Voices of Oregon State University Oral History Collection, 1995-2024

Predominant Dates: 2008-2024

The Voices of Oregon State University Oral History Collection consists primarily of oral history interviews conducted by students as part of anthropology, history, sociology and honors colloquium classes, as well as Special Collections and Archives internships. The interviewees include Oregon State alumni, faculty, administrators, and current students. Many of the interviews described in this collection have been contextualized and made available online. Digital files of other interviews are available upon patron request.

Access to the Vivian Le Interview is restricted due to the presence of confidential information. Permission for access may be granted only by Vivian Le. For more information about access to restricted materials, please see our Guide to the Special Collections and Archives Research Center.

ID: OH 009

Extent: 0.6 cubic feet

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Scope and Content Notes

The Voices of Oregon State University Oral History Collection consists of oral history interviews conducted largely by Oregon State students as part of a series of classes including Anthropology 498 (Oral Traditions), History 415/515 (Digital History), Honors 407 (OSU, Women and Oral History: An Exploration of 150 Years/The Hidden History of Women at OSU), Sociology 418/518 (Qualitative Research Methods), and U-Engage (What Am I Doing Here?! Being the First in the Family at College) classes, as well as internships within the Special Collections & Archives Research Center. The interviewees include Oregon State alumni, faculty, administrators and current students.

Materials have been donated to the Center on many different types of media, but all sound formats have been converted to digital *.wav files and all video formats have been converted to *.mpg files for preservation purposes. All audio-only interviews are currently available for reference use as *.mp3 digital sound files upon request. The original born-digital sound files deposited with SCARC came in several formats, including *.aif, *.dct, *.dss, *.ds2, *.mp3, *.wav and *.wma. The original born-digital video files deposited with SCARC came in either *.mov or *.mts format. All contents deposited on physical media have been migrated to digital format.

Signed permissions forms, where obtained, are also available for reference use upon request.

Gail Nickerson was interviewed in February 1995 by Natasha Allaire for the Anthropology 498 course. The interview includes information about Waldo Hall dorm life and campus activities in 1956. The interview was originally recorded onto two audio cassettes, now available as digital sound recordings. A transcript is also available. Nickerson was interviewed again in March 2013 by Allison Burr and Mike Jager for the History 415/515 course. The 2013 interview, which also focused on Nickerson's recollections of life in Waldo Hall, was video recorded and a dvd containing a *.mov file was deposited with the Special Collections & Archives Research Center. That file was converted to *.mpg format and both files are available for patron use.

Miriam Minnick (OSU Libraries Information Services) and Rod Waldron (OSU Libraries Director) were interviewed during the summer of 2004 by University Archives student intern Rachael Wilson. In 2009 these recordings were transferred from the original audio cassette tapes to two sets of three compact discs.

Four interviews were conducted during Fall 2008 by students in Sociology 418/518. The interviewees were Helen Berg (Survey Research Center; Mayor of Corvallis), Gwil Evans (College of Agricultural Sciences), Bryce Gregory (Contractor), and Clifford Trow (History Department Professor Emeritus). The collection includes born digital sound recordings for these interviews. No transcripts were deposited for these interviews, though an outline is available for Helen Berg. Consent forms are available for all interviews except for Bryce Gregory. Background information is available for Gwil Evans.

Eight interviews were conducted during Winter 2010 by students in Sociology 418/518. The interviewees were Emery Castle (Agriculture & Resource Economics Professor Emeritus), Wil Gamble (Department of Biochemistry & Biophysics Professