Dr. Constance Kassor teaches courses on Buddhist thought and Asian religious traditions. Her research primarily focuses on Tibetan Buddhist philosophy, and her forthcoming book, Accounting for Awakened Awareness, explores the philosophy of the 15th-century Tibetan scholar . She has spent several years living with Buddhist communities in India and Nepal, and she regularly offers courses at LU that involve travel to these countries.
Connie is also interested in issues related to women and gender minorities in Buddhist traditions, as well as the intersections of Buddhism, race, and justice. In addition to her scholarly publications, she has written for Ìý²¹²Ô»åÌý, and has recently published an  for The Great Courses and Audible.
