Inverness Research, Inc. – Science for Monks and Nuns

For the last decade Inverness Research has worked with the Science for Monks (SFM) program helping them document and portray their work. Our researchers travel to India and Bhutan as participant observers doing ethnographic work so that they can portray the nature of the SFM work, the learning of the monastics, as well as the experiences of western educators; through interviews and extended site visits our researchers have studied many different SFM institutes and workshops. Our goal is to help communicate to others the value of the SFM work and how it serves monks, nuns, the monastic educational system, and the western faculty who participate. This portfolio of field reports summarizes that work, and we hope it will provide others with insight into the reasons for and benefits of the SFM program.

Discovering the Leader Within: Findings and Observations at the Final Science Workshop for Members of the 3rd Leadership Cohort

Field Report – Dharamsala (Tibetan Library)
Year – 2019
Author – Kapil Bisht

Science for Monks and Nuns

Recent Field Reports

Findings and Observations at the Teacher Fellowship Meeting

Bhutan Leadership Workshop

Beyond the Nunnery: Findings and Observations at a 10-day Science Workshop

Discovering the Leader Within: Findings and Observations at the Final Science Workshop for Members of the 3rd Leadership Cohort

Findings and Observations on a Nuns Workshop

Summary of Findings: The Sera Jey Science Center Interviews

Reflections on First Nun’s Workshop

Reflections on Interviews with Monks

Reflections on Interviews with Program Faculty

Two Weeks in Tibet (sort of), The Value of a Cultural Exchange between Science and Spirituality

Findings from the First KSTF Internship

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