Dr. Thich Hang Dat
Adjunct Faculty
Knobview Hall 110
Phone: (812) 225-0228
hthich@ius.edu
Personal Websites
Biography
Dr. Thich Hang Dat (Trung Huynh) obtained a B.S degree in Electrical Engineering at the Penn State University, and a Master degree and a Ph.D. degree in Religious Studies at the University of the West, California. Currently, he is teaching Buddhism, Buddhist Meditation, Mindfulness Practice, and Asian Religions at Indiana University Southeast, Indiana University South Bend, Indiana University Kokomo, and the University of Houston.
For more information about the teachings of Dr. Thich Hang Dat (Trung Huynh), please visit his personal website: www.thichhangdat.com.
Academic Background
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Doctorate
- University of the West, Reosemead, California, United Sates of America
- Doctorate Degree, Major in Religious Studies
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Masters
- University of the West, Rosemead, California, United States of America
- Master Degree, Major in Religious Studies
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Bachelors
- Pennsylvania State University, State College, Pennsylvania, United States of America
- Bachelors Degree, Major in Electrical Engineering
Professional Interests
Teaching
Buddhist Studies, Zen Buddhism, Buddhist Meditation, Mindfulness Meditation, Asian Religions, and World Religions.
Research
Buddhist Studies, Mahayana Buddhist Tradition, Zen Buddhism, and Buddhist Meditation.
Publications
Journal Articles
- Huynh, Trung. (July, 2013). Why did Ambedkar Choose Buddhism to liberate his depressed classes? Was his failure in politics leading him to Buddhism?. Living in Peace: Insights from Buddhism, NA (NA), 265-283.
Books
- Huynh, Trung. (2018). The Early Development of Buddhism in the Red River Delta Basin-Jiaozhi: The Case of a Sogdian-Jiaozhi Buddhist Monk Kang Senghui in Southern China.. Saarbrücken: LAP LAMBERT Academic.
- Huynh, Trung. (2016). A reappraisal of Kumarajiva role in medieval Chinese Buddhism.. Saarbrücken: LAP LAMBERT Academic.
