Kevin Pinkham

Kevin, a third-generation Norwich professor, grew up in Northfield, Vermont, and has had the privilege of living in nine states across the U.S. and in Japan. His academic interests are speculative fiction, forgotten American authors, and 19th and 20th-century American fiction. He is the Assistant Nonfiction Review Editor for the Science Fiction Research Association. As the current faculty advisor of the Pegasus Players, Kevin works to foster a safe space for creativity and expression that spills over into the larger Norwich community.

Working at Norwich since 2021, Kevin has taught a variety of classes to a wide swath of students. He has been pursuing certification in Brightspace, Norwich's online learning platform, to assist his colleagues in building stronger course sites.

Kevin's hobbies include board games, hiking, foraging, cooking, and traveling. He watches far too much television, and has been accused of being obsessed with the Eurovision Song Contest. Family is very important to him, and the age difference between his oldest child and his youngest child is twenty-three years, a fact that he still hasn't fully comprehended.

Ph.D. English, University of Southern California
M.A. English, Baylor University
B.A. English, Nyack College

EN 110 Writing and Inquiry in Public Contexts
EN 111 Writing and Inquiry in Academic Contexts
EN 228 Survey of American Literature II
EN 390 Forgotten Authors
EN 222 Introduction to World Literatures
EN 220 Children's Literature

’Would You Change Things?’ Natal Choices in Arrival and What Happened to Monday.” Published in the anthology Populating the Future: Families and Reproduction in Speculative Fiction. Britt Johanne Farstad, ed. Kriterium, 2023.