Grace Nie is a sophomore studying History and International Comparative Studies. She is particularly interested in biographical research.

Hannah Jacobs is a Digital Humanities Consultant with Duke University Libraries.

Chidalu Emy-Munonye is a sophomore at Duke University studying computer science and public policy. Her philosophical interests include postmodernism, existentialism, and metaphysics.

Jasmine Yao is a sophomore majoring in Philosophy and Political Science at Duke University. She is passionate about topics including personal identity and death, and particularly loves the ancient Greeks. Currently, she is working on the philosophy section for the new Project Vox entry on Anton Wilhelm Amo, focusing on his Impassivity and Distinct Ideas.

Nubia Nurain Khan is a fourth-year PhD candidate in the Computational Media, Arts & Cultures program at Duke University. She received her MA in Art History with a minor in Mass Communication from Louisiana State University in 2022. Her dissertation, Mapping the Art World: The Emergence and Evolution of New York City Art Galleries, 1786–1913, […]

Audrey Ledbetter is a third year PhD student in Philosophy at Duke. She is interested in public philosophy, epistemic injustice, and narrative perspectives on personal identity. Her work at Project Vox focuses on lesson plan development for high school classrooms.

Joyce Li is a sophomore at Duke University. She might double major in Philosophy and Computer Science, with a minor in Visual and Media Studies. She loves reading Camus and has nightmares about Heidegger 🙂

Lindsay Huth is a fourth year PhD candidate in philosophy at Duke University. She leads the Education & Outreach team, which is developing high school lesson plans that incorporate Project Vox’s philosophers. Her academic research focuses on how history education can help students resist oppression and respond to unjust social structures.

Kevin Li is a sophomore at Duke University planning on pursuing a double major in Political Science and Philosophy. He is specifically interested in applied ethics and American inequality.

Max Ma is a junior at Duke University pursuing double majors in Philosophy and Political Science and a certificate in PPE. He’s most interested studies related to Consciousness, Free Will, and Determinism.

Samuel Zepeda is a Ph.D. Student in Romance Studies at Duke University. His research interests are Decoloniality, Critical Theory, and Digital Humanities.

Mary Purcell is a fourth year PhD candidate in the philosophy department at Duke University. She received her MA from Simon Fraser University in 2023. She works on marginalized figures in the history of philosophy with a focus on issues in early modern metaphysics. Her work on Project Vox includes research on Nísia Floresta, Germaine […]