This video titled, Lindner Hall, was produced by Jesse Borkowski for the interior of the Martha S. and Carl H. Lindner III Hall building in 2010. The video piece opened up with Dr. Leo M. Lambert stating, We talk at Elon about preparing our students as Global Citizens. And they will be prepared at Elon to be leaders upon graduation, to act for the common good. The video showed a faculty member teaching in a classroom. Lindner Hall was the anchor in the academic village at Elon, The College of Arts and Sciences. Lindner Hall is a LEED Gold Certified building, which means sustainable buildings. LEED stands for Leadership, Energy, Environmental, and Design. Lindner Hall was the first building at Elon to pursue a LEED certification. There were various shots of the exterior and interior of Lindner Hall building. A graphic design showed the solar panels and water drainage systems for renewal energy in Lindner Hall. The irrigation system for the Lindner land was supplied by Lake Mary Nell on campus. The specific materials and resources used for Lindner Hall were discussed throughout the building process. The indoor environmental quality was a critical aspect in designing Lindner Hall. Tom Mould was seen teaching a class in Lindner Hall. In addition, there were parking spaces for low-emitting fuel-efficient vehicles and easy access to Elon BIO Bus Stops. An interactive touch screen was located in Lindner Hall. There was a video shot of Lindner Hall and the green lands within the academic village. Some name included: Dr. Leo Lambert, Elaine Durr, Neil Bromilow, David Worden, Paul Holt, and Meredith Gulley.