#UMBuddhismProfessor

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Bradley Clough is committed to research, teaching, writing, lecturing, and publishing. But he understands that all work and no play is a mistake.

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Bradley Clough was most recently an Associate Professor of Global Humanities and Religions, at the University of Montana, where his course offerings included the religious traditions in Asia from ancient times through the modern era. 

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Bradley Clough has published two scholarly books, including Noble Person's Paths: Diversity and Controversy in Early Indian and Theravada Buddhist Soteriology.

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Bradley Clough is a noted professor of religious studies, focusing on diversity and controversy in early Indian and Theravadan Buddhist soteriology.

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When Bradley Clough retires from teaching at the university level, he looks forward to writing more and traveling throughout Asia.

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Bradley Clough was most recently the Associate Professor of Global Humanities and Religions at the University of Montana and noted academician.

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Bradley Clough has been in the academic field for nearly three decades and taught at several prestigious universities, including the American University in Cairo.

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Bradley Clough wrote a book called “Early Indian and Theravada Buddhism: Soteriological Controversy and Diversity.” 

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Bradley Clough completed his graduate program at Columbia University in 1999. His specialization was in Religion and Buddhist Studies.

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Bradley Clough completed his graduate program at Columbia University in 1999. His specialization was in Religion and Buddhist Studies.

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Positions at New York State Independent College Consortium for Study Abroad in India, Bard College, and University of Montana are part of Bradley Clough's professional background.

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Positions at New York State Independent College Consortium for Study Abroad in India, Bard College, and University of Montana are part of Bradley Clough's professional background.

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Bradley Clough plans to retire from teaching at the collegiate level in seven to ten years. Although he still plans to teach part-time and write more.

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Bradley Clough is a well-respected professor and has written over 20 different journal articles and textbook chapters.

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Bradley Clough received degrees from Sarah Lawrence College and received his M.Phil (with honors), and Ph.D. in Religious Studies from Columbia University.

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Bradley Clough was most recently an Associate Professor of Global Humanities and Religions, at the University of Montana, where his course offerings included the religious traditions in Asia from ancient times through the modern era.