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Daniel Bowman, Jr. is an Associate Professor of English in the Department of English and Modern Languages at Taylor University, where he has built a distinguished career teaching literature and creative writing. His roles include serving as Editor-in-chief of Relief: A Journal of Art & Faith, co-directing the Making Literature Conference, and advising student organizations.
His academic credentials feature:
- MFA in Creative Writing from Seattle Pacific University
- MA in Comparative Literature from The University of Cincinnati
- BA in English/Secondary Education from Roberts Wesleyan College
Bowman's scholarly focus spans creative writing (particularly poetry), world literature, and literary publishing, with recent emphasis on neurodiversity and faith intersections. His teaching philosophy centers on mentoring emerging writers and exploring art-faith dialogues, reflected in his courses including on-site Literary London studies.
His publications reveal an evolution from poetic explorations of American landscapes to interdisciplinary neurodiversity scholarship. The 2021 book "On the Spectrum" bridges theology and neurodiversity studies, while his 2012 poetry collection examines regional identity through natural imagery.
Key recognition includes:
- Academy of Clergy Parish Book of the Year (2022) for "On the Spectrum: Autism, Faith, and the Gifts of Neurodiversity"
Bowman actively mentors students through SEND (Students for Education on Neurodiversity) and nurtures emerging writers. His academic service encompasses editorial leadership at Relief journal, conference direction, and developing global learning experiences in London.
He leads critical initiatives including Relief: A Journal of Art & Faith as Editor-in-chief, the Making Literature Conference as co-director, and SEND as faculty advisor, fostering vibrant intersections of literary arts and faith community at Taylor University.
