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Friquegnon, M. + ([https://www.wpunj.edu/cohss/departments/philosophy/assets/Marie%20CV%206%202018.pdf CV])

Gimello, R. + ('''Robert M. Gimello''' 詹密羅 '''''Brief Cur … '''Robert M. Gimello''' 詹密羅 '''''Brief Curriculum Vitae''''' (November 2018)Specialist in the history of E. Asian religions. Chief research and teaching interests: the history ofBuddhism in E. Asia (particularly China, but also Korea and Japan); theology of religions; comparativemysticism; philosophy of religion; religion and visual culture.'''Formal Education:'''* B.A. in English & Asian Studies, Seton Hall University, 1964* M.A. in Chinese, Seton Hall University, 1965* Ph.D. in East Asian Languages and Cultures, Columbia University, 1976* Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, University of Tokyo, 1979'''Academic Appointments:'''* Columbia University, Preceptor & Associate in E. Asian Languages & Civilizations, 1969-71* Dartmouth College, Department of Religion: Lecturer, 1971-75* King's College, University of London, Faculty of Theology: Visiting Lecturer, 1974* University of California at Santa Barbara, Department of Religious Studies:* Assistant Professor, 1976-79 , Associate Professor, 1979-81* University of Arizona:* Professor of Oriental Studies and Head of the Department of Oriental Studies, 1981-1987* Professor of East Asian Studies and Religious Studies, 1987-2000* Acting Associate Dean of the College of Humanities, 1991-1993* Acting Head of the Departments of French & Italian and East Asian Studies 1997-98* Head of the Department of French and Italian, 1998-99* Professor Emeritus of East Asian Studies, 2001-* Chinese Institute of Buddhist Studies (Zhonguo Foxue Yanjiusuo 中國佛學研究所 — Taipei): Visiting Professor, 1992* Ruprecht-Karl Universität Heidelberg, Sinologisches Seminar: Visiting Professor, 1994* Eötvös Loránd University (Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem), Budapest: Visiting Professor of Chinese Studies, Summer 2000* The Charles University (Universitas Carolina/Univerzity Karlovy), Prague: Visiting Professor of Chinese Studies, Summer 2002* Harvard University, Dept. of East Asian Languages & Civilizations: Visiting Professor, 1999–2006* Seoul National University, Visiting Professor: Winter 2006* University of Notre Dame, Research Prof. of Theology & E Asian Languages & Cultures: 2006-* Stanford University, Shinnyo-en 真如苑 Visiting Professor of Buddhist Studies: Spring-Summer 2010* Major fellowships and grants from, among others, the US Department of Education, the American Council of Learned Societies, the Japan Foundation, the Social Science Research Council, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation.* Extensive research travel in Asia; guest lecturer at numerous institutions in the US and abroad.* Recipient (twice) of the University of Arizona "Award for Superior Teaching."* Former President of the Society for the Study of Chinese Religions (1989 to 1991); service on numerous professional boards, committees, etc.'''Some Recent Publications:* "Icon and Incantation: The Goddess Zhunti 准提 and the Rôle of Images in the Occult Buddhism of China," in ''Images in Asian Religions: Texts and Contexts'', edited by Phyllis Granoff and Koichi Shinohara (Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press, 2004): 225-256.* Entry on "Enlightenment" in ''The Encyclopedia of Buddhism'', edited by Robert E. Buswell. New York: Macmillan, Thompson, Gale, 2004.* "Echoes of the ''Dìlùn'' 地論 (Asaṅga's ''Treatise on the Ten Stages of the Bodhisattva Path'') in the Thought of Ŭisang 義湘," in Jiron shisō no keisei to hen'yō 地論思想の形成と変容 (The Formation and Transformation of the Thought of the ''Treatise on the Stages''), ed. by the Geumgang University Center for the Study of Buddhist Culture 金剛大學校佛教文化研究所. Tokyo: Kokusho kankōkai 国書刊行会, 2010. (Note: A Korean translation of this book, including a Korean translation of my article, was separately published in Seoul by Geumgang University Press, also in 2010.)