Education
PhD in Philosophy, University of Pennsylvania
Subjects
Metaphysics, Moral Philosophy, Free Will, Political Philosophy
Achievements
Valedictorian of Damien High School, Class of 2019; Bachelor's in Philosophy from Stanford University with a 3.8 GPA; teaching assistant for John Etchemendy's Philosophy of AI course at Stanford
About
Kam is a Stanford graduate and second-year PhD student in the Philosophy Department at the University of Pennsylvania. His work examines the degree to which our metaphysical and moral realities with respect to freedom of the will cohere or conflict with the dominant narratives of freedom and deservingness pervasive in liberal socio-economic arrangements. He has tutored students in English and German reading comprehension and writing.
Discipline
Psychology & Social Sciences
Academic Achievements
Damien High School Valedictorian Class of 2019, Stanford Philosophy Bachelor’s with 3.8 GPA.
Teaching & Mentoring Experience
Private Tutor biweekly from 2018-2021, assisting in English and German reading comprehension and writing. Teacher’s Assistant for John Etchemendy’s Philosophy of AI course at Stanford Winter Quarter 2021, responsible for holding weekly office hours, leading weekly discussion sections, and grading papers, 5 hours weekly. Curious Cardinal Mentor since July 2023, assisting in the college application process, paper/application/dissertation writing, and SAT/ACT prep, 2-3 hours weekly. Students have gone to schools such as Yale, Georgetown, and UC Berkeley.
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