Kenneth D. Snyder

Dr. Kenneth D. Snyder serves as the Associate Academic Dean and Director of the Master of Arts in Theology program at The Saint Paul Seminary, University of St. Thomas, where he holds the academic position of Assistant Professor of Church History.

His educational credentials include:

• Ph.D. from The Catholic University of America (1996)
• M.T.S. from Weston School of Theology (1987)
• B.A. from Mary College (1982)

Dr. Snyder's scholarly work centers on the historical development of Christian institutions and theology across multiple eras, with particular emphasis on early church rhetoric, Jewish-Christian dialogue in antiquity, and American ecclesiastical developments. His research methodology integrates rhetorical analysis with traditional historical approaches to examine papal authority, conciliar decisions, and theological evolution within their sociopolitical contexts.

As Director of the Master of Arts in Theology program, he provides academic leadership and mentorship to graduate students specializing in historical and theological studies.