2007. 103 ‘The Nature of Normativity.’ Review of Ralph Wedgwood, The Nature of Normativity. Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, http://ndpr.nd.edu, March 2008. 104 ‘Contextuality in Practical Reason.’ Review of A.W. Price, Contextuality in Practical Reason. Times Literary Supplement, May 8, 2009. 105 ‘When Truth Gives Out.’ Review of Mark Richard, When Truth Gives Out. With Andrew Alwood. Ethics 119(4): 805-813, July 2009. 106 ‘Moral Sentimentalism.’ Review of Michael Slote, Moral Sentimentalism. Philosophical Review 2011. 107 ‘On What Matters.’ Review of Derek Parfit, On What Matters, volumes 1 and 2. Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, http://ndpr.nd.edu, August 2011. 108 ‘Reasons as Defaults.’ Review of John Horty, Reasons as Defaults. Ethics 123(1): 162-167, November 2012. 109 ‘Being Realistic About Reasons.’ Review of T.M. Scanlon, Being Realistic About Reasons. Australasian Journal of Philosophy 93(1): 195-198, May 2014. 110 ‘Normativity: Epistemic and Practical.’ Review of Conor McHugh, Jonathan Way, and Daniel Whiting, eds., Normativity: Epistemic and Practical. Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, August 2018. 111 ‘Semantics for Reasons.’ Review of Bryan R. Weaver and Kevin Scharp, Semantics for Reasons. Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, May 2020.

OTHER 112 ‘Lies, Truth, and Meaning.’ Blog Entry, OUP, August 2015. 113 ‘On What Matters.’ Judge’s editorial for Hour of Writes, an online literary competition. January 2017. 114 ‘Ensuring a Future for Open Access Publishing.’ Editor’s note, Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy 12(1): 1-5, www.jesp.org, September 2017. 115 ‘Strawson and Evans on Truth.’ Contribution to online symposium on Strawson and Evans’ 1973 television discussion of truth.

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WORK IN PROGRESS 1 ‘Propertitional Attitudes: A Primer.’ Paper project. 2 ‘Reasons for Which.’ Paper project. 3 ‘The Value of Health Insurance: Public or Private?’ Paper project. 4 ‘Likely If.’ Paper project; full draft available. 5 ‘Two Problems in Metaethics – An Introduction.’ Paper project. 6 ‘Conflict, Discord, and Strife.’ Paper draft, talk. 7 ‘Person as an Evaluative .’ Paper project, talk. 8 ‘Moral Worth and Thin Normative Facts.’ Paper draft. 9 ‘Secondary Contents for Expressivists.’ Paper project, with Christa Peterson. 10 The View From Here Now. Book project, in very early stages, on self/other asymmetries throughout philosophy and their relationship to perspective.

ABANDONED PAPERS 1 ‘The Negative Reason Existential Fallacy.’ Circa 2007. 2 ‘Finagling Frege.’ Circa 2007. 3 ‘Expressivist Truth and the Liar.’ Circa 2008. 4 ‘Reply to Skorupski.’ Circa 2013. 5 ‘Knowledge is Not the Most General Factive Stative Attitude.’ Circa 2015. 6 ‘Comments on Assessment-Sensitivity.’ Circa 2016. 7 ‘Comments on In Praise of Desire.’ With Tanya Kostochka. Circa 2016.

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NAMED LECTURES 4 ‘Relationship Pathologies.’ Fall 2019, Audi Lecture, Colgate University. 3 ‘Relationship Pathologies.’ August 2019, Passmore Lecture, Australian National University. 2 ‘Relationship Pathologies.’ November 2018, Hourani Lecture, State University of New York at Buffalo. 1 ‘Can Morality Be Explained?’ April 2013, Hall Lecture, Univerity of Iowa.

KEYNOTE ADDRESSES 8 ‘The Fundamental Reason for Reasons Fundamentalism.’ June 2020, Keynote speaker, Kantian Epistemology Workshop, University of Edinburgh. CANCELED for Coronavirus. 7 ‘Conflict, Discord, and Strife.’ March 2020, Keynote speaker, Ethics Centre Student Association Philosophy Colloquium, University of Manitoba. CANCELED for Coronavirus. 6 ‘Persons As Things.’ March 2018, Keynote speaker, 4th annual philosophy graduate conference, Instituto de Investigaciones Filosóficas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM), Mexico City, Mexico. 5 ‘Factivity and Basic Perceptual Reasons.’ November 2015, keynote address for University of Pennsylvania Reasons and Foundations in Epistemology Conference, PeRFECt. 4 ‘A Common Subject for Ethics.’ March 2015, Keynote Address, Texas Tech Graduate Conference. 3 ‘The Price of Supervenience.’ November 2013, Keynote speaker, Northern Illinois University Graduate Conference. 2 ‘Tempered Expressivism.’ March 2012, Keynote Address for Southwest Graduate Philosophy Conference at Arizona State University. 1 ‘Knowledge, Defeat, and Sufficient Reasons.’ Keynote speaker, USC/UCLA graduate conference.

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OTHER INVITED PUBLIC TALKS 131 TBD. August 2022, Symposium, Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society and the Mind Association, St. Andrews. 130 ‘Rationality in Retrospect.’ December 2020, University of Vienna FoNTI project invited talk series. 129 ‘Conflict, Discord, and Strife.’ November 2020, St. Andrews University, Center for Ethics, Philosophy, and Public Affairs. 128 TBD. November 2020, Hunan Normal University, Changsha. CANCELLED for Coronavirus. 127 TBD. November 2020, Nanjing Normal University. CANCELLED for Coronavirus. 126 TBD. November 2020, Nanjing Normal University. CANCELLED for Coronavirus.

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125 TBD. November 2020, Nanjing Normal University. CANCELLED for Coronavirus. 124 ‘Person as an Evaluative Concept.’ July 2020, Public Zoom Lecture organized by Rice University. 123 TBD. May 2020, University of Groningen, the Netherlands. CANCELED for Coronavirus. 122 TBD. May 2020, University of Duisberg-Essen, Germany. CANCELED for Coronavirus. 121 TBD. May 2020, Stuttgart University, Germany. CANCELED for Coronavirus. 120 ‘Secondary Contents for Expressivists.’ With Christa Peterson. May 2020, Mannheim Expressivism Workshop, Mannheim, Germany. CANCELED for Coronavirus. 119 ‘Treating like a Child.’ December 2019, University of Texas at Austin, Analytic Philosophy Symposium. 116-118 ‘Conflict, Discord, and Strife.’ October 2019, University of California Los Angeles, departmental colloquium talk; November 2019, University of Virginia, departmental colloquium talk; January 2020, Harvard University, departmental colloquium talk. 115 ‘Attributive Silencing.’ August 2019, University of Sydney, departmental colloquium talk. 114 ‘Expressivism and Metasemantics.’ July 2019, Mid-Atlantic Philosophy of Language Workshop, University of West Virginia. 113 ‘The Importance of Being in a Positon to Know.’ February 2019, Author-Meets-Critics session on Errol Lord’s The Importance of Being Rational, Central Division meeting of the American Philosophical Association, Denver. 109-112 ‘Relationship Pathologies.’ September 2018, University of Pittsburgh, departmental colloquium talk; October 2018, University of California Santa Cruz, departmental colloquium talk; October 2018, Stanford University, departmental colloquium talk; April 2019, University of Illinois Urbana-Champagne, departmental colloquium talk. 108 ‘Rationality, Blame, and Perspective.’ May 2018, Wuhan University, China. 107 ‘The Fundamental Reason for Reasons Fundamentalism.’ May 2018, Ethics, Metaethics, and Epistemology conference, Shandong University, China. 106 ‘Why You’ll Regret Missing This Talk.’ April 2018, Dartmouth Workshop in Ethics and . 105 ‘Persons as Things.’ April 2018, University of California, San Diego, departmental colloquium talk. 102-104 ‘A Common Subject for Ethics.’ December 2017, Uppsala Normativity Workshop; January 2018, University of California, Irvine, departmental colloquium talk; February 2018, Normativity and Reasoning Workshop, NYU Abu Dhabi. 101 ‘Why You’ll Regret Not Attending This Lecture.’ December 2017, Royal Institute of Philosophy, London. 100 ‘Perceptual Reasons and Defeat.’ November 2017, University of Birmingham. 99 ‘Can Belief or Disbelief Wrong God?’ October 2017, Third Annual Theistic Ethics Workshop, College of William and Mary. 98 ‘Rational Stability under Pragmatic Encroachment.’ July 2017, Episteme conference, Galápagos. 97 ‘Attributing Error Without Taking a Stand.’ May 2017, with Caleb Perl, Metaethics Colloquium, Oberlin College. 96 ‘Desiring Under the Proper Guise.’ April 2017, DEthiX conference, University of California at Davis. 95 ‘Acting Well.’ January 2017, NYUAD workshop on Normativity and Reasoning, New York. 92-94 ‘Getting Perspective on Objective Reasons.’ June 2016, Expressivism Conference at Lingnan University, Hong Kong; October 2016, USC Dissertation Seminar faculty presentation; January 2017, Colloquium talk, Rice University. 91 ‘Comments on In Praise of Desire.’ April 2016, with Tanya Kostochka. Author-Meets-Critics session on Nomy Arpaly and Timothy Schroeder’s In Praise of Desire. Pacific Division Meeting of the American Philosophical Association. 90 ‘Comments on Assessment-Sensitivity.’ March 2016, Author-Meets-Critics session on John MacFarlane’s Assessment- Sensitivity. Central Division Meeting of the American Philosophical Association. 89 ‘Expressivism to the Rescue: Graded Belief and the Priority of Objective Reasons.’ January 2016, Invited speaker, Arizona Metaphysics Workshop 88 ‘Epistemic Reasons and the Nature of Belief’. October 2015, Pontifical Catholic University of Peru. Departmental Seminar. 87 ‘Doxastic Wronging’. October 2015, Pontifical Catholic University of Peru. Public Lecture.

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84-86 ‘Factivity and Basic Perceptual Reasons.’ September 2015, Normativity Conference at Southampton University; September 2015, Institute for Philosophy, London; Southern California Epistemology Workshop, UC-Irvine, December 2015. 83 ‘A Common Subject for Ethics.’ March 2015, Colloquium speaker, California State University at Northridge. 82 ‘Evidence as Reasons.’ February 2015, Colloquium speaker, Northwestern University. 81 ‘Knowledge and Practical Stakes.’ October 2014, Presentation to USC Philosophy Club. 80 ‘Caring About Skepticism About Wrong-Kind Reasons.’ September 2014, Berlin Workshop on the Wrong Kind of Reasons. 77-79 ‘The Unity of Reasons.’ January 2014, Colloquium speaker, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; November 2014, Colloquium speaker, The Ohio State University. November 2014, Seminar speaker, Center for Ethics and Public Affairs, Murphy Institute, Tulane University. 76 ‘Knowledge is Belief for Sufficient (Objective and Subjective) Reason.’ November 2013, Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina Workshop on Epistemic Meta-normativity. 74-75 ‘The Price of Supervenience.’ October 2013, Princeton ’s Network Workshop. November 2013, University of Chicago Practical Philosophy Workshop. 73 ‘Higher-Order Attitudes, Frege’s Abyss, and the Truth in Propositions.’ October 2013, Princeton Workshop in Normative Philosophy.’ 72 ‘Epistemic Expressivism and the Expressivist Attitude Dialectic.’ September 2013, invited talk at PETAF conference, Barcelona, Spain. 71 ‘Knowledge is Belief for Sufficient (Objective and Subjective) Reason.’ April 2013, Colloquium speaker, University of Arizona. 70 ‘Can Morality Be Explained?’ November 2012, USC Philosophy Club. 68-69 ‘The Expressivist Attitude Dialectic.’ February 2013, University of Edinburgh, February 2013, Jowett Society Lecture, Oxford University. 67 ‘Scope for Rational Autonomy.’ February 2013, University of Southampton Colloquium. 63-66 ‘The Price of Supervenience.’ December 2012, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Workshop in Metaethics. February 2013, Oxford University Moral Philosophy Colloquium. February 2013, University of Reading Colloquium. April 2013, Colloquium speaker, University of Iowa. 62 Author Meets Critics session, Pacific Division APA, on Noncognitivism in Ethics. April 2012, Seattle. Critics: Mark van Roojen, Daniel Boisvert, Michael Ridge. 61 Author Meets Critics session, Central Division APA, on Being For. February 2012, Chicago. Critics: Allan Gibbard, Jamie Dreier, and Seth Yalcin. 60 ‘Showing How to Derive Knowing How.’ Author-Meets-Critics session on Jason Stanley, Know How, Eastern Division APA Meeting, December 2011, Washington, D.C. 59 ‘Attitudes and Epistemics.’ Michigan Nelson Seminar in Philosophy visitor, November 2011, University of Michigan Ann Arbor. 57-58 ‘Is Semantics Formal?’ October 2011, Colloquium speaker, Brown University. October 2011, Colloquium speaker, UNC-Chapel Hill. 52-56 ‘Tempered Expressivism.’ October 2011, Colloquium speaker, Duke University. November 2011, Hume Society Lecture, Stanford University. February 2012, Conference on philosophy of language, Northwestern University. April 2012, Conference on Metaethics and Practical Reason, University of Nebraska – Lincoln. July 2012, University of Edinburgh conference on hybrid metaethical theories. 51 ‘The Ubiquity of State-Given Reasons.’ Ethics reading group visitor, October 2011, Boston University. 50 ‘Propositions and Nondescriptive Semantics: Not What you Think.’ May 2011, Arché Workshop on Propositions and the Aims of Semantics, Ardtornish, Scotland. 49 ‘Is Semantics Formal?’ May 2011, Arché Workshop on Propositions and the Aims of Semantics, Ardtornish, Scotland. 48 ‘Van Fraassen’s Puzzle and Logical Consequence in Deontic Logic.’ Session on Deontic Logic, Central Division APA Meeting, April 2011, Minneapolis. Co-presentation of work authored by my student, Shyam Nair. 48 ‘Knowledge, Defeat, and Sufficient Reasons.’ February 2010, Los Angeles. 47 ‘Belief, Credence, and Single-Tier Pragmatic Encroachment.’ November 2010, Northwestern University.

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44-46 ‘Attitudes and Epistemics.’ October 2010, New York University. November 2010, UC-Santa Barbara. March 2011, University of Toronto. 42-43 ‘Scope for Rational Autonomy.’ October 2010, Princeton University. March 2011, University of Toronto- Mississauga. 41 Author Meets Critics session, Pacific Division APA, on Slaves of the Passions. April 2010, San Francisco. Critics: Jonathan Dancy, Tristram McPherson, Russ Shafer-Landau. 40 ‘Knowledge is Belief for Sufficient (Objective and Subjective) Reason.’ December 2009, Simon Fraser University. 39 ‘You Have a Reason to Eat Your Car.’ Invited lecture for Lund University Philosophical Society. 33-38 ‘The Ubiquity of State-Given Reasons.’ November 2009, Oxford University. November 2009, Kent University. November 2009, York University. November 2009, Sheffield University. November 2009, Lund University. February 2010, University of Texas, Conference on Acting for Reasons, Austin, TX. 28-32 ‘Two Roles for Propositions: Cause for Divorce?’ September 2009, University of Maryland College Park. October 2009, Rutgers University, New Brunswick. November 2009, Leeds University. November 2009, University of Gothenburg. November, 2009, Stockholm University. 27 ‘How to be an Expressivist About Truth.’ July 2009, University of Sydney conference on Expressivism, Pluralism, and Representationalism, Sydney, Australia. 24-26 ‘Stakes, Withholding, and the Subject-Sensitivity of Knowledge.’ November 2008, Stanford University. April 2009, Keynote speaker, University of Texas Graduate Conference, Austin, TX. September 2009, California State University Northridge. 23 ‘Value and the Right Kind of Reasons.’ July 2008, and Moral Realism Working Group Seminar, Hebrew University, Jerusalem. 21-22 ‘Expressivist Truth and the Liar.’ June 2008, Moral Psychology and Moral Realism Conference, Hebrew University, Jerusalem. October 2008, University of Michigan Ann Arbor. 19-20 ‘Holism, Weight, and Undercutting.’ June 2008, Ben Gurion University, Beer Sheva, Israel. November 2008, Stanford University. 16-18 ‘Hybrid Expressivism: Virtues and Vices.’ February 2008, State University of New York at Buffalo. March 2008, Invited session with Cornell University graduate students, Cornell University. March 2008, Moral Psychology and Moral Realism Working Group Seminar, Hebrew University, Jerusalem. 15 ‘Means-End Coherence, Stringency, and Subjective Reasons.’ November 2007, Georgetown University. 13-14 ‘Do Oughts Take Propositions?’ October 2007, University of California at Irvine. January 2008, University of Nebraska at Lincoln. 10-12 ‘How Expressivists Can and Should Solve Their Problem with Negation’. March 2007, University of Southern California. October 2007, 11th Annual Southern California Philosophy Conference, California State University, Northridge. November 2007, University of California at Davis. 8-9 ‘Teleology, Agent-Relative Value, and ‘Good’.’ November 2005, University of Southern California. January 2006, University of Toronto. 7 ‘You Have a Reason to Eat Your Car.’ October 2005, invited lecture for Undergraduate Philosophy Club, University of Maryland College Park. 6 ‘The Humean Theory of Reasons.’ April 2005, University of Maryland: College Park Conference on Practical Rationality. 1-5 ‘Can Moral Theory be General? A Lesson from Cudworth about Reduction.’ January 2004, Northwestern University. January 2004, Rice University. January 2004, New York University. January 2004, University of Maryland College Park. February 2004, Bowling Green State University.

