I am a Ph.D. graduate from the University of Wisconsin--Madison.  I am currently teaching at Gonzaga University. My areas of interest include Rationality, Cognitive Science, Logic, and Aesthetics. I am particularly  interested in the intersection of all four. My Dissertation centered on creating a foundation for a logic of images. We use images in our everyday reasoning. We use diagrams to reason about complex sets of data and maps to help us navigate our world. Regrettably, mainstream logics and research programs about rational decision-making focus exclusively on the implication relations between sentences and are unable to model the work we do when we reason imagistically. Since it is apparent that imagistic beliefs play a substantial role in reasoning, this means that there is a significant gap in the research in these areas. The work in this dissertation aims to remedy that by presenting a foundation for a logic for images.