Sonam Chusang

Adjunct Professor | Tibetan
phone 604 446 8705
location_on Jack Bell Building 135
Research Area

About

Sonam Chusang is the lecturer in the Tibetan language at the University of British Columbia, and taught Intensive Tibetan language course with community engagement programs in the past 3 summers. In the summer of 2007, Sonam also taught Tibetan at the University of Virginia.

Sonam has been teaching the Tibetan language at various community level throughout North America to the heritage and non-heritage students alike for the past fifteen years. Sonam is from Amdo and educated exile Tibetan community in India. Thus he is proficient in both Amdo and Central Tibetan dialects.


Teaching


Sonam Chusang

Adjunct Professor | Tibetan
phone 604 446 8705
location_on Jack Bell Building 135
Research Area

About

Sonam Chusang is the lecturer in the Tibetan language at the University of British Columbia, and taught Intensive Tibetan language course with community engagement programs in the past 3 summers. In the summer of 2007, Sonam also taught Tibetan at the University of Virginia.

Sonam has been teaching the Tibetan language at various community level throughout North America to the heritage and non-heritage students alike for the past fifteen years. Sonam is from Amdo and educated exile Tibetan community in India. Thus he is proficient in both Amdo and Central Tibetan dialects.


Teaching


Sonam Chusang

Adjunct Professor | Tibetan
phone 604 446 8705
location_on Jack Bell Building 135
Research Area
About keyboard_arrow_down

Sonam Chusang is the lecturer in the Tibetan language at the University of British Columbia, and taught Intensive Tibetan language course with community engagement programs in the past 3 summers. In the summer of 2007, Sonam also taught Tibetan at the University of Virginia.

Sonam has been teaching the Tibetan language at various community level throughout North America to the heritage and non-heritage students alike for the past fifteen years. Sonam is from Amdo and educated exile Tibetan community in India. Thus he is proficient in both Amdo and Central Tibetan dialects.

Teaching keyboard_arrow_down