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Center for Oral History Research at Eastern Michigan University

Title: Center for Oral History Research at Eastern Michigan University
Rights: All Rights Owned by Eastern Michigan University.
Date: 2024 October 17
Description: Center for Oral History Research, previously known at the Oral History Program.
Format: community
Questions pertaining to use and rights: Questions about use and copyright can be directed to lib_archives@emich.edu.

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Albert, Roy I.

Alida Westman, Oral History Interview, 2019

Allen Myers, EMU Roles and Perspectives Interview, 1972

Anderson, John T.

Andrew Nazarro, Oral History Interview, 2019

Angelo Pizzo, Oral History Interview, 2022

Angerer, Russell H.

Anhut, John

Anthony Derezinski, Oral History Interview, 2021

Anthony Head, Oral History Interview, 2022

Aroffo, Ernest G.

A pink flyer with the words, "There oughta be a law against discrimination in Ypsilanti," printed in large font that takes up the center of the image. Smaller text underneath provides contact information for Citizens for Community, including an email address and phone number. The flyer was handed out during the 1997 campaign for Ypsilanti's nondiscrimination ordinance.

Ayron Smith-Douglas, Letter to Citizens for Community, 2023

A pink flyer with the words, "There oughta be a law against discrimination in Ypsilanti," printed in large font that takes up the center of the image. Smaller text underneath provides contact information for Citizens for Community, including an email address and phone number. The flyer was handed out during the 1997 campaign for Ypsilanti's nondiscrimination ordinance.

Ayron Smith-Douglas, Oral History Interview, 2022

Bahadurian, John

Barbara Borusch, EMU Roles and Perspectives Interview, 1972

Barbara Scheffer, Oral History Interview, 2019

Barry Simon, Oral History Interview, 2022

Barton, Thomas

Bauman, Edna L.

A pink flyer with the words, "There oughta be a law against discrimination in Ypsilanti," printed in large font that takes up the center of the image. Smaller text underneath provides contact information for Citizens for Community, including an email address and phone number. The flyer was handed out during the 1997 campaign for Ypsilanti's nondiscrimination ordinance.

Beth Bashert, Oral History Interview, 2022

Bette Warren, Oral History Interview, 2019

Betty Brown-Chappell, February 5, 2019

Birmingham Jr., Roy O.

Blair, Nathaniel Irving

Bob Beaugrand, Oral History Interview, 2023