Campus and Community Involvement
Throughout his career Dr. Pittman was very involved in both campus and community activities.
 
Dr. Pittman is credited the "driving force" in the organization of the Statesboro Chapter of the Rotary 
 
 

 

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Photo and text from Statesboro Rotary The First Fifty Years, P.11 
 
 
Dr. Pittman was active in the exchange to students between international and American universities. During his presidency, South Georgia Teachers College played host to several Latin American students invited to study here by Dr. Pittman. UNESCO
 

 

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Several state and local newspapers covered many of Pittman's numerous speaking engagements and community involvements.
Articles are from "South Georgia Teachers College Scrapebook: 1931-1935."
The names of the newspapers and the date the articles appeared are unknown.
 
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Both Dr. and Mrs. Pittman expressed a great interested in campus activities and we frequently seen at various campus functions.
 
"From Dr. Pittman to Dean Nations the heads of the [SGTC] family...are faithful in their duties of looking after and providing for the interests and needs of the [Student body] children."
The 1940 Edition of the Reflector
Dr. and Mrs. Pittman watch the 1939 football game.
 
 
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