About.

Now

Independent scholar

She translates the Kālacakra Tantra and its Indian commentary, the Vimalaprabhā, and writes on critical minerals, nuclear weapons, space security, bioethics, and extraterrestrial intelligence and UAP. She leads the Ancient Sites and Monuments Survey, an open record of more than 1.7 million ancient sites.

She advises students applying to universities in the U.S., the U.K., and Canada, and advises individuals and organizations on questions involving societal change.

Career

• Columbia UniversityOfficer of Research, Associate Research Scholar, Department of Religion (Center for Buddhist Studies)
• Boston UniversityAssistant Professor, Ph.D. Program in Science, Philosophy, Religion
• University of VermontAssistant Professor

Education

• Harvard UniversityPh.D. and A.M., Committee on the Study of Religion, Indo-Tibetan Buddhist Studies
• Columbia UniversityM.A., Anthropology
• Princeton UniversityB.S.E., Civil Engineering and Engineering Management Systems; Certificate, School of Public and International Affairs