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COMMENTS/DISCUSSIONS/PANELS 41 Author/Critic session on ‘The Kantian Theory of Knowledge’ with Andrew Chignell and Daniel Whiting. Edinburgh Kantian Epistemology Workshop, June 2020. CANCELED for Coronavirus. 40 Classroom visitor, Sarah McGrath’s graduate seminar at Princeton University, March 2020. 39 ‘Conflict, Discord, and Strife.’ Workshop at Syracuse University, September 2019. 37-38 ‘Relationship Pathologies.’ Faculty showcase presentation for parents of incoming students, USC freshman orientation, January 2019.

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36 ‘Equality and Reasons.’ Faculty showcase presentation for parents of incoming students, USC freshman orientation, August 2018. 35 Trojan Vision television interview, November 2017. 31-34 ‘Equality and Reasons.’ Faculty showcase presentation for parents of incoming students, USC freshman orientation, June, July, August 2017. 30 Center for Excellence in Teaching presentation on writing a teaching , USC, September 2016. 29 Center for Excellence in Teaching panel on active learning, USC, September 2016. 28 Classrom visitor for noncognitivism topic in metaethics , USC, February 2016. 27 Discussion of Reasons for Action and Belief, interview for Explications podcast, released November 2015. 26 Classroom visitor for noncognitivism topic in metaethics class, Claremont McKenna College, October 2015. 25 Précis of Baker and Wood, ‘How Expressivists Can and Should Explain Inconsistency’. PEA Soup, January 2015. 24 Comments on Conor Mayo-Wilson, ‘Epistemic Closure in Statistics.’ 11th Annual Formal Epistemology Workshop, University of Southern California, June 2014. 23 Comments on and Stewart Cohen, ‘Reasons in Epistemology’. Pacific Division meeting of the APA, Chicago, February 2014. 22 Interview with 3:AM Magazine, February 2014. Interview reprinted in Ethics at 3:AM, published by Oxford University Press, June 2017. 21 Reading group discussion of Slaves of the Passions, Princeton University, October 2013. 20 ‘So You Think You’re Special?’ Invited speaker for USC Philosophy Club, September 2013. 19 ‘Is Same-Sex Marriage About Equal ?’ North College Faculty Master dinner guest, April 2013. 18 Discussion of three papers on expressivism, University of Edinburgh, February 2013. 17 Comments on Kieran Setiya, Princeton Ethicist’s Network Workshop, October 2012. 16 Joint PEA Soup discussion of ‘The Ubiquity of State-Given Reasons’ and Jonathan Way’s ‘Transmission and the Wrong Kind of Reason’, with Wlodek Rabinowicz and Toni Rønnow-Rasmussen as commentators. peasoup.typepad.com. 15 Comments on Tamar Schapiro, Princeton Ethicist’s Network Workshop, May 2012. 14 Panelist on ‘Moral Psychology’ for USC Philosophy Club, April 2012. 13 Discussant of Derek Parfit’s On What Matters. Episode of Philosophy Talk, a nationally syndicated radio program, January 2012. 11-12 ‘You have a Reason to Eat Your Car.’ February 2011, speaker for USC Philosophy Club. March 2011, faculty address to annual retreat of the Associated Trustee’s and Presidential Scholars of USC, USC Wrigley Institute. 10 ‘Moral Realism.’ October 2010, video discussion with David Enoch for Philosophy TV. 9 Panelist on ‘Future Directions’ at USC College Humanities Council symposium on ‘What is the Role of the Humanities in a Research University?’, October 2010. 8 ‘Contextualism, Relativism, and Expressivism.’ August 2010, video discussion with Jamie Dreier for Philosophy TV. 7 ‘You Should Dance if you Want to.’ October 2008, Invited diavlog interview with Will Wilkinson on Slaves of the Passions for bloggingheads.tv. 6 ‘Comments on Wlodek Rabinowicz’s ‘Presumption of Equality’.’ June 2008, International Equality Conference, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem. 5 ‘Comments on David Velleman’s ‘Love and Nonexistence: A Case for Anti-Realism About Value’.’ February 2008, Reason and Value conference at the University of California Santa Barbara. 4 ‘Comments on Eric Moore’s ‘Getting a Clue About Consequences’.’ April 2007, Pacific Division APA, San Francisco. 3 ‘Comments on Michael Pendlebury’s ‘How to be a Normative Expressivist’.’ December 2006, Eastern Division APA, Washington, D.C. 2 ‘Slaves of the Passions.’ July 2006, meeting with reading group on Slaves of the Passions, Brown University. 1 ‘Comments on Dreier’s ‘Practical Conditionals’.’ April 2006, University of Missouri Columbia Kline Colloquium on Practical Reason.

REFEREED CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 13 ‘Attributive Silencing.’ January 2021, Twelfth Annual Arizona Workshop in Normative Ethics.

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12 ‘Rationality in Retrospect.’ September 2020, Fifteenth Annual Wisconsin Metaethics Workshop. 11 ‘The Fundamental Reason for Reasons Fundamentalism.’ March 2019, Chapel Hill Normativity Workshop. 10 ‘Persons as Things.’ January 2018, Ninth Annual Arizona Workshop in Normative Ethics 9 ‘Desiring Under the Proper Guise.’ September 2017, Twelth Annual Wisconsin Metaethics Workshop. 8 ‘Tempered Expressivism.’ September 2011, Eighth Annual Wisconsin Metaethics Workshop. 7 ‘What Makes Reasons Sufficient?’ May 2010, St. Louis Area Conference on Reasons and Rationality (SLACRR). 6 ‘Value and the Right Kind of Reasons.’ September 2008, Fifth Annual Wisconsin Metaethics Workshop. 5 ‘Holism, Weight, and Undercutting.’ July 2008, University of Edinburgh, British Society for Ethical Theory. 4 ‘Expression for Expressivists.’ December 2005, University of Helsinki, Workshop on Moral Judgment and Moral Psychology. 3 ‘The Humean Theory of Reasons.’ September 2005, Second Annual Wisconsin Metaethics Workshop. 2 ‘Two ‘Reason’ Relations.’ March 2003, New York University, NYU-Columbia Graduate Student Philosophy Conference. 1 ‘The Hypothetical Imperative?’ April 2002, University of California Berkeley, Berkeley-Stanford Graduate Student Philosophy Conference.