* ''Avataṃsaka Buddhism in East Asia: Origins and Adaptations of a Visual Culture'', coedited with Frédéric Girard (Paris) and Imre Hamar (Budapest). Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz Verlag, 2012.* "A Depth of Otherness: Buddhism and Benedict XVI's Theology of Religions," in ''Explorations in the Theology of Benedict XVI'', edited by John C. Cavadini (Notre Dame, Indian: University of Notre Dame Press, 2012): 114-141.* "Shijian yu chushijian ''"huaijing"'': Wutaishan "shensheng" foshan de youlai" 世间与出世间'坏境'：五台山与'神圣'佛山的由来 ('Environments' Worldly and Otherworldly: Wutaishan and the Origin of a 'Sacred' Buddhist Mountain), ''Fayin'' 法音 (''Voice of the Dharma'') July, 2104 (#359), 29-32.* "Huayan 華嚴 and Mijiao 密教: Affinities of Doctrine and Practice," ''Huayan Xuebao'' 華嚴學報 (''Journal of Huayan Studies'' — Taiwan), No. 8 (2015), 57-103.'''Forthcoming:'''* ''A Design for Liberation: An Annotated Translation, with Commentary, of the Inaugural Text of the Korean Huayan'' 華嚴 ''(Hwaŏm) Tradition — Ŭisang's'' 義湘 ''Diagram of the Realm of Truth According to the One Vehicle'' (''Ilsŭng pŏpkyedo'' 一乘法界圖). Honolulu: University of Hawai'i Press, forthcoming in 2019.* "Intimations of Presence in the Religion of Emptiness: A Proposed Focus for Buddhist-Christian Dialogue," in ''Evangelization as Interreligious Dialogue'', ed. by John C. Cavadini and Donald Wallenfang. Eugene, Oregon: Wipf & Stock, forthcoming in 2019.* "On the Mutual Entailment of the 'Not-Awake' 不覺 and the 'Awake' 覺 Natures of the Mind in the Thought of Fǎzàng 法藏: An Analysis of Selected Passages from Dàshèng qǐxìn lùn yìjì 大乘起信論義記," ''Dongya foxue pinglun'' 东亚佛学评论 (Review of East Asian Buddhist Studies) no. 3, 2019. ([https://theology.nd.edu/people/robert-m-gimello/ Source Accessed June 12, 2019])//theology.nd.edu/people/robert-m-gimello/ Source Accessed June 12, 2019]))
Steinkellner, E. + (===Education=== *1967 Habilitation for Ind … ===Education===*1967 Habilitation for Indology, University of Vienna*1963 PhD in Indology, University of Vienna*1957 – 1963 University of Vienna*1955 – 1957 University of Graz*1955 Matura at Akademisches Gymnasium, Graz===Career History===*2007 - Guest Researcher, Institute for the Cultural and Intellectual History of Asia, Austrian Academy of Sciences*1973 – 2006 Full Professor of Buddhist and Tibetan Studies, University of Vienna*2002 – 2005 Research Professor, Austrian Academy of Sciences*1992 Visiting Professor, Balliol College, University of Oxford*1982 Distinguished Visiting Professor, University of Kyoto*1972 – 1973 Associate Prof. of Indian Philosophy, Univ. of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia*1971 – 1972 Visiting Lecturer in Indic Studies, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia*1964 – 1971 Lecturer, Department of Indology, University of Vienna*1963 – 1972 University Assistant, Department of Indology, University of Vienna*1961 – 1963 Research Assistant, Department of Indology, University of Vienna===Career-related Activities (selected)===*2004 - General Editor, Buddhist Tradition Series (Motilal Banarsidass, New Delhi)*2003 – 2005 Vice-President, International Association of Buddhist Studies*1998 – 2007 Director, Institute of the Cultural and Intellectual History of Asia, Austrian Academy of Sciences*1995 – 2008 Chairman, Austrian Academy of Sciences Press*1995 Convenor, 7th Seminar of the International Association for Tibetan Studies, Schloß Seggau - Graz*1994 – 1998 Director at large, International Association of Buddhist Studies*5.1994 – 6.1995 Managing Secretary, phil.