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First year:
Jason Protass
M.A., Stanford
Research area: medieval Chinese Buddhism
protass@stanford.edu
Second year:
Nicholas Witkowski
M.A., Columbia
Research area: early Chinese Buddhism
nwitkows@stanford.edu
Fourth year:
Brenda Cooper
M.A., Colorado
Research area: modern Japanese Buddhism
brendaf@stanford.edu
Ho Chiew Hui
M.A., Singapore, Hong Kong
Research area: medieval Chinese Buddhism
2007-08: Research, Japan
chiewhui@stanford.edu
Wang Xiang
M.A., Yale, Hong Kong
Research area: medieval Chinese Buddhism
2007-08: Research, China
xiang.wang@stanford.edu
Fifth year:
Kenneth Se-Woong Koo
M.A., Stanford
Research area: Korean Tantric Buddhism
2007-08: Research, Seoul
swkoo@stanford.edu
Sixth year:
Benjamin (Ben) Brose
M.A., UC-Berkeley
Research area: Chinese Buddhism
bbrose@stanford.edu
Megan Bryson
B.A., Oregon
Research area: Chinese Buddhism
mbryson@stanford.edu
Dominic Steavu
M.A., Harvard
Research area: Medieval Chinese Buddhist literature
2007-08: Research, Tokyo
quatorze@stanford.edu
Seventh year:
John Pang
M.S., London School of Economics
Research area: Religions of Malasia
2007-08: Research, Kuala Lumpur
john.pang@stanford.edu
Eighth year:
Yang Zhaohua
M.A., Beijing
Research area: Medieval Chinese Tantric Buddhism
2006-07: Research, Tokyo
zhyang@stanford.edu
Dissertation research:
George Clonos
M.A., SOAS; ABD
Dissertation topic: Shugendô on Mt. Ômine
cronos@stanford.edu
Sarah Fremerman
B.A., Yale; ABD
Dissertation topic: Nyoirin Kannon
sarah.fremerman@stanford.edu
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