Bowdoin Club of New York

NYC Bound!! Anyone around tomorrow eve??

Alumni continue to ask how they can help during the COVID-19 crisis, both in the Bowdoin community and locally. With special thanks to medical student, Emma Stanislawski '13, here is one opportunity to help out in New York:

PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) 2 NYC (https://ppetonyc.wixsite.com/nycppe) is a coalition of medical students working to obtain any medical equipment to distribute to NYC hospitals in the greatest need. No donation is too small.

Unused supplies that are in high demand include:

• N95 respirators (medical or industrial)

• Surgical masks

There are several drop off locations around the city or you can schedule an at-home pick up for your donations. Drop off locations can be found here: https://ppetonyc.wixsite.com/nycppe/donate-here

Please reach out to Emma directly if you have questions: [email protected]

Home | PPE to NYC New York City hospitals and emergency rooms are currently in dire need of necessary personal protective equipment "PPE" to assist with caring for the enormous influx of patients. Contributing even a few items is meaningful to front-line workers who are currently rationing and reusing their limited ...

Check out Bowdoin Switchboard for more information about a Financial Analyst job opening in NYC.

Offer: Financial Analyst opening in NYC! | Bowdoin Switchboard drive21, Inc. is looking for a Financial Analyst to join our fantastic team at our NYC Headquarters! We are a rapidly growing Project Management and Environmental Graphic Design firm with locatio...

Hey Polar Bears, see you soon at Welcome to the City - a young alumni happy hour!

Thursday, Sept. 19
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Latitude
783 8th Ave., New York
Hosted by Olivia Atwood ’17, Sophie Sawyers ’16 & Maggie Seymour ’16

https://www.bowdoin.edu/alumni-families/connect/welcome-to-the-city.html

Hey New York Polar Bears! Did you know Bowdoin College Alumni now has a page? Head on over and "like" the page for alumni news, upcoming events, and updates from campus.

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Proud to see so many Polar Bears at the NYC Pride March last weekend!

NYC Polar Bears, time to strap on your dancing shoes!

DJ Spooky, also known as Paul Miller '92, is having a record release party on Wednesday, June 13th for his new Phantom Dancehall album.

Join the party from 9:00 p.m. - 3:00 a.m. at
Output, 74 Wythe Ave, Brooklyn

More details here:

New Yorkers: DJ Spooky is launching "Phantom Dancehall" in Brooklyn on Jun 13 Lisa Rein writes, “DJ Spooky is having a record release party Wednesday night for his new Phantom Dancehall album, which utilizes samples from legendary VP Records’ Greensleeves sublabe…

Hi NYC Alumni! Jordan '20 just landed a summer internship in Manhattan at Bank of America and is looking for a room for 8 weeks beginning June 4th. Can you host a current polar bear or know someone that might be willing? PM us or reply to this Switchboard post!

Bed for 8-weeks in Manhattan - for a most-deserving-'20 Hello Good Polar Bears - I work for Bowdoin Career Planning and have a student in need of a bedroom for 8 weeks starting on June 4th in Manhattan. Not frills necessary. This high-achieving, fir...

Polar Bears are looking to land in New York City this summer! Check out these recent housing related posts on the Bowdoin Switchboard and reach out to help if you can!

https://bowdoin.switchboardhq.com/posts/36364
https://bowdoin.switchboardhq.com/posts/36363
https://bowdoin.switchboardhq.com/posts/35718

On Saturday, April 7th from 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m., join journalist Alvin Hall '74 and photographer Jonathan Calm for a special presentation of their 2016 BBC Radio 4 documentary, The Green Book. The presentation will take place at the Museum of Arts & Design.

About the documentary:

To collect material for their documentary, Hall and Calm (along with producer Jeremy Grange) set off on a road trip from Tallahassee, Florida (near Hall’s hometown), to Ferguson, Missouri, following the historic Civil Rights Route. Hall and Calm visited many towns and sites along their route that had been featured in the Green Book, which helped black travelers locate safe and welcoming businesses during the Jim Crow era of racial segregation. Bearing witness to everyday individuals, historic sites, and remnants of a not-too-far-gone era, Hall and Calm’s work is an informative and moving account of the historical and contemporary conditions of travel, safety, and justice for people of color in America.

Tickets are $10 general / $5 members and students. Purchase tickets using the link below.

Talk | Recording a ‘Green Book’ Journey Join journalist Alvin Hall and photographer Jonathan Calm for a special presentation of their 2016 BBC Radio 4 documentary The Green Book, expanded and amended to include additional research, audio, and photographs. Their trip was inspired by Victor Hugo Green’s revolutionary travel guide, The Neg...