Cameron Lugo
Yale University, BA
My research focuses on medieval accounts of the cognitive primacy of God, the transcendentals, and divine illumination. I also explore developments of, and counterparts to, these accounts in Renaissance and Reformation philosophy and in early modern rationalism.
Alongside the PhD in Philosophy, I am supporting my historical work with an MA in Classics (emphasis in Latin) and a graduate minor in Medieval Studies.
My BA in Philosophy is from Yale University (summa cum laude, with Distinction in the Major), where I was elected to the Phi Beta Kappa Society and received the Henry Edwards Ellsworth Prize for Humanities from Jonathan Edwards College.
