My research is focused on existential phenomenology, especially Heidegger and Merleau-Ponty. More broadly, I am animated by the perplexities of learning to be human in a technological age. In addition to being a visiting scholar in Philosophy here at Berkeley, I am Director of Research for Pluralistic Networks, Inc., an educational and professional development company based in Oakland, CA. I received my Ph.D. from Northwestern University and my B.A. here at Berkeley. My recent work has appeared in Continental Philosophy Review, European Journal of Philosophy, Communications of the ACM, The Cambridge Heidegger Lexicon, and a volume on Teaching and Learning in Adult Skill Acquisition. More information is at academia.edu and Google Scholar. For an overview of my musical projects see my page on discogs.com.