Joshua Pittman

Joshua Pittman is an Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature at Gardner-Webb University, where he joined in January. His expertise lies in medieval literature, with a focus on theological and philosophical anthropology. Pittman holds a PhD in English from Baylor University and a Master of English from East Carolina University. Originally from eastern North Carolina, he grew up as a missionary child in Turkey.

Education:

• PhD in English, Baylor University, Texas
• Master of English, East Carolina University

Research Interests: Pittman's work examines intersections of medieval literary traditions with theological and philosophical concepts of human nature. His studies often explore how medieval texts engage with anthropological questions through narrative, theology, and cultural context.

Professional Background: Based at Gardner-Webb University, Pittman's office is located in 106C Craig Hall. He can be reached via jpittman7@gardner-webb.edu or campus box 7265.