Talk, Climate, Finance, and Economic Sustainability workshop (University of Leicester),
Discussed links between climate misinformation and ESG indicators at the Climate, Finance, and Economic Sustainability workshop.
Talk, JARGON (Essex internal seminar),
Examined how climate misinformation deepens information asymmetries during the JARGON internal seminar.
Talk, BioYUFE meeting (Essex),
Contributed to a panel on the drivers and impacts of climate misinformation at the BioYUFE meeting in Essex.
Talk, EBS Research Conference (Essex),
Presented empirical results on climate misinformation and ESG outcomes at the EBS Research Conference.
Talk, ClimateNLP Seminar,
Discussed how climate misinformation distorts market behavior and policy processes at the ClimateNLP Seminar.
Talk, ECPR General Conference,
Presented research on the boundaries of political neutrality for religious actors during the ECPR General Conference.
Talk, Oxford OCPSG internal presentation,
Surveyed outstanding research questions on moral contagion during an Oxford OCPSG internal presentation.
Talk, Association for Heterodox Economics General Conference (London),
Outlined a heterodox liberal response to climate challenges during the Association for Heterodox Economics General Conference in London.
Talk, Sustainable Transitions Conference (Essex),
Shared findings linking online climate misinformation to ESG performance metrics at the Sustainable Transitions Conference.
Talk, HEROES (Essex Gov internal seminar),
Showcased new methodological tools for political science research at the HEROES internal seminar.
Talk, Department of Government Conflict/IR Seminar, University of Essex, Colchester, UK
Presented my forthcoming paper to a group of faculty and PhD students at a departmental seminar for work in progress in the field of international relations.
Talk, Conflict/IR Seminar (Essex),
Delivered insights on emerging environmental governance norms at the Department of Government Conflict/IR Seminar.
Talk, Science & Religion Forum General Conference,
Explored intersections between ecological ethics and religious thought at the Science & Religion Forum General Conference.
Talk, The London School of Economics and Political Science , London, UK
Presented my work in progress MSc dissertation to a group of peers from the Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method at LSE.
Talk, The London School of Economics and Political Science , London, UK
Presented a short intervention in the seminar for Kai Spiekermann’s class on the political philosophy of environmental change. Described the origins of misinformation as well as outlined which social and political communities are most vulnerable to misinformation.
Talk, The London School of Economics and Political Science, London, UK
An examination of the intersection between systems science and climate change, particularly from a political perspective. Presentation to Kai Spiekermann’s class on “The Political Philosophy of Environmental Change” at LSE.
Talk, The London School of Economics and Political Science, London, UK
Presentation of my research proposal for my MSc dissertation. Feedback-based talk on Rawlsian liberal political theory and climate ethics.
Talk, The University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK
Talk given for Spring Term course, Life and Mind, on the Edinburgh MSc in Philosophy, Science and Religion. Based on the work of Leonard Lessius (1554-1623), T. H. Huxley, Richard Dawkins, and John Polkinghorne.
Talk, Harvard Extension School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Presented a flash talk to the Harvard Extension School (HES) professional development reading group. Tutorial based on the life of St. Augustine and his lesser known work “Confessions.”
Talk, The University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut
Presentation on US options pricing given to advanced PhD level class on Financial Econometrics. Talk based on Schreve’s “Stochastic Calculus for Finance II” book, Chapter 8.
Talk, The University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut
Presentation given to UConn’s Economics Society, a student organization. I presented results from a Principal Components Analysis (PCA) methodology applied to a large macroeconomic dataset, FRED-MD, from the St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank.
Talk, The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Boston, Massachusetts
Group presentation for a collegiate competition judged by Federal Reserve economists and academics. My contribution was the modeling section of the talk, where I explained the exploratory analysis and PCA model results.
Talk, The University of New Hampshire, Durham, New Hampshire
Presentation was the culmination of the University of New Hampshire (UNH) Social Innovation Internship programme (2017). After the completion of my internship at Veris Wealth Partners, an impact investing firm in Portsmouth, NH, I showcased my contributions to the firm’s impact report and answered questions fielded from an academic audience as a group with other interns from different placements.