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TEACHING Graduate USC PHIL 501: Graduate seminar on expressivism, Fall ’06. USC PHIL 501: Graduate seminar on reduction, Fall ’07. USC PHIL 501: Graduate seminar on self/other asymmetries, Fall ’15. USC PHIL 501: Graduate seminar on reasons (co-taught with John Hawthorne), Fall ’16. USC PHIL 501: Graduate seminar on attributive silencing, Fall ’19. USC PHIL 503: Graduate Core Value Theory seminar, Spring ’10 (co-taught with Gary Watson), Spring ’11 (co-taught with Gary Watson), Spring ’14 (co-taught with Gary Watson), Spring ’16. USC PHIL 540: Graduate seminar on deontic modals. Spring ’09. USC PHIL 540: Graduate seminar on metaethical expressivism. Fall ’20. USC PHIL 565: Graduate seminar on contextualism, relativism, and expressivism, Spring ’10 (co-taught with ). USC PHIL 570: Graduate seminar in epistemology, Spring ’12. UMD PHIL 848: Advanced Topics in Ethical Theory: Metaethical Expressivism, Spring ’06. Arché/St. Andrews mini-course on expressivism and the frege-geach problem, November ’09. University of Zurich mastercourse on expressivism, May ’20.

Introductory Undergraduate USC PHIL 140: Contemporary Moral Issues, Spring ’07, Spring ’09, Spring ’11. General Education Teaching Award awarded for spring ’09. USC PHIL 141: The Professions and the Public Interest in American Life, Fall ’16. USC PHIL 166g (formerly 140): Current Moral and Social Issues Spring ’17, Fall ’17, Fall ’18, Spring ’19, Spring ’20, Spring ’21. UMD PHIL 235: Social and Political Philosophy, Spring ’05, Fall ’05. UMD HONR 218Z: Morality and Religion, Spring ’05. USC FSEM 100: TBD, Spring ’21

Intermediate/Advanced Undergraduate USC PHIL 340: Ethics, Spring ’13 (Co-taught with Sam Shpall), Spring ’16. USC PHIL 440: Contemporary Ethical Theory, Fall ’13. USC PHIL 463: Theories of Action, Spring ’07. UMD PHIL 308: God and Morality, Spring ’06. UMD PHIL 341: Ethical Theory, Fall ’04. UMD PHIL 428M: Topics in the History of Philosophy: Hume, Fall ’05. UMD PHIL 440: Contemporary Ethical Theory, Fall ’04.

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Other USC PHIL 593: Practicum in Disciplinary Instruction - Philosophy, Fall ’12, Fall ’13, Fall ’16, Fall ’18 (with Shieva Kleinschmidt), Fall ’19. USC PHIL 595: Advanced Practicum in Disciplinary Instruction – Philosophy, Spring ’20. USC PHIL 700: Dissertation Seminar, Fall ’16

ADVISING Michael Fiorica, USC graduate student. Teaching mentor, 2020–. Junhyo Lee, USC graduate student. Qualifying committee, 2019. Dissertation committee, 2019-2020. Co-chair of dissertation committee, 2020–. Laura Nicoara, USC graduate student. Second-year mentor, 2019-2020. Chair of area exam committee, 2020–. David Clark, USC graduate student. Third-year committee, 2019-2020. Co-chair of qualifying committee, 2020–. Elise Woodard, University of Michigan PhD student. Supervisor for USC visit, fall 2019. Anthony Nguyen, USC graduate student. Teaching mentor, 2018–. Jasmine Gunkel, USC graduate student. Second-year mentor, 2018-2019, Chair of area exam committee, 2019–. Noah Gordon, USC graduate student. Second-year mentor, 2018-2019. Lisa Bastian, PhD student, St. Andrews University. Supervisor for USC visit, spring 2019. Vilma Venesmaa, PhD student, University of Helsinki. Supervisor for USC visit, 2018-2019. Paul Garofalo, USC graduate student. Qualifying committee, 2018. Dissertation committee, 2018–. Shane Ward, USC graduate student. Chair of area exam committee, 2018-2019. Chair of qualifying committee, 2019-2020. Chair of dissertation committee, 2020–. Daniel Pallies, USC graduate student. Chair of qualifying committee, 2018. Chair of dissertation committee, 2018–. Jonathan Wright, USC graduate student. Dissertation committee, 2018-2019. Successful dissertation defense, December 2019. Jesse Wilson, USC graduate student. Dissertation committee, 2018–. Vishnu Sridharan, USC graduate student. Second-year mentor, 2017-2018. Chair of area exam committee, 2018. Chair of qualifying committee, 2018-2019. Dissertation committee, 2019. Jaime Castillo Gamboa, USC graduate student. Academic advisor, 2017-2019. Jennifer Foster, USC graduate student. Teaching mentor, 2017-2018. Chair of area exam committee, 2018-2019. Co-chair of qualifying committee, 2019–. Mei Xuan, PhD student, Shanghai Jiao Tong University. Supervisor for USC visit, 2017-2018. Nicola Kemp, USC graduate student. Qualifying committee, 2017-2018. Dissertation committee, 2018–. Frank Hong, USC graduate student. Chair of area exam committee, 2017-2018. Eleanor Neufeld, USC graduate student. Third-year committee, 2017-2018. Qualifying committee, 2018. Dissertation committee, 2018-2020. Successful dissertation defense, June 2020. Employment: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (TT) 2020–. Christa Peterson, USC graduate student. Second-year mentor, 2016-2017. Chair of area exam committee, 2017- 2018. Chair of qualifying committee, 2018–. Hendrik Kempt, Humboldt University PhD student. Supervisor for USC visit, fall 2016. Ariana Arzani, USC undergraduate student. Research mentor, summer 2016. Steve Bero, USC graduate student. Dissertation committee, 2016-2017. Successful dissertation defense, July 2017. Employment: University of Surrey law school (permanent lecturer), 2017–. Alex Dietz, USC graduate student. Qualifying committee, 2016. Dissertation committee, 2016-2018. Successful dissertation defense, May 2018. Employment: Cardiff University (permanent lecturer), 2018–. Joe Horton, USC graduate student. Qualifying committee, 2016. Dissertation committee, 2016-2018. Successful dissertation defense, February 2018. Employment: University College London (permanent lecturer), 2017–. Sean Donahue, USC graduate student. Academic advisor, 2015-2017. Second-year mentor, 2016-2017. Area exam committee, 2017-2018. Qualifying committee, 2018. Dissertation committee, 2018–. Mike Ashfield, USC graduate student. Qualifying committee, 2015-2017. Dissertation committee, 2017–.

