Chris Sneller '97

Chris Sneller ('97) holds a Ph.D. in Historical Theology from King’s College London, an M.A. in Education from Dallas Theological Seminary, an M.A. in Theology from Covenant Theological Seminary, and a B.A. in Speech Communication and English from Texas A&M. His professional background spans non-profit organizations, academia, church leadership, and consultancy, with notable roles including Principal at Adaptive Leaders, Founder of Luceo Insight, and Director of Innovation at Bridges International. He has also taught at various institutions, including Houston Christian University and Rice University. Chris has authored publications on theology and Chinese history, with recent works focused on Christianity's interaction with Chinese culture. During his undergraduate studies at TAMU, he grew to love research through writing a senior thesis on Martin Luther King, Jr. 's, Letter from a Birmingham Jail. Chris has lived in Asia and Europe but now calls Katy, TX, home. He and his wife Monica ('98) have six kids and two dogs. He loves to travel, read, do Crossfit, cheer on Aggie athletics, and support Arsenal football club.