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MTSP Celebrates its 25th Anniversary

Upon its establishment in 1999, the MTSP became the first academic program dedicated to bringing a contemporary focus to Tibetan studies.

Luce Foundation Awards Grant to MTSP for Climate Research

This grant project entitled "Expanding Tibetan Studies: Indigenous Knowledge & Climate Change Research" launched on July 1, 2024.

Tenzing Dolma Sherpa (M.A. ’24) Awarded Florence Tan Moeson Fellowship

Her research project, “Exploring the Roles and Functions of the Human Body in Relation to Tibetan Buddhist Deities During Trance States,” will be supported during a five-month residency in Washington, D.C.

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