Kip H. Redick

Kip H. Redick is a Professor at the Christopher Newport University, affiliated with the Department of Philosophy and Religion, Center for Sustainability in Education, and Honors Program. Holding the Dr. Tracey T. Schwarze Professorship in the Humanities, he explores intersections between spirituality, environmental philosophy, and cultural geography through pilgrimage studies.

Education:

• PhD in Communication Studies, Regent University
• MA in Biblical Studies, Regent University
• BA in Philosophy, Christopher Newport University

Redick's research examines wilderness as a spiritual and philosophical space, focusing on liminal experiences, hospitality ethics, and environmental consciousness. His work spans Appalachian Trail studies, phenomenology of journeys, and cinematic philosophy, particularly Terrence Malick's films.

His scientific awards include the Dr. Tracey T. Schwarze Professorship. He advises students in pilgrimage theory, environmental ethics, and narrative philosophy.