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Oral History Interview with Sanath Gandhi
DESI WISCONSIN 1950-1979: Whether it was segregation in the 1950s or the cultural and political tumult of the 1960s and 1970s, South Asian immigrants to Wisconsin confronted a world fundamentally alien to that they had left behind. Neither black or white, these individuals managed to raise families and often succeeded in their careers.

Oral History Interview with Sharath Raja
DESI WISCONSIN 1950-1979: Whether it was segregation in the 1950s or the cultural and political tumult of the 1960s and 1970s, South Asian immigrants to Wisconsin confronted a world fundamentally alien to that they had left behind. Neither black or white, these individuals managed to raise families and often succeeded in their careers.

Oral History Interview with Dinesh Sanghavi
DESI WISCONSIN 1950-1979: Whether it was segregation in the 1950s or the cultural and political tumult of the 1960s and 1970s, South Asian immigrants to Wisconsin confronted a world fundamentally alien to that they had left behind. Neither black or white, these individuals managed to raise families and often succeeded in their careers.

Oral History Interview with Sudhakar Wagle
DESI WISCONSIN 1950-1979: Whether it was segregation in the 1950s or the cultural and political tumult of the 1960s and 1970s, South Asian immigrants to Wisconsin confronted a world fundamentally alien to that they had left behind. Neither black or white, these individuals managed to raise families and often succeeded in their careers.

Oral History Interview with Premu Advani
DESI WISCONSIN 1950-1979: Whether it was segregation in the 1950s or the cultural and political tumult of the 1960s and 1970s, South Asian immigrants to Wisconsin confronted a world fundamentally alien to that they had left behind. Neither black or white, these individuals managed to raise families and often succeeded in their careers.

Annamalai University Students and Faculty at the University of Wisconsin
Photo of Annamalai University student and faculty studying at the University of Wisconsin in 1961. Murugappa Madhavan is second from the left in the seated row.

Murugappa Madhavan at the University of Wisconsin
Murugappa Madhavan with professors before leaving the University of Wisconsin to join the World Bank.

Picture of Dr. Murugappa Madhavan's student days at the University of Wisconsin. Pictured here outside his student housing, where he lived for three years. Dr. Madhavan also served as President of the Indian Students Association at the university.

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