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March 18, 2026

Mark Miller, “What is Contemplative Science?”

Mark Miller, "What is Contemplative Science?"

When

March 18, 2026    
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
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Where

Jackman Humanities Building, Room 100
170 St George St, Toronto

Event Type

  • Lecture
BPMH, Medicine

Help us celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Buddhism, Psychology and Mental Health (BPMH) Program in 2026!

Buddhism, Psychology and Mental Health (BPMH) is the largest undergraduate Buddhist Studies program in North America, internationally known for its leadership in contemplative science education. For 20 years, BPMH has brought together scientists, scholars, health practitioners, and Buddhist traditions in dynamic interdisciplinary dialogue.

You are invited to a lecture by Dr. Mark Miller on contemplative science  

Join us to explore interdisciplinary research on meditative and embodied practices, their histories and contexts in philosophical, religious, and spiritual traditions globally, and their applications in society. Please register in advance.

Organized by Frances Garrett, co-sponsored by HCBS, the BPMH program and the DSR.

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