Cameron Crawford McCulloch

I completed my master's degree in Philosophy in 2014 at the St Andrews and Stirling Graduate Programme in Scotland. My master's dissertation, on epistemology, disagreement, and skepticism, was supervised by Jessica Brown.

 

I completed my bachelor's degree in Philosophy in 2013 at Yale University, where I was supervised by Tamar Gendler, Steve Darwall, Ken Winkler, and Shelly Kagan.

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I used to work as a commercial fisherman in Alaska. Before that I sold shoes. Before that I rented VHS tapes.

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2023 Talks (*peer reviewed; ** invited)

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• * (October 2023) "Manipulative Permissions, Joint Deliberation, and the Significance of Agreement"

  • Philadelphia Normativity Conference (University of Pennsylvania)​

• * (August 2023) "Realist Social Construction and Self-Effacing Anti-Realism"

  • International Social Ontology Society Conference (Stockholm University, Sweden)

• * (May 2023) "Should Privacy Rights Constrain Inference? Can They?"

  • Ethical Data Science and AI Forum: "From Theory to Practice: Building Ethical and Trustworthy AI" (Michigan Institute for Data Science) ​

• * (April 2023) "Privacy, Knowledge, and Self-Presentation"

  • University of Texas, Austin Graduate Philosophy Conference (University of Texas, Austin) 

• * (April 2023) "Privacy, Knowledge, and Self-Presentation"

  • Rocky Mountain Philosophy Conference (University of Colorado, Boulder) 

• (March 2023) "Should Privacy Rights Constrain Inference? Can They?"

  • Epistemology Work In Progress Group (University of Michigan)

• * (March 2023) "Should Privacy Rights Constrain Inference? Can They?"

  • Inaugural Philosophy, AI, and Society Doctoral Colloquium​ (University of Oxford)