Eric Haynie – The Great Perfection of Kham: Dzokchen Monastery and the 
Assembling of Buddhist Tradition in Seventeenth-Century Tibet (D. Lopez, 2021).
T. Joseph Leach – A Hidden Valley in the Iron Mountains: The Nyingma Tradition in Spiti’s Pin Valley (D. Lopez, 2019).
Hyoung Seok Ham – Buddhist Critiques of the Veda and Vedic Sacrifice: A Study
of Bhāviveka’s Mīmāmsā Chapter of the Madhyamakahrdayakārikā and Tarkajvālā (M. Deshpande, 2016). Postdoctoral Fellow, Kyushu University
Aaron Proffitt – Mysteries of Speech and Breath: Dohan’s (1179-1252) Himitsu Nenbutsu Sho and “Esoteric Pure Land” Buddhism (M. Auerback, 2015). Assistant Professor, University of Albany SUNY
Martino Dibeltulo – The Revival of Tantrism: Tibetan Buddhism and Modern China 
(D. Lopez, 2015).
David Fiordalis – Miracles and Superhuman Powers in South Asian Buddhist
Literature (L. O. Gomez, 2008). Associate Professor, Linfield College
Andrew Quintman – Mi la ras pa’s Many Lives: Anatomy of a Tibetan Biographical 
Corpus (D. Lopez, 2006). Associate Professor, Wesleyan University
Alexander Gardner – The Twenty-Five Great Sites of Khams: Religious Geography,
Revelation, and Nonsectarianism in Nineteenth-Century Eastern Tibet (D. Lopez, 2006). Director and Chief Editor, The Treasury of Lives
Benjamin Bogin – The Life of Yol mo Bstan ‘dzin nor bu: A Critical Edition, 
Translation, and Study of the Memoirs of a Seventeenth-Century Tibetan Buddhist Lama (D. Lopez, 2005). Associate Professor, Skidmore College
Patrick A. Pranke – The “Treatise on the Lineage of Elders” (VAMSADIPANI): Monastic Reform and the Writing of Buddhist History in Eighteenth-Century Burma (L. O. Gomez, 2004). Associate Professor, University of Louisville
Jacob Dalton – The Uses of the Dgongs pa ‘dus pa’i mdo in the Development of the
Rnying-ma School of Tibetan Buddhism (D. Lopez, 2002). Khyentse Foundation Distinguished Professor in Tibetan Buddhism, University of California, Berkeley
Zeff Bjerken – The Mirrorwork of Tibetan Religious Historians: A Comparison of
Buddhist and Bon Historiography (D. Lopez, 2001). Associate Professor, College of Charleston
Reiko Ohnuma – Dehadana: The ‘Gift of the Body’ in Indian Buddhist Narrative
Literature (L.O. Gomez, 1997). Professor of Religion, Dartmouth College
Richard S. Cohen – Setting the Three Jewels: The Complex Culture of Buddhism at 
the Ajanta Caves (L.O. Gomez, 1995). Associate Professor of South Asian Religious Literatures, UC San Diego
Jonathan Silk – The Origins and Early History of the Maharatnakuta Tradition of Mahayana Buddhism, with a Study of the Ratnarasisutra and Related Materials (L.O. Gomez, 1994). Professor of Buddhist Studies, Universiteit Leiden
Alan Cole – Mothers and sons in Chinese Buddhism (T.G.Foulk/L.O. Gomez, 1994).
Independent Researcher.
Robert Sharf – The “Treasure Store Treatise” (Pao-tsang lun) and the sinification of 
Buddhism in eighth century China (L.O. Gomez, 1991). D. H. Chen Distinguished Professor of Buddhist Studies, University of California, Berkeley
T. Griffith Foulk – The “Ch’an School”and Its Place in the Buddhist Monastic Tradition (L.O. Gomez, 1987). Frieda Wildy Riggs Chair in Religious Studies, Sarah Lawrence College
C.W. Huntington – The “Akutobhaya” and Early Indian Madhyamika. (Volumes I and II) (L.O. Gomez,1986). Professor of Religious Studies, Hartwick College
