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Primary Affiliation (Workplace) American Institute of Buddhist Studies, Columbia University Center for Buddhist Studies PhD University Columbia University

Popup Choices AIBS Term Type Abbreviation Basic Meaning The American Institute of Buddhist Studies (AIBS) created by Robert Thurman at Columbia University

The Buddhist Canons Research Database a project of the American Institute of Buddhist Studies (AIBS) and the Columbia University Center for Buddhist Studies

works with the Columbia Center for Buddhist Studies (CCBS) and the Columbia-affiliated American Institute of Buddhist Studies (AIBS), serving as the Executive

1977–78 he taught and did research at the American Institute of Buddhist Studies. After later graduate studies, he was a psychotherapist in public and private

independent scholar of Tibetan Buddhism, living in Ithaca, New York. He is Assistant Editor at the American Institute of Buddhist Studies (AIBS). Links Wiki

Literature (Mahāyānasūtrālaṁkāra) (American Institute of Buddhist Studies, Columbia University's Center for Buddhist Studies, and Tibet House US, 2004), both

and healing arts of Tibetan medicine traditions. Working with the American Institute of Buddhist Studies, an international network of universities, and

Bird of Paradise Press, 2015. The Adamantine Songs (Vajragiti): Study, Translation, and Tibetan Critical Edition. American Institute of Buddhist Studies

Advisers of the American Institute of Buddhist Studies at Amherst College in Amherst, Massachusetts, USA. (Extracted from Prof. Lal Mani Joshi's obituary by N

translation, and study; American Institute of Buddhist Studies, 2007). He has coedited three volumes: Tibetan Buddhist Literature and Praxis: Studies in its Formative

Concurrent Graduate Studies University of California, Berkeley Buddhist Studies, Concurrent Graduate Studies B.A. Religion and Asian Studies. 1998 Wheaton College

Fellowship, University of Wisconsin-Madison for dissertation research work (January 1982 to June 1982). American Institute of Indian Studies, Junior Fellowship

University of Michigan in 1989, where he is currently Arthur E. Link Distinguished University Professor of Buddhist and Tibetan Studies in the Department of Asian

Ball Professor of Religion and the Chair of the Department of Religious Studies at the University of Virginia. He is a student of Buddhist history and culture

Derek Bok Center Certificate of Distinction in Teaching from Harvard University; an American Institute of Sri Lankan Studies Fellowship for ethnographic

Center for Buddhist Studies (Division of International Comparative & Area Studies) Oct 03–June 07: Assistant Professor of Buddhist Studies, Stanford University

University, Tokyo President of the International Association of Shin Buddhist Studies He taught at the Institute of Buddhist Studies of the Graduate Theological

leadership positions in the Association for Asian Studies, the American Academy of Religion, and in the American Anthropological Association. She serves on several