I’m a second-year MPhil student in Political Theory. My thesis draws on analytic jurisprudence, particularly legal positivism, to critique constitutional originalism in contemporary American constitutional law. More broadly, my research interests lie at the intersection of legal philosophy, democratic theory, and ancient political thought. Within the department, I serve as Student Representative for the MPhil in Political Theory.

I am the MPhil and MSc Coordinator within the DPIR Education Support Team (EST). The EST oversees all aspects of teaching, learning, assessment and admissions for our postgraduate programmes, while supporting both students and staff. We also coordinate elements of the undergraduate PPE and History and Politics degrees.

My primary responsibilities include organising postgraduate teaching and managing PGT admissions.

I am usually based in the Manor Road Building office from Tuesday to Thursday. If you would like to get in touch, please feel free to drop by or send me an email.