male, born 1984 April 4, lecturer at Jilin University, School of Philosophy and Sociology Academic education and work career experience: 2002 August - 2006 May: B.A. in Philosophy and in English, Duke University 2007 September - 2008 August: M.A. in Humanities, University of Chicago 2009 September - 2018 May: Ph.D. in philosophy, University of Virginia, May 2018 2018 September - 2018 December: Visiting Scholar at Jilin University, School of Philosophy and Sociology 2019 January - present: Lecturer at Jilin University, School of Philosophy and Sociology Awards Marc Sanders Graduate Student Paper Prize in value theory (awarded for “Sex, Deception, and Will,” Eastern APA meeting, Baltimore, MD, January 2017)

metaphysics, philosophy of mind

Representational Content and the Objects of Thought (director: Trenton Merricks, University of Virginia) Conference Presentations “Persistence, Thought, and Personhood.” Central APA meeting, Chicago, IL, Feb. 2014. “Reimagining the Epistemic Objection to Non-Presentist A-Theories.” International Association for the Philosophy of Time meeting, Winston-Salem, NC, June 2016. “Sex, Deception, and Will.” Eastern APA meeting, Baltimore, MD, January 2017. “Persistence on the Edge.” Central APA, Philosophy of Time Society meeting, Kansas City, MO; March 2017. With Matthew Adams. “A Dilemma for the Future-Like-Ours Argument against Abortion.” Central APA meeting (poster session), Chicago, IL, February 2018. “The Real Moral of Too-Many-Thinkers.” Conference: The Change in Paradigm of Human Civilization and its Relation to Innovations in Philosophical Ideas. Changchun, Jilin Province, China, June 2018. “Russellian Propositions and Necessary Existence.” Central APA, Bertrand Russell Society meeting, Denver, Co; February 2019. Publication “Persons, Stages, and Tensed Belief,” Erkenntnis 83, 3 (2018): 577-593.