John Hittinger

John P. Hittinger is a highly respected academic and philosopher with an extensive background in teaching and leadership roles.

He holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Philosophy from the University of Notre Dame, a PhD in Philosophy from The Catholic University of America, and also studied Politics and Philosophy at the University of Dallas.

John P. Hittinger has a deep-rooted interest in philosophy and education, which is evident from his roles in various prestigious institutions.

He has served as the Director of the Saint John Paul II Institute at the University of St. Thomas in Texas, showcasing his leadership skills and commitment to academic excellence.

Previously, John was a Professor at the Center for Thomistic Studies at the University of St. Thomas in Texas, where he contributed significantly to the field of philosophy.

His academic journey includes being the Provost and a Professor of Philosophy at St. Mary's College, highlighting his passion for both administrative and academic responsibilities.

John P. Hittinger also has experience teaching at the US Air Force Academy, where he held the role of Professor of Philosophy and served as the Air Officer Commanding for Academics for Squadron 33.

Moreover, he was the Professor of Philosophy and Chair of Philosophy and Theology at The College of St. Francis, demonstrating his versatility and knowledge in philosophical and theological subjects.

Earlier in his career, John served as an Assistant Professor at Benedictine College, where he not only taught philosophy but also took on the role of Bowling Coach, showcasing his diverse skill set and interests.