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Interview with Daniel Lind (Class of 1991) with Marina Henke

Date: 2019-11-09

Creator: Daniel Lind

Access: Open access

Daniel Lind ('91) describes his path to Bowdoin from New York City. Lind recounts his adjustment to academics during his first years at the College, and how help from his dean gave him the confidence as a scholar to navigate coursework and his sense of place in the classroom. Speaking directly to his time at Bowdoin, Lind emphasizes the importance of having the African American Studies department so linked with the African-American Society, and how this bridging between academics and communal life was crucial for developing a sense of place on campus. Lind expresses concern about what he sees as the current divide between black student life and the Africana Studies department. Finally, he describes his own path to academia, and how his current position as professor of Ethnic Studies at Cypress College is still influenced by his experience at Bowdoin, particularly his admiration for professors like Dan Levine.


"Life at Home During Quarantine" by Joshua Lin (Class of 2022)

Date: 2020-01-01

Creator: Joshua Lin

Access: Open access

This is a short video filmed for my Chinese class (Advanced Elementary Chinese - CHIN 1104) documents things I do in a day while I'm at home. I filmed this at home in Chicago while our whole city was on lockdown. Author is class of 2022.