About Lindsay Godin

Lindsay is a graduate from the University of Iowa MA/MFA Dual Degree Program in 2018 with a primary concentration in Photography, with a minor concentration in Graphic Design. Within her three year graduate teaching assistantship, she has taught digital photography for both art majors/minors, and non-majors, in addition to graphic design for non-majors. Lindsay continued instructing photography and foundational design coursework at University of Nevada Reno from 2018-2020 and Valdosta State University from 2020-2024. Lindsay is currently a Lecturer of Photography and Media Art at the University of Tennessee Chattanooga and will serve as the Bachelor of Art Program Coordinator in Spring 2026.

Lindsay researches photography curriculum and creates photo documentaries that shed awareness on contemporary American cultural norms and political values and how they affect American society on the macro scale. In more recent months, Lindsay has taken interest on how climate change negatively affects large populations in the mountain west and high sierras. In June, 2017, Lindsay was the recipient of the PDN's 2017 Photo Annual Award for student work. She presented her work at the 2017 Midwest Regional SPE conference, 2019 West/Southwest Regional SPE conference, and 2019 SECAC conference. Her photographic images are on permanent collection at the Albright-Knox Gallery in Buffalo, NY, ItsLiquid in Venice, Italy, and the Lehigh Valley Center in Bethlehem, PA. Her recent work has been published in Photo District News (PDN), YET Magazine, and Booooooom. She has had her work exhibited nationally and internationally at 50+ exhibitions since 2014.

Email godin.lindsay@gmail.com

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