Past Lives Here
Barbara Ramusack discusses her time at UC in the History Department. Ramusack struggled against the sexism within her field to become not only a renowned scholar on India and the British, but also department chair at UC. She discusses these experiences, as well as what it was like to be at UC during the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s and 1970s
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Anthony Perzigian is a former anthropology professor at UC Main Campus who worked there from 1970 to 2011. He discusses his unique experience as a professor, assistant provost, provost, and even athletic director during his 41 years at UC. Dr. Perzigian also shares his immense love for the University of Cincinnati as he works at the Future University in Egypt.
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Dr. Charels Fredrick Casey-Leininger is a retired professor of History at UC who worked there from 1982 to 2002. He discusses his unique experience exploring job possibilities before settling down. He was a carpenter for many years while he obtained two Master’s degrees in geology and history and one Doctoral degree. Dr. Casey-Leininger spent most of his work at UC researching, teaching, and writing about race and housing in Cincinnati neighborhoods.
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Gene Lewis discusses his time here at UC with a special focus on the Civil Rights movement, his involvement with it, and the campus’ experience with Vietnam.
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