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Nathan Howard, USC graduate student. Area exam committee, 2015-2016. Chair of qualifying committee, 2016. Chair of dissertation committee, 2016-2019. Successful dissertation defense, May 2019. Employment: Texas A&M University (TT), 2019–. Woo Ram Lee, USC graduate student. Qualifying committee, 2015-2016. Dissertation committee, 2016-2018. Successful dissertation defense, June 2018. Employment: Seoul National University (lecturer), 2018-2019, Duisberg-Essen University (wissenschaftlicher mitarbeiter), 2019-2025. Renee Bolinger, USC graduate student. Teaching mentor, 2014-2017. Qualifying committee, 2015. Dissertation committee, 2015-2017. Successful dissertation defense, August 2017. Employment: Australian National University (postdoc), 2017-2019, Princeton University TT (joint between politics and the Center for Human Values), 2019–. Tanya Kostochka, USC graduate student. Area exam committee, 2015-2016. Chair of qualifying committee, 2016- 2017. Chair of dissertation committee, 2017–. Rima Basu, USC graduate student. Qualifying committee, 2014-2015. Dissertation committee, 2015-2018. Successful dissertation defense, May 2018. Employment: Claremont McKenna College TT, 2018–. Caleb Perl, USC graduate student. Area exam committee, 2013-2014 (two area exams). Chair of qualifying committee, 2013-2014. Dissertation director, 2014-2017. Successful dissertation defense, May 2017. Employment: Shandong University (TT), 2017-2018, University of Colorado (lecturer), 2018-2020, Dianoia Research Institute at the Australian Catholic University (TT), 2020–. Justin Dallman, USC graduate student. Qualifying committee, 2012-2013. Michael Hatcher, USC graduate student. Qualifying committee, 2012-2014. Dissertation committee, 2014-2017. Successful dissertation defense, March 2017. Employment: Valparaiso University (VAP), 2017-2020. Abelard Podgorski, USC graduate student. Area exam committee, 2012-2013. Chair of qualifying committee, 2012- 2014. Dissertation director, 2014-2016. Successful PhD defense, March 2016. Employment: National University of Singapore (TT), 2016–. Nicholas Laskowski, USC graduate student. Area exam committee, 2012-2013. Chair of qualifying committee, 2012-2014. Dissertation director, 2014-2017. Successful dissertation defense, May 2017. Employment: University of Duisberg-Essen (wissenschaftlicher mitarbeiter), 2017-2019; California State University Long Beach (TT), 2019–. Michael Milona, USC graduate student. Area exam committee, 2012-2013. Chair of qualifying committee, 2012- 2014. Dissertation director, 2014-2016. Successful PhD defense, March 2016. Employment: Cornell University (postdoc), 2016-2017, Auburn University (instructor), 2017-2019; Ryerson University (TT), 2019– Ryan Walsh, USC graduate student. Area exam committee, 2012-2013. Chair of qualifying committee, 2012-2013. Left philosophy to pursue alternative career. Matt Lutz, USC graduate student. Area exam committee, 2011-2012. Qualifying committee, 2012. Dissertation committee, 2012-2015. Successful PhD defense, March 2015. Employment: Wuhan University, China, Associate Professor 2015–. Brian Blackwell, USC graduate student. Qualifying committee, 2011-2012. Left philosophy. Aness Webster, USC graduate student. Area exam committee, 2011-2012. Employment: Univerity of Nottingham, permanent lecturer, 2016–. Shyam Nair, USC graduate student. Area exam committee, 2010-2011. Chair of qualifying committee, 2010-2012. Dissertation director, 2012-2014. Successful dissertation defense, May 2014. Employment: Lingnan University, Hong Kong TT, 2014-2016; Arizona State University TT 2016–. Alida Liberman, USC graduate student. Area exam committee, 2010-2011. Chair of qualifying committee, 2010- 2012. Dissertation director, 2012-2015. Successful dissertation defense May 2015. Employment: Rotman Institute of Philosophy, University of Western Ontario (postdoc), 2015-2016; University of Indianapolis TT 2016-2018; Southern Methodist University TT 2018–. Justin Snedegar, USC graduate student. Area exam committee, 2010-2011. Chair of qualifying committee, 2010- 2011. Dissertation director, 2011-2013. Successful dissertation defense, March 2013. Employment: St. Andrews University (permanent lecturer), 2013-2017, (senior lecturer) 2017–. Ben Lennertz, USC graduate student. Area exam committee, 2010-2011. Qualifying committee, 2010-2012. Co- chair, dissertation committee, 2012-2014. Successful dissertation defense, May 2014. Employment: Davidson

