Regina Pfeiffer

Dr. Regina Pfeiffer explores cutting-edge topics in religious studies as an Associate Professor at Chaminade University of Honolulu, where she has been a dedicated faculty member since 2001. A native Hawaiian, Dr. Pfeiffer brings a rich cultural perspective to her teaching and academic endeavors. She holds a Doctorate in Ministry from the Graduate Theological Foundation, a Master of Arts from Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College, and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Hawaii, showcasing her extensive academic background. Before committing to full-time teaching, Dr. Pfeiffer gained valuable experience working as an adjunct and full-time staff member with the Master of Arts in Pastoral Leadership program. Her involvement in this program has significantly influenced her approach to education, allowing her to blend practical leadership skills with theological insights. Dr. Pfeiffer's commitment to the field extends beyond the classroom. She has contributed her expertise to the Western Regional Board for the American Academy of Religion, where she served for five years. Her role on the board highlights her dedication to advancing the study of religion and fostering dialogue among scholars in the field. Throughout her career, Dr. Pfeiffer has been recognized for her ability to engage students in meaningful discussions and inspire them to explore the complexities of religious thought and practice. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes the importance of understanding diverse religious traditions and their impact on contemporary society. Dr. Pfeiffer continues to be a respected figure in her field, known for her passion for education and her commitment to nurturing the next generation of religious scholars.