Jasmin Lin (林允白)

Identity Snapshot

  • English: Jasmin Lin
  • Chinese: 林允白
  • Era: Birth Place
  • Geography: First year, first city and state arrived in the U.S.
  • Core roles: professor, educator
  • Source: TAH Foundation Who’s Who

Template noise, not biography. “Birth Place” and “First year, first city and state arrived in the U.S.” are unfilled column headers inherited from the source import, not data. 248 and 31 pages respectively still carry these literal placeholders — treat them as an import defect, never as a birthplace or an arrival year.

Education

  • Curtis Institute — B.S. Music

Employment

  • Roosevelt University — Teaching

Role in the Community

  • TAHS/TAH Foundation holds two archival records of Lin as a Taiwanese American violinist: [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/479-jasmin-lin-e6-9e-97-e5-85-81-e7-99-bd-201507|TAH #479 (2015-07-05)]] and TAH #230, listed as a Violinist.
  • Cohort placement (new, verified 2026-10-01). Both records file Lin in the July-2015 batch of Taiwanese American classical musicians (source hub). She belongs to the TAH musician cohort, not the 音樂人才檔案群 grouping used on 黃美菁’s page — that page groups 黃美菁, 盧冠呈, Lin and 蔡佩君 together as the same cohort.
  • Both records are bibliographic (band B); full text stays in the TAH vault.
  • HOLD: name-romanisation conflict — record #479 spells her “Jasmin Lin”, record #230 spells her “Jasmine Lin” (same 林允白).
  • HOLD: publication-date conflict — record #230’s title says 2017/05, its own Record/Timeline field says 2015-07-05, and the works index also dates it 2015-07-05. The title year is the outlier; all three agree the record belongs to the July-2015 batch. Not merged, and the 2017/05 date must not be cited as publication.

Family

No filled family fields on the TAH profile.

Corpus re-check (2026-10-01, deepen-x slice 09261200-2)

grep -E (ZH + EN alternation) across the full corpus: hits are #479, #230 and the works index only — no memoir or article narrative. The “Jasmine” pattern additionally matches Jasmine Fang (a different author, Beneath the Same Round Moon), Blue Jasmine (a 藍色茉莉 film title) and a jasmine-tea page in taiwaneseamerican-org works — substring false positives, not this person. Prior passes (09250600-32, slice 14) reached the same verdict, which now holds under a correct -E run.

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