Keith Puffer

Rev. Dr. Keith Puffer is a Professor in the Division of Behavioral Sciences at Indiana Wesleyan University. He serves as a therapist, researcher, and educator, specializing in psychology and counseling. His work integrates religious faith with psychological practices, focusing on undergraduate religious doubt, career development, and emotional intelligence.

• Education:
• PhD in Counseling, Purdue University (1998)
• MA in Theological Studies, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (1991)
• MA in Counseling Psychology, International School of Theology (1990)
• BS from Michigan State University (1979)

Research Interests: Explores the intersection of religious belief and psychological well-being, including topics such as religious doubt among Protestants, career development influenced by religious calling, and adaptive emotional strategies for undergraduates. Projects also address theological assumptions in mental health and the role of the church in supporting individuals battling depression.

No notable scientific awards or recent articles listed. Active in private practice as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in Indiana. Advising and grant details are not provided in available texts.