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College, 2014-2015; Colgate University 2015-2016; University of Western Kentucky TT 2016-2018; Colgate University TT 2018–. Indrek Reiland, USC graduate student. Chair of qualifying committee, 2010-2012. Dissertation director, 2012- 2014. Successful dissertation defense, May 2014. Employment: Rice University, 2014-2015; Research Assistant to François Recanati, 2015-2016. Research Fellow, University of Tartu, 2016. University of Barcelona (postdoc), 2016-2019. Visiting lecturer, University of Edinburgh, 2019. Joshua Crabill, USC graduate student. Area exam committee, 2010-2011. Qualifying committee, 2010-2012. Dissertation committee, 2012-2015, Dissertation director, 2015. Successful dissertation defense, December 2015. Employment: University of Indianapolis, adjunct instructor, 2016-2017. University of Indianapolis, instructor (full-time), 2017–. Tiffany Chang, USC graduate student. Teaching mentor, 2011-2013. Cecilia Stepp, USC graduate student. Area exam committee, 2010. Qualifying committee, 2010-2012. Dissertation committee, 2012-2014. Julia Staffel, USC graduate student. Qualifying committee, 2010-2011. Successful dissertation defense, March 2013. Employment: ANU postdoc, 2013; Washington University, St. Louis TT, 2013-2018, University of Colorado TT, 2018–. Hsin-Wen Lee, USC graduate student, Dissertation committee, 2010. Successful dissertation defense, December 2010. Employment: CSU-Fullerton, Spring 2011; Tunghai University, 2011-2012; Hong Kong University, 2013-2015; City University of Hong Kong 2016; University of Deleware TT 2017–. Daniel Kwon, USC graduate student. Dissertation committee, 2010. Successful dissertation defense, June 2010. Johannes Schmitt, USC graduate student. Co-chair of qualifying committee, 2009-2010. Dissertation director, 2010- 2012. Successful dissertation defense, April 2012. Employment: University of Konstanz (postdoc), 2012-2014. Left philosophy to pursue alterantive career. Eric Vogelstein, UT-Austin graduate student. External member, dissertation committee, 2009-2010. Successful dissertation defense, May 2010. Employment: Jefferson College of Health Sciences TT 2010-2013; Duquesne University TT 2013–. Brian Bowman, USC graduate student. Qualifying committee, 2009. Eduardo Villanueva, USC graduate student. Qualifying committee, 2009. Dissertation committee, 2009-2012. Successful dissertation defense, March 2012. Employment: Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru TT equivalent, 2012–, tenured 2013. Ryan Millsap, UMD graduate student. Supervised USC visit, spring 2009. External member, qualifying committee, 2009. External member, dissertation committee, 2009-2013. Left philosophy. Sam Shpall, USC graduate student. Area exam committee, 2007. Chair of qualifying committee, 2008-2009. Dissertation director, 2009-2011. Successful dissertation defense, May 2011. Employment: USC Dornsife College Distinguished Teaching Postdoctoral Fellow 2011-2013; Yale University Postdoctoral Fellow in Law and Philosophy, 2013-2015, University of Sydney (permanent), 2015–. William Dunaway, USC graduate student, Michigan graduate student. Area exam committee, 2008-2009. Chair of qualifying committee, 2008-2009. External member, dissertation committee, 2011-2013. Successful dissertation defense, May 2013. Employment: Oxford University (postdoc), 2013-2015; University of Missouri-St. Louis, 2015–. Ryan Hay, USC graduate student. Chair of qualifying committee, 2008-2009. Dissertation director, 2009-2011. Successful dissertation defense, June 2011. Employment: Occidental College, 2011; University of Wisconsin Stevens Point, 2012-2015; California State University San Bernardino, 2015-2018; California Institute of Technology, 2018-2019. Luka Yovetich, USC graduate student. Qualifying committee, 2008-2010. Dissertation committee, 2010-2012. Acting dissertation director, 2011-2012. Successful dissertation defense, December 2012. Andrew Alwood, Cornell graduate student. Supervised USC visit, 2008-2009. Employment: Virginia Commonwealth University TT, 2012–. Lei Zhong, Michigan graduate student. Supervised USC visit, 2008-2009. Employment: Beijing University TT, 2010-2011; Lingnan University TT, 2011-2014; Chinese University of Hong Kong TT, 2014–. Errol Lord, Nebraska – Lincoln graduate student. Supervised independent study, fall 2008.

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Robert Shanklin, USC graduate student. Qualifying committee, 2007-2008. Dissertation committee, 2008-2011. Successful dissertation defense, April 2011. Employment: Santa Clara University (continuing FT), 2011–. Robert Plizga, USC graduate student. Co-chair of qualifying committee, 2006-2008. Left philosophy. Matt King, UMD graduate student. Dissertation qualifying committee, 2005-2006. ‘.’ Dissertation director, 2005–2008. Successful dissertation defense February 2008. Employment: Carleton College, 2008-2009; University of Maryland College Park, fall 2008, 2009-2010; University of Baltimore, spring 2010; Virginia Tech 2010-2011; St. Bonaventure University, 2011-2012; UCLA Law and Philosophy Postdoctoral Fellow, 2012-2014; University of Alabama Birmingham TT 2014–. Bryan Baltzly, UMD graduate student. Dissertation qualifying committee, 2005-2006. ‘Liberalism.’ Andrew Kukorowski, UMD undergraduate. Honors thesis advisor, 2005-2006. Matthew Gray, UMD undergraduate. Honors thesis advisor, 2005-2006.

FACULTY MENTOR Shieva Kleinschmidt, assistant professor, faculty mentor, 2010-2017. Leif Hancox-Li, Provost’s Postdoctoral Fellow, faculty teaching mentor, Society of Fellows faculty mentor, 2016- 2017. Monica Solomon, Provost’s Postdoctoral Fellow, Society of Fellows faculty mentor, 2017-2019.

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PUBLIC PHILOSOPHY Creator of projected series of animated outreach videos connecting philosophical ideas to insights about interpersonal conflict: ‘CFCP Mission’ ‘Three is Trumpany’ Interviewed for podcast episode for Hi-Phi Nation, January 2020.

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ADMINISTRATIVE President, Dornsife College Faculty Council, 2013-2014; Vice President, Dornsife College Faculty Council, 2012-2013; Director of Graduate Studies, 2008-2011, 2012-2014; Placement Director, 2010-2013, 2017- 2020.

