Deborah Greenberg, class of 1979 Debbie Greenberg Irwin, class of 1979 Greenberg, Deborah interviewee Santry, Phyllis interviewer mixed material 2014-06-09 monographic eng In this interview Debbie discusses her early life growing up, the lack of gender discrimination at Brown, acting in New York, raising children, working on Wall Street, pursuing voiceover work, and staying in touch with the Brown community after graduating. 1979 The daughter of a Fulbright Professor, Debbie Irwin was born in Chicago but began travelling the world from a young age and lived in Mexico and Italy. She attended the University of Chicago for one year and then transferred to Brown, where she was involved in theatre and dance troupes and majored in Semiotics. After graduating in 1979, Debbie lived in South Providence for a year before moving to New York to pursue acting. While in New York Debbie had a small part in \u201cAll My Children\u201d then went on to work in the public affairs department at the Guggenheim Museum. Soon thereafter Debbie worked on Wall Street and eventually quit to raise her three children. Twelve years ago Debbie started doing voiceover work, something she has come to love and believes is her true passion. 1970s Academics Dating Employment Family Marriage Minority students Professors Providence Race relations Segregation Social life Student activities oral histories (literary works)