-hist. Class, Austrian Academy of Sciences*1990 Co-convenor, VIIIth World Sanskrit Conference, Vienna*1989 – 2003 President, The International Tibetological Tennis Society*1989 – 1995 Chairman, Publication Committee, Austrian Academy of Sciences*1989 Convenor, 2nd International Dharmakirti Conference, Vienna*1982 – Editorial Consultant, The Journal of the Tibet Society, Bloomington*1982 – 1994 Editor, The Journal of the International Association of Buddhist Studies*1981 Convenor, Csoma de Körös-Symposium, Velm-Vienna*1977 – 2005 Editor, Wiener Studien zur Tibetologie und Buddhismuskunde*1961 – 1971 Managing editor, Wiener Zeitschrift für die Kunde Südasiens===Memberships and Awards (selected)===*2008 Ludwig Wittgenstein Prize of the Austrian Research Community200*2007 Indira Gandhi Gold Plaque of the Asiatic Society, Kolkata*2004 Great Badge of Honours in Silver for Services to the Republic of Austria*1996 Kardinal Innitzer Valuation Award*1993 The Eastern Study Prize, Eastern Institute, Tokyo*1989 Corresponding Member, Istituto Italiano per il Medio ed Estremo Oriente*1988 Full Member, Austrian Academy of Sciences*1985 Member of the Commission for Buddhist Studies, Academy of Sciences at Göttingen*1978 Corresponding Member, Austrian Academy of Sciences*1973 M.A.h.c. University of Pennsylvania*1967 Kardinal Innitzer AwardPennsylvania *1967 Kardinal Innitzer Award)
Strong, J. + ([https://www.bates.edu/religion/files/2010/07/Strong-CV-2018.pdf CV])
Hurley, S. + ([https://www.luther.edu/hurlsc01/assets/ScottHurleyCV.pdf Scott Hurley CV])
Friquegnon, M. +
Sheehy, M. + ('''Appointments''' Director of Programs M … '''Appointments'''Director of ProgramsMind & Life Institute Faculty, Department of Religious Studies. Affiliated Faculty at the Contemplative Sciences Center and Tibet Center.University of Virginia. Charlottesville, VA 2016—PresentVisiting ResearcherKyoto University. Graduate School of Advanced Integrated Studies in Human Survivability. Kyoto, Japan. 2018Visiting ScholarHarvard University, Divinity School. Cambridge, 2016Director of ResearchBuddhist Digital Resource Center (formerly Tibetan Buddhist Resource Center). Cambridge, MA 2011-2015Adjunct ProfessorBoston College. Theology Department. Boston, MALecturer in Asian ReligionsThe New School University, Eugene Lang College. New York, NY 2009-2012Academic Program DirectorThe New School University. Study Abroad in Tibet. New York, NY 2011-2012Senior EditorTibetan Buddhist Resource Center. New York, NY 2009-2011Adjunct ProfessorManhattanville College. Asian Studies Department. Purchase, NY 2008-2010Adjunct ProfessorCity University of New York. Asian Studies Department. New York, NY 2008-2009 '''Recent Presentations and Public Lectures'''A Comparative Analysis of Digital Manuscripts from Eastern TibetCentre for the Study of Manuscript CultureUniversity of Hamburg. Hamburg, Germany. 2015Methods and Pathways in the Study of Digital Tibetan ManuscriptsThe Martin Center for the Advanced Study of ReligionThe University of Chicago Divinity School. Chicago, IL. 2015An Ontology for the Digital Tibetan Book“Symposium on the Tibetan Book”The University of Virginia. Charlottesville, VA. 2014The Jonang in 18th Century TibetHarvard University. Cambridge, MA. 2014Ecumenism in TibetUniversity of Colorado. Boulder, CO. 2013A Buddhist Tradition on the Edge: The Migration and Marginalization of the Jonangpa in TibetCenter for the Study of World ReligionsHarvard Divinity School. Cambridge, MA. 2013Three Years in Tibet: Reflections from a Buddhist MonasteryThe University of Alabama. Tuscaloosa, AL. 2012Values in Tibetan Buddhist EducationWheaton College. Norton, MA. 2012Bibliographic Sources for Tibetan Studies: A TBRC WorkshopColumbia University. New York, NY. 2012Technology and Translation in the Future of Tibetan StudiesTibetan Studies After Gene Smith and Directions for the FutureColumbia University. New York, NY. 2011Applied Scholarship in Tibetan Cultural Regions of ChinaThe University of Alabama. Tuscaloosa, AL. 2010Zhentong Buddhist Philosophy in the Jonang TraditionSkidmore College. Saratoga Springs, NY. 2010Visualizing the Tantric Buddhist MandalaYale University. New Haven, CT. 2010On the History of the Jonang Kalachakra TraditionTibet House. New York, NY. 2009 '''Conference Presentations'''An Entangled Buddhist History: Shangs pa Lineage Networks, Transmission Strategies, and their Records of Reception in Tibet“Transference and Transmission in Indo-Tibetan Buddhist ‘Philosophical’ Traditions”XVIIth Congress of the International Association of Buddhist StudiesUniversity of Vienna. Austria. 