COMMITTEE RESPONSIBILITIES Chair, graduate recruitment committee, 2017-2019; Departmental Merit Review Committee, 2016-2018; USC Mentoring Award Selection Committee, 2016-2017; Dornsife RTPC personnel committee, 2016-2019; Colloquium committee, 2016-2018; Provost’s Faculty grievance committee, 2015-2020; Dornsife promotion review committee, 2015-2016; USC Academic Senate, 2013-2014; Provost’s Postdoctoral Fellow Selection Committee, 2012-2014; Dorsife College Faculty Council, elected representative 2012-2014, chair of faculty caucus 2012-2013; Psychology external review committee, 2011; Postdoctoral appointments committee, 2011, 2012; Placement committee, 2007-2008, 2010-2013, 2015-2020; Appointments committee, 2007-2011, 2012- 2013, 2019-2020; Graduate committee, 2008-2011, 2012-2014, 2015-2018; Graduate admissions, 2006- 2011, 2012-2013, 2015-2016; UMCP Senate, 2005-2006; Chair, departmental colloquium committee, 2004- 2006; Graduate Student Representative to the philosophy department, Princeton University, 2001-2002.

CONFERENCES ORGANIZED Conference on Analytic Existentialism, Brandeis University, October 2020 (with Berislav Marusic); USC Deontic Modality Workshop, May 2013 (with Stephen Finlay); Organizing committee for conference on Practical Rationality, University of Maryland, 2004-2005; Princeton-Rutgers Graduate Conference in Philosophy, 2003

TENURE/PROMOTION/PRIZE REFEREE Arizona State University; Ben Gurion University; Boston University; Brandeis University; CUNY City College of New York; Cornell University; Dickinson College; Frankfurt School of Finance and Management; London School of Economics (×2); Macalester College; Massachusetts Institute of Technology (×2); National University

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of Singapore; Northwestern University (×2); NYU Abu Dhabi (×2); Oakland University; Princeton University; Syracuse University; St. Andrews University; University of British Columbia; University of Helsinki; University of Maryland; University of Missouri – St. Louis; University of Nebraska; University of Southampton; University of Southern California; University of Sydney; University of Toronto (×2); University of Wisconsin Madison; Washington University in St. Louis (×2)

EXTERNAL DISSERTATON EXAMINER Monash University, 2012; University of Amsterdam, 2012; University of Arizona, 2015; Australian National University, 2016; University of Edinburgh, 2020

EXTERNAL DEPARTMENTAL REVIEW Washington University in St. Louis, 2020 (canceled for coronavirus)

EDITORIAL EDITORIAL BOARDS: Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, 2006–; Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy (www.jesp.org), 2010- 2011; Ethics, 2010–; Thought, 2013–

OTHER: Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy Editor-in-chief, 2014–; Associate editor, 2011-2014; Discussion notes editor, 2011-2015 Pacific Philosophical Quarterly Area editor, ethics, 2012– Philosophy and Phenomenological Research Editor, 2013-2019 Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy Category editor, metaethics, 2010-2014

REFEREEING BOOK REFEREEING: Cambridge University Press ×3, MIT Press, Oxford University Press ×7, Polity Press, Princeton University Press, Routledge ×2

JOURNAL REFEREEING: American Philosophical Quarterly ×3, Analysis ×3, Australasian Journal of Philosophy ×13, , Canadian Journal of Philosophy ×4, Critica, De Ethica, Dialectica ×3, Dialogue ×2, Diametros, Disputatio, Ergo ×3, ×9, Ethical Theory and Moral Practice ×7, Ethics ×18, European Journal of Analytic Philosophy ×2, European Journal of Philosophy ×3, Grazer Philosophische Studien, Inquiry ×3, International Journal of Philosophical Studies, Journal of the American Philosophical Association ×3, Journal of Analytic Philosophy, Journal of Ethics ×3, Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy ×12, Journal of Moral Philosophy ×6, Journal of ×3, Journal of Philosophical Research ×2, Journal of Social Philosophy ×2, Journal of Value Inquiry, Language Sciences, Legal Theory, and Philosophy ×2, Mind ×20, Mind and Language, Noûs ×8, Oxford Studies in Epistemology, Pacific Philosophical Quarterly >100, Philosophers’ Imprint ×18, Philosophical Explorations ×2, Philosophical Papers ×2, Philosophical Psychology, Philosophical Quarterly ×9, Philosophical Review ×7, Philosophical Studies ×21, Philosophy and Phenomenological Research ×6, Ratio, Ratio Juris, Res Philosophica ×2, , Review of Philosophy and Psychology, Social Theory and Practice ×3, ×3, Southern Journal of Philosophy ×2, ×4, Theoria ×3, Thought ×9, Topoi, Utilitas ×4

CONFERENCE REFEREEING: British Society for Ethical Theory ×3, Wisconsin Metaethics Workshop ×2, St. Louis Area Conference on Reasons and Rationality

OTHER REFEREEING: Levantis Research Proposal referee, Cyprus; Research Grants Council of Hong Kong referee; Journal of Value Inquiry Prize Committee, 2018; Nominating Committee, Schock Prize, 2016-2019; Panelist, NEH Summer Fellowships, 2016; Proposal referee for: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada ×2, Israel Science Foundation ×2, European Research Council, Riksbankens Jubileumsfond; Review Board, International Encyclopedia of Ethics; Nominating Committee, Philosophers’ Annual 2009-2016, 2018-2019; Referee, Mellon/ACLS Dissertation Fellowship program, 2010-2013.

OTHER Contributor to PEA Soup, an ethics blog; Associated Faculty, USC Center for Law and Philosophy, 2007-2015; Associate Researcher and International Advisory Board Member, Circle for the Study of Analytic Philosophy at

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the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2015–; Faculty Fellow, USC Society of Fellows, 2016-2018; Founding Director, Conceptual Foundations of Conflict Project, 2019–.

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