We are very thankful for the kind donation of the J.P. and Beena Khaitan Fellowship. The fellowship has been an important contribution to the field of Hindu Studies and a substantial start to scholars who are opening up the field to the world. The J.P. and Beena Khaitan Fellows have produced an impressive outcome of books, lectures, seminars, etc. impacting the field and continuing to inspire young scholars.
The Fellowship was established in 2016 by a generous benefaction from Mr Ajay and Mrs Mandira Khaitan, in memory of Mr Khaitan’s late parents.
Since then ten Fellowships have been awarded to scholars doing research within the field of Hindu Studies. The visiting fellows contribute with lectures and tutorials at the Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies, and also contribute to the academic environment at the Centre and the University of Oxford.
The J.P. and Beena Khaitan Fellows are:
Sibylle Koch Michaelmas Term 2022 College of Charleston
Prof. John Nemec Hilary Term 2024 The University of Virginia
Prof. Tony Stewart Trinity Term 2023 Vanderbilt University
Prof. Chris Dorset Hilary Term 2023 Pitt Rivers Museum
Prof. June McDaniel Michaelmas Term 2022 College of Charleston
Prof. Alexis Sanderson Trinity Term 2022 University of Oxford
Prof. Alexis Sanderson Hilary Term 2022 University of Oxford
Prof. Tony Stewart Trinity Term 2022 Vanderbilt University
Prof. Harunaga Isaacson Hilary Term 2020 Hamburg University
Dr Silje Lyngar Einarsen Michaelmas Term 2019 Oslo Metropolitan University
Prof. Brian A. Hatcher Trinity Term 2019 Tufts University
Zöe Slatoff Hilary Term 2019 OCHS Continuing Education Department
Prof. Himanshu Prabha Ray Michaelmas Term 2018 Jawaharlal Nehru University
Prof. Daniel Ehnbom Trinity Term 2018 University of Virginia
Prof. Santanu Dey Hilary Term 2018 Calcutta University
Dr Silvia Schwarz Linder Michaelmas Term 2017 University of Leipzig
Prof. Måns Broo Trinity Term 2017 Åbo Akademi
Prof. Tony Stewart Michaelmas Term 2016, Hilary Term 2017, Trinity Term 2017 Vanderbilt University
Dr Jessica Frazier Hilary Term 2016 OCHS and University of Oxford