Buddhist Chaplaincy
The Buddhist Chaplaincy, led by the Buddhist Chaplain, works closely with alumni, faculty, staff, and students to support the Buddhist community at Emory through a progressive and pluralistic approach.
The Buddhist Chaplain provides outreach and helps to organize the Buddhist community, develops leadership groups, and collaboratively plans, develops, and implements high-quality spiritual life programs including weekly gatherings, holiday observances, retreats, service and social justice projects, and fellowship events.
The Buddhist Chaplain is also available for pastoral care and leadership in invocations, memorial services, vigils, and other rituals as needed. The Buddhist Chaplaincy works closely with other OSRL chaplains, staff, and students on interfaith initiatives and connects the campus with local, regional, and national opportunities and resources. For more information please, contact religiouslife@emory.edu.
Buddhist Chaplain: The Venerable Priya Sraman
On Campus Buddhist and Mindfulness Communities
Alumni Community
Please contact religiouslife@emory.edu.
The Living Mandala
The Emory Buddhist Chaplaincy maintains the Living Mandala in front of Cannon Chapel on Emory's Atlanta campus as a spiritual practice. More information is available here.
Guidance on how to engage with the Mandala Garden.docx
Off Campus Buddhist Communities
For a list of local Buddhist centers near Emory, please click here.
Other Resources
The Emory-Tibet Partnership: Tibet.emory.edu
Tibet Week Looks at Compassion Through its Cultural Lens »
Video: Inside the Lives of Tibetan Monks at Emory »
Emory Buddhist Life Fund
To support this community, please give to the appropriate fund here: https://together.emory.edu/give/to/general-university/office-spiritual-and-religious-life.