As a result, I will never see the media in the same way again. I have also learned a great deal from Professor Glaude and am deeply grateful for all the inspiration and help I received from Professor Tananbaum during my independent study on the tumultous relationship between Jews and African Americans during the Civil Rights Movement. I hope all students can take advantage of the small, intellectual community we have here at Bowdoin and the availability and openness of the majority of professors. All of these professors have challenged me in ways I never before thought possible. Please discuss your major, Sociology.
Sociology is a multitude of valuable perspectives on history.
For me, sociology has provided the theoretical tools to better understanding people and the complex environment we live in. Though sociology at Bowdoin needs to improve through more quantitative analysis, it will always be an invaluable part of my learning, especially after I leave college. I am captain of the tennis team. Playing tennis is the delicate balance I need to maintain my sanity. Sports are part of my identity and my teammates are like the brothers I never had.