PhD, The University of Chicago, Divinity School. Dissertation: "On Whoness: Quitting the Ancients with Eriugena, al-Fārābī, and Abelard.  Advisor: Prof. Willemien Otten. Committee: Prof. Raissa von Doetinchem de Rande, Prof. Ryan Coyne.
Qualifying examinations: Passed with highest grades, in History of Christianity (Medieval), Classical Islamic Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion & Metaphysics (Modern), and Theology (Ancient & Medieval).

STL (Licence in Sacred Theology), Catholic University of Paris. "The Eucharist Beyond Substance: The Body of Christ in the Carolingian Age."  Supervisor: Prof. Christopher Lazowski.

MPhil, Philosophy (Metaphysics, History of Philosophy), Aix-Marseille Université.  Major thesis: "La theōsis dans le Periphyseon: Par-delà la nature humaine."  Minor thesis: "Les moralistes français et la philosophie: Une philosophie en archipel."  Supervisors: Prof. Isabelle Koch, Prof. Valérie Debuiche. Summa cum laude.

MA, Theology & Philosophy, Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Detroit. Thesis: "Inquiry on Pascal's Understanding of le moi.  Supervisor: Prof. Robert Fastiggi. Summa cum laude.

Grande École, École des Ponts ParisTech. Theoretical physics, mathematics, theoretical mechanics.

Classes préparatoires (MPSI), Lycée du Parc, Lyon. Mathematics and theoretical physics.

Lettres d'ailleurs: Vertiges d'une Âme au bord d'elle-même. Series: Religion et spiritualité. Paris: L'Harmattan.

Une philosophie en archipel. Paris: Les Trois Colonnes.

Tikva Frymer-Kensky Memorial Prize (Hebrew Bible; Feminist Theology), for "Being an Island: From Presence to Meaning in Teresa of Cartagena."

Rashed and Elkhoraiby Islamic Studies Prize for Berkeley's presentation of "The Ascendancy of Soul's Whoness: How Ibn Sīnā Upended Ancient Greek Paradigms on Human Soul."

Brepols-SIEPM (Société Internationale pour l'Étude de la Philosophie Médiévale) Stipend.

François Furet Fellowship.

IIRP Travel and Research Grant for the Society for European Philosophy’s Conference at King’s College London.

Funding for Arabic Summer Intensive Study, University of Chicago.

Paper Prize, 2024 Vagantes Conference on Medieval Studies for "Being an Island: From Presence to Meaning in Teresa of Cartagena."

Grant of the Financial Fund, “Re-Connaissance.”

Theud Fund Award.

French State Scholarship in Philosophy.

Sacred Heart Grant Fund.

Avignon City Scholarship.

École des Ponts et Chaussées, Full Scholarship.

French State Elite Award.

French State Scholarship (“Classes préparatoires”) (CROUS, income-based — highest funding tier).

“The Song of Individual Identity in Eriugena, from Whatness to Whoness.”  Société Internationale pour l’Étude de la Philosophie Médiévale (SIEPM), Lisbon. Forthcoming.

"The Ascendancy of Soul's Whoness: How Ibn Sīnā Upended Ancient Greek Paradigms on Human Soul." History of Philosophy Society (HOPS), UC Berkeley.

"The Eucharist Without Substance: The Case of Gottschalk of Orbais and Hincmar of Reims." Theology Club Workshop, University of Chicago. Respondent: Dr. Samuel Baudinette.

"The Ascendancy of Soul's Whoness." Workshop for the Philosophy of Religion, University of Chicago. Respondent: Mehdi Ali.

"A Clandestine Platonism: Emil Cioran's Exile in an Archipelagic World." Society for European Philosophy Annual Conference, King's College London.

"Being an Island: From Presence to Meaning in Teresa of Cartagena." Vagantes Conference, Northwestern University. Awarded 2024 Paper Prize.

"Falling from Nietzsche: Emil Cioran on Time and Eternity." Workshop for the Philosophy of Religion, University of Chicago. Respondent: Dr. Owen Joyce-Coughlan.

Érigène, la theōsis et influences orientales Séminaire Hypothèses, Centre Gilles-Gaston Granger, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), Aix-Marseille.

Instructor of Record (graduate course), French for Religious Studies. Columbia University - Union Theological Seminary in the City of New York. SU 171 (Spring 2027). Forthcoming.

Teaching Assistant (graduate course), “Three Late Medieval Mystics: Bonaventure, Aquinas, Eckhart,” with Prof. Willemien Otten. University of Chicago . Winter 2026. THEO/HCHR 44400, HIST 42403.

Instructor of Record (undergraduate), Preceptor, Undergraduate Program in Religious Studies. University of Chicago, Divinity School. RLST 29800 (Fall 2025); “Delivering your Argument,” RLST 29900 (Winter & Spring 2026).

Teaching Assistant (undergraduate), “History, Religion, and Politics in Augustine’s City of God,” with Profs. Willemien Otten and Michael I. Allen. University of Chicago. Winter 2025. RLST 25301; CLAS 36421; HIST 22116; THEO 35301; BIBL 35301, and cross-listings.

Teaching@UChicago Certificate, Center for Teaching and Learning. University of Chicago.

Undergraduate Instructor, Superprof, Aptitude, and self-employed, Aix-en-Provence. Help with undergraduate applications and theses.

Anonymous peer reviewer for Philosophical Journal of Conflict and Violence. Research Fellow, International Institute of Research in Paris / John W. Boyer Center, University of Chicago. Research Assistant to Prof. Willemien Otten (2024) and Prof. Claude Gilliot, Quranic Studies (2021-2023).

Member: History of Philosophy Society; Society for European Philosophy; American Academy of Religion; The Medieval Academy of America; Académie Florimontane; Society “Semaine Universitaire à Rome,” (2022-2024: website editor).