Quince Pan (b. 2000) is a Philosophy graduate student at the University of Chicago.

Specialising in moral, social and political philosophy, Quince fixes his inquisitive and incisive gaze on normative phenomena such as values, welfare, rights, obligations, authority, obedience, justice, fairness, identity, diversity and discord.

Balancing creativity and discipline, his mathematical training in logic, set theory, game theory and social choice gives him technical rigour, while his artistic and cultural interests in photography, design and Hokkien lend him a sophisticated yet vintage authenticity.

With acuity, finesse and surprise, zestful Quince shines a light on the unseen and unheard of, constantly revealing new ways of seeing and being.

University of Chicago ’25
MA Humanities (Philosophy)
Division of the Humanities Scholarship for exceptional academic promise

King’s College London ’24
2024 King’s Undergraduate Research Fellow in Bioethics
Associateship of King’s College (AKC)
BA (Hons) Philosophy, Politics and Economics
First Class Honours