معرفی
Kali Nyima Cape is an Assistant Professor at Georgia State University, specializing in Religious Studies. She is currently completing her Ph.D. in Buddhist Studies at the University of Virginia, with a dissertation on Women, Gender, and Sexuality in Tibetan Consort Literature. Her academic journey includes an M.A. in Sino-Tibetan Religions and a B.A. in Sociology with minors in Gender Studies and Communication.
- Education:
- Ph.D. (In Progress) in Buddhist Studies, University of Virginia
- M.A. in Sino-Tibetan Religions, University of Virginia
- B.A. in Sociology with minors in Gender Studies and Communication, University of San Diego
- Advanced Tibetan Language Training, Kathmandu University of Nepal (2017)
- Tibetan Translator Training Program, Kathmandu University of Nepal (2017-2018)
Her research integrates Buddhist philosophy, trauma and resilience studies, and feminist/post-colonial theories, focusing on marginalized voices in Tibetan Buddhism. She explores hagiography, contemplative practices, and diaspora dynamics in contemporary Asian contexts.
Her work has been funded by prestigious organizations including the Tsadra Foundation, Fulbright-Hays Program, and Ford Foundation Fellowship. She is based at Georgia State University's Department of Religious Studies, located at 25 Park Place NE, Suite 1700, with contact details available via phone (404-413-6110) and email (kcape2@gsu.edu).
