Introduction of The Buddhist Digital Resource Center (BDRC)
In his talk, Jann Ronis, Executive Director of the Buddhist Digital Resource Center (BDRC), provides an overview of BDRC and addresses inquiries on its usage.
With a robust background in Buddhology, pedagogy, and digital humanities, Ronis earned MA and PhD degrees from the University of Virginia.
His research primarily focused on the history of the Tibetan kingdom of Derge during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, with special emphasis on local Nying-ma monasteries.
In recent years, his scholarly interests have extended into literary analysis and contemporary Tibetan culture.
Ronis’s expertise positions him well to elucidate the functionalities and benefits of BDRC, an invaluable resource for scholars, practitioners, and enthusiasts alike.
