MY JOURNEY

A University Administrator Follows a Daughter's Lead in Creating a Charity for India's Children

By Ray Umashankar

I came to the United States in 1968 as an immigrant from India. I landed at JFK in the middle of a snowstorm, without proper winter clothing.

I already had a degree in engineering, and ended up sharing an apartment with graduate students from India while I started looking for...

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