2014Materializing Dreams and Omens: Narrative Devices in the Autobiographical Writing of the Tibetan Yoginī Trinle Wangmo“Writing Tibetan Women”American Academy of Religion. Baltimore, MD. 2013Charting Par khang Culture: Towards an Analytics of Early Xylographic Literary Production in Tibet“Among Digital Texts: Remembering Gene Smith”International Association of Tibetan Studies. Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. 2013In Your Face: Bamda Tubten Gelek’s Up-Close Personal Advice“Translating Buddhist Luminaries: A Conference on Ecumenism and Tibetan Translation”University of Colorado. Boulder. 2013Relocating the Tibetan Manuscript Writings of Kunga Drolchok (1507-1566)“Documentary and Manuscript Sources from Tibet”Association of Asian Studies. San Diego, CA. 2013Mapping Scholarship on Tibet: Recent Findings of Jonang MonasteriesNational Outreach Scholarship ConferenceThe University of Alabama. Tuscaloosa, AL. 2012.Conducting Tibetological Research: A TBRC WorkshopInternational Seminar of Young TibetologistsKobe City University of Foreign Studies. Kobe, Japan. 2012Accessing a Global Vision of Tibetan Literary Culture“Preservation of the Literary Heritage”Third International Conference on the Tibetan Language.Columbia University. New York, NY. 2011A Buddhist Hermeneutic of Time: Tibetan Recalculations of the Buddhist Councils and Zhentong Literary History in India“India in the Asian Buddhist Imagination,” Buddhism SectionAmerican Academy of Religion. San Francisco, CA. 2011Banned Books, Sealed Printeries and Neglected Dkar chag: Precursors and Prospects in Light of E. Gene Smith’s Contributions to Tibetan Literary Studies“E. Gene Smith: Remembering His Life and Works”International Association of Buddhist Studies. Taiwan. 2011Codifying the Krtyuga: Preliminary Remarks on a Literary History of Gzhan stong in Tibet“Rang stong / Gzhan stong: Perspectives on the Discourse in India and Tibet”International Association of Buddhist Studies. Taiwan. 2011Identity Politics of Re-Embodiment: Lineage Formation in Tibetan and Mongolian Accounts of Rje btsun Tā ra nā tha’s (1575-1635) Death and the Birth of Khal kha Blo bzang bstan pa’i rgyal mtshan (1635-1723)“Madness, Smallpox, and Death in Tibet,” Tibetan and Himalayan Religions GroupAmerican Academy of Religion. Atlanta, GA. 2010Revealing the Gsang ba’i ye shes: Reflections on the Autobiography of the Female Jo nang pa Adept Rje bstun ma ‘Phrin las dbang mo (1585-c.1668)“The Jo nang pa: Narrative, Transmission, and Tradition Reconsidered”International Association of Tibetan Studies.University of British Colombia, Vancouver, Canada. 2010Life after Tāranātha: Priorities and Strategies for Sustaining Esoteric Buddhist Knowledge Transmission Among the Jonangpa in 17th Century Tibet“Strategies of Buddhist Knowledge Transmission: Texts, Techniques, and Technologies in Tibet,” Tibetan and Himalayan Religions GroupAmerican Academy of Religion. Montreal, Canada. 2009Is the Uttaratantra-śastra Really a Madhyamaka Text?: Jonangpa Understandings of Tibetan Buddhist Doxography and Historiography“The Uttaratantra in Tibet,” Buddhist Philosophy and Tibetan and Himalayan Religions GroupAmerican Academy of Religion. Chicago, IL. 2008Tāranātha’s Secret: Reading from the Autobiography of the Tibetan Female Adept Phrin las dbang moTBRC/Rubin Foundation Scholars Seminar. New York, NY. 2008Retelling Mahayana History: Jo nang Sources for the Indian and Tibetan Transmissions of Gzhan stong Madhyamaka“Mahayana Buddhism Section”International Association of Buddhist Studies. Atlanta, GA. 2008ciation of Buddhist Studies. Atlanta, GA. 2008)

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