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Sophia Bishop

Filed Under: Staff, uncategorized August 14, 2024 by Editorial Team

Communication Fellow

Sophia Bishop earned her PhD in Philosophy from the CUNY Graduate Center, and her BA in Philosophy from the University of Delaware. Her research considers the metaphysical fallout for the Many Worlds Interpretation of quantum mechanics, with a particular interest in identity over time and counterpart hood. Sophia has taught philosophy at Baruch, Brooklyn College, and Wilmington University. In her teaching, which has centered around ethics, she strives to move students toward analytically examining their assumptions, so as to create logical, well-reasoned ethical positions.

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