Kenneth Boyce

Dr. Kenneth Boyce is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Missouri, specializing in epistemology, metaphysics, philosophy of religion, and philosophy of science. He holds a PhD from the University of Notre Dame and has been affiliated with the University of Missouri since 2013, advancing to his current rank in 2019.

**Education**:

• PhD in Philosophy, University of Notre Dame (2013)
• MA in Philosophy, University of Missouri (2007)
• MA in Theology, Fuller Theological Seminary (2005)
• BA in Physics and Philosophy & Religion, Truman State University (2002)

**Research Focus**:
His work explores the intersection of metaphysics and epistemology, particularly addressing topics like mathematical platonism, proper functionalism, and the fine-tuning argument in cosmology. He has contributed to debates on the no-miracles argument, the Swampman objection, and theodicy in philosophy of religion.

**Grants & Service**:
He secured grants such as the 2015 University of Missouri Internal Research Board Grant ($20,000) and the 2016 John Templeton Foundation Summer Seminar stipend. He has served as Director of Graduate Studies and oversees admissions in the Philosophy Department. His professional service includes roles in the Society of Christian Philosophers and refereeing for journals like Philosophical Studies and Analysis.

**Public Engagement**:
He has participated in podcasts and public lectures, including discussions on multiverse theory, medical ethics, and time travel in popular culture. His research emphasizes bridging abstract philosophy with contemporary scientific and theological debates.