Lozang Jamspal

PersonType	Category:Professors Category:Translators
LastName / namelast	Jamspal
namelastpre	Lozang
MainNamePhon	Lozang Jamspal
bio	Dr. Lozang Jamspal received an Acharya degree in Sanskrit, Hindi, and Buddhist and Indian philosophy at Sanskrit University, Benares. At the university, he served as a librarian and Tibetan language instructor, and helped to establish the Central Institute of Tibetan Studies where he later worked as lecturer. He also worked as a lecturer of Sanskrit and classical Tibetan language at the University of Delhi. After moving to the U.S. in 1974, he taught at the Bslab gsum bshad grub gling in New Jersey. In 1991, he earned his Ph.D. from Columbia University, where he taught classical Tibetan. Currently he is a regular professor at the International Buddhist College. (Source accessed April 30, 2020)
YearBirth	1933
BornIn	Ladakh
associatedwebsite	Interview with Lozang Jamspal
languagetranslation	Tibetan, Sanskrit
affiliation	International Buddhist College (IBC)
affiliationsecondary	Columbia University
phduniversity	Columbia University
education	PhD in Buddhist Studies, Columbia University; Acharya degree in Sanskrit, Hindi, and Buddhist and Indian philosophy at Sanskrit University, Benares
IsInGyatsa	No
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Full Name

Lozang Jamspal

Affiliation

Columbia University
International Buddhist College
Sanskrit University, Benares

Other Information

Dr. Lozang Jamspal received an Acharya degree in Sanskrit, Hindi, and Buddhist and Indian philosophy at Sanskrit University, Benares. At the university, he served as a librarian and Tibetan language instructor, and helped to establish the Central Institute of Tibetan Studies where he later worked as lecturer. He also worked as a lecturer of Sanskrit and classical Tibetan language at the University of Delhi. After moving to the U.S. in 1974, he taught at the Bslab gsum bshad grub gling in New Jersey. In 1991, he earned his Ph.D. from Columbia University, where he taught classical Tibetan. Currently he is a regular professor at the International Buddhist College. (Source Accessed on JUly 2014)