July 1-August 11, 2007

1. Alexis T. Donkin, Global Studies, UC Santa Barbara
2. Ashveer Singh, Anthropology, UC Berkeley
3. Cori L. Montgomery, Global Studies, UC Santa Barbara
4. David Fowler, Religious Studies, UC Santa Barbara
5. Fakhra Shah, History, San Francisco State University
6. Gerlind Spekat, Criminology, Vancouver
7. Harpreet Singh, Computer Engineering, Institute of Technology, New Zealand
8. Jessie C. Fiedler, Global Studies, UC Santa Barbara
9. Joy Davis, Art History, UC Santa Barbara
10. Kathryn Lum, Religious Studies, University of Lund, Sweden
11. Madeline Kleiner, Film Studies, UC Los Angles
12. Rana Ajrawat, Religious Studies, UC Santa Barbara
13. Ravneet Tiwana, Education, UC Los Angles
14. Shoaib Memon, Medicine, Chicago Medical School
15. Shinder Thandi, Economics, Coventry University, England

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July 2-August 12, 2006

1. Jora Singh Bhullar, Economics, University of California, Santa Barbara
2. Krista Bywater, Sociology, University of California, Santa Barbara
3. Anisha K. Chanana, Education, University of Connecticut
4. Angad Chaudhary, Anthropology, SOAS, London University
5. Sandhya Dhir, International Relations, Brown University
6. Mary Garcia, Comparative Literature, University of California, Santa Barbara
7. Harjeet Singh Grewal, Asian Studies, University of British Columbia
8. Peter David Hamann, Anthropology, University of Notre Dame
9. Daljit Singh Mahal, Biology, University of British Columbia
10. Maninder Singh Mahal, Biology, University of British Columbia
11. Karen K. Pooni, Accounting, Simon Fraser University
12. Balwinder K. Pooni, Education, Simon Fraser University
13. Caroline Sawyer, SUNY, Westbury
14. Gibb Schreffler, Ethnomusicology, University of California, Santa Barbara
15. Shinder Thandi, Coventry University

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July 3-August 13, 2005

Faculty
1. Sadhu Binning, Asian Studies, University of British Columbia
2. Shinder Thandi, Economics, Coventry University, England
3. John Williams, Law, Principia College

Graduate Students
4. Natasha Behl, Political Science, UC Los Angles
5. Randi Clary, Religion, UC Santa Barbara
6. David Fowler, Religion, UC Santa Barbara
7. Kohl Gill, Physics, UC Santa Barbara
8. John Harper, Religion, Claremont Graduate University
9. Mark Horowitz, Religion, University of South Florida, Tampa
10. Melissa Kelly, South Asian Studies, Lund University
11. Meeto Malik, History, Oxford University
12. John Warneke, Anthropology, UC Santa Barbara

Undergraduate Students
13. Rachel Chan, Global Studies, UC Santa Barbara
14. Mandeep Chatha, Government, University of Texas, Austin
15. Rachel Fronzak, Philosophy, Principia College
16. Kavita Kapur, Environmental Studies, UC Santa Barbara
17. Bryn Mayes, Literature, Principia College
18. Miranda Miller, Environment Studies, Principia College
19. Lee Singh, Dance, Mount Holyoke College
20. Ryan Starr, Italian and Portuguese, UC Santa Barbara

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July 4-August 14, 2004

Faculty and Independent Scholars
1. Constance Elsberg, Sociology, Northern Virginia College, Virginia
2. Shinder Thandi, Economics, Coventry University, England
3. Margherita Zorzetto, Law, Access Justice Clinic, Vancouver

Graduate Students
4. Lisa Encisco, South Asian Studies, UC Berkeley
5. Rahuldeep Singh Gill, Religion, UC Santa Barbara
6. Jennifer Heisler, Religion, UC Santa Barbara
7. Kristina Myrvold, Religion, Lunds University, Sweden
8. John Warneke, Anthropology, UC Santa Barbara
9. Partap Ajrawat, B.A. Middle Eastern Studies (2003), NYU

Undergraduate Students
10.Amrit Kaur Gill, Global Studies, UC Santa Barbara
11. Sukhmit Singh Kalsi, Religion, Rochester University
12. Chester Phillips, Liberal Arts, Harvard University
13. Daisy Rodriguez, Biology, UC Santa Barbara

Heritage Seekers
14. Vishal Bhalla, Smith Barney, New York

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July 6-August 16, 2003

Faculty and Independent Scholars
1. Nitasha Sawhney, J.D., UC Davis
2. Caroline Sawyer, Humanities, State University of New York, Westbury
3. Shinder Thandi, Economics, Coventry University, England
4. John Williams, Political Science, Principia College, Illinois

Graduate Students
5. Manpreet Bains, Ph. D. (Political Science), UC Santa Barbara
6. Jasmeet Bawa, M. Phil. (Sociology), Delhi University
7. Kuldeep Grewal, Ph.D. (Religious Studies), UC Santa Barbara
8. Chloe Martinez, Ph.D. (Religious Studies), UC Santa Barbara
9. Vanita Sharma, D. Phil. (History), Oxford University
10. Gurdit Singh, Ph.D. (Sociology), UC Santa Barbara
11. Sabha Soomekh, Ph.D. (Religious Studies), UC Santa Barbara
12. Shahla Young, M.A. (South Asian Studies), California Polytechnic, Pamona

Undergraduates Students
13. Randall Moore, B.A. (Religious Studies), UC Santa Barbara, 2005
14. Priti Mubah, B.A. (Religious Studies), McMaster University, Canada, 2003
15. Dan Nabel, B.A. (Global Studies), UC Santa Barbara, 2005
16. Parminder S. Sandhu, B.A. (Global Studies), UC Santa Barbara, 2003

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June 30-August 11, 2002

1. Jeff Albanese: Ph.D. candidate, Religion, UC, Santa Barbara
2. Jasbir Bains: Sir Guy Carleton Elementary School, Vancouver, BC, Canada
3. Randy Clary: M.A. candidate, Religion, Rice University, 2003
4. Constance M Elsberg: Professor of Sociology, Northern Virginia College,
aa Arlington
5. Kuldip Grewal: Ph.D. candidate, History,Punjab University, Chandigarh
6. Toby Johnson: M.A. candidate, Religion, Western Michigan University
7. Jagmohan Mann: B.A., Global Studies,UC, Santa Barbara, 2003
8. Daniel Michon: Ph.D. candidate, Religion, UC, Santa Barbara
9. Salvador Murguia: Ph. D. candidate, Sociology, UC, Santa Barbara
10. Benny Rios: B.A., Global Studies,UC, Santa Barbara, 2003
11. Khushwant Singh: M.A., Social Anthropology, University of Heidelberg,
aa Germany

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July 1-August 12, 2001

1. Jeff Albanese: B. A. (Religion), Harvard College, 2002
2. Paul Arney: Ph.D. (Religion), Columbia University
3. Ruminder Dhillon: B. A. (Asian Studies), Emory University, 2001
4. Jennifer Dobe: Ph. D. (Philosophy), U. of Pennsylvania
5. Timothy Dobe: Th. D. (Religion), Harvard Divinity School
6. Aaron Joseph: B. A. (Religion), UC Santa Barbara, 2002
7. Preeti Kaur: B. A. (Management) , University of Nevada, 2000
8. Edward Maldonado: Ph. D. (Religion), UC Santa Barbara
9. Meeta Malhi: B. A. (Economics), UC Davis, 1993
10. Emily Myric: M. A. (Music), UC Santa Barbara
11. Pawan Rehill: B. A. (Religion), Uni. of Calgary, Canada, 2002
12. Gibb Schreffler: Ph. D. (Music), UC Santa Barbara
13. Naila Saleem: B.A. (Journalism),Mid-Sweden University, Sweden,97
14. Neena Sharma: B. A. (International St.), Stonehill College (MA), 2003
15. Pippa Virdee: Ph. D. (History), Coventry University, U.K.
16. Allison Willits: B. A. (Global Studies), U C Santa Barbara, 2002

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July 2-August 13, 2000

1. Naindeep S. Chann: B.A., History & Neuroscience, UCLA, 2000
2. Veena Dubal: B. A., Cultural Anthropology, Stanford University, 2003
3. Preet Dutt: Secondary School Teacher, Surrey, BC, Canada, B. A. Education,
aaUBC, 1995
4. Suzanne Evans: Ph. D. candidate, Religion, Uni. of Ottowa
5. Laura Henderson: Ph. D. candidate, Anthropology, UC Santa Barbara
6. Prabhjap Jutla: Ph. D. candidate, Religion, SOAS, London University
7. Anita Khandelwal: Ph. D. candidate, Anthropology, Columbia University
8. Francisco Luis: M.A. Comparative Literature & Indian Studies, Sorbonne
aa Nouvelle, 2000
9. Daniel Michon: Ph. D. candidate, Religious Studies, UC Santa Barbara
10. Kristina Myrvold: Ph. D. candidate, Religious Studies, Lunds University
11. Sean Pue: Ph. D. candidate, Middle East Lang. & Culture, Columbia
aa University
12. Dave Sangha: Social Worker, Ministry for Children, BCM.A. Social Work,
aa UBC, 1986
13. Gibb Schreffler: Ph. D. candidate, Ethnomusicology, UC Santa Barbara
14. Ami Shah: Ph. D. candidate, Religious Studies, UC Santa Barbara
15. Gurdit Singh: Ph. D. candidate, Sociology, UC Santa Barbara
16. Varun Soni: Ph. D. candidate, Religious Studies, UC Santa Barbara
17. Justin Weaver: Ph.D. candidate, Linguistics & Ethnomusicology, UC Santa
aa Barbara

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July 4-August 16, 1999

1. Anna Bigelow: Ph.D. candidate, Religious Studies, University of California,
aaSanta Barbara
2. Tracy Hanna: B. A., Psychology, University of California, Berkeley, 1999
3. Alexis Krajeski: B. A., Religion & Political Science, Barnard College, 2000
4. Lowell Lyberger: Ph. D. candidate, Ethnomusicology, University of Toronto
5. Anne Murphy: Ph. D. candidate, Religion, Columbia University
6. Robin Rinehart: Associate Prof., Religion, Lafayette College, Easton Ph. D.
aaUniversity of Pennsylvania, 1992
7. Vipinjeet S. Sandhu: B.A., Biology, Columbia University, 2001
8. Harjinder Sangra: ESL Teacher, Vancouver School Board, BC, Canada, B. A.
aaEducation, UBC, 1992
9. Caroline Sawyer: Asst. Prof. Humanities and Languages, SUNY, Old
aaWestbury, Ph. D. MEALC, Languages, Columbia, 1997
10. Vaidwattie Seewah: B. A., Psychology & Religion Columbia University,
aa 1999
11. Megan Sijapati: Masters candidate, Religious Studies, UC Boulder, 2000

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July 5-August 16, 1998

1. William Glover: Ph. D. candidate, Architectural History,UC Berkeley
2. Kiran Kaur Gill: B. A., Business,New York University, 2002
3. Suzanne McMahon: South Asia Librarian,UC Berkeley
4. Farina Mir: Ph. D. candidate, History, Columbia University
5. Anne Murphy: Ph. D. candidate, Religion, Columbia University
6. James Rudolph: B. A., Political Science, UC, Santa Barbara, 1997
7. Holly Sims: Associate Professor, Public Administration, SUNY, Albany
8. Ramandeep Singh: Ph. D. candidate, Chemistry, Cornell University
9. Crystal Suri: B. A., Biochemistry, Barnard College, 2000

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July 6-August 17, 1997

1. Seema Arora: Working for B. A. in Psychology, Wellesley College
2. Lisa Hari: B. A. Education. University of Calgary, 1994
3. Ranbir Johal: Masters candidate in Asian Studies, University of British
aa Columbia
4. Gurudharm S. Khalsa: Ph. D. Religion, Graduate Theological Union, 1991
5. Heather Michaud: Working for Masters in Anthropology, University of
aaCalgary
6. Deepak S. Saluja: B. A. Molecular Biology, Wesleyan University, 1996
7. Ami Shah: Masters candidate in International Affairs, George Washington
aaUniversity, 1997
8. Gurdit Singh: Masters in Theological Studies, Harvard University, 1996
9. Virginia Van Dyke: Ph. D. candidate in Political Science, University of
aaWashington