About

Recent graduate of Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, PA, with a Bachelor’s degree in History and Philosophy and a minor in English. My academic work often centers on Classical Greece and Rome—particularly the writings of Plutarch—as well as historical morality and teleology, literature, mythology, and the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche.

During my time at Duquesne, I was recognized for my curiosity, passion, writing ability, and innovative research. I received the Erik Gerhard Student Award for excellence in history and the Excellence in Service to the Philosophy Department Award for my role as President of the Duquesne Undergraduate Philosophy Society. In April 2021, I was inducted into the historical honor society Phi Alpha Theta. Since graduating, I have continued to pursue independent research in Classical history, maintaining close working relationships with my professors, with whom I frequently collaborate on teaching, grading, and research.

On August 16, 2025, I edited and published a two-volume edition of Bernadotte Perrin’s translation of Plutarch’s Parallel Lives, which remains the most recent complete single-author translation of the work but was previously unavailable outside the Loeb Classical Library’s eleven-volume parallel-text edition. This new edition is now available for purchase on Amazon. The first volume, Grecian Lives, includes Plutarch’s invaluable comparisons, while the second, Roman Lives, together present all extant material from Plutarch’s biographical works arranged chronologically for a more natural reading experience. This edition is already in use at universities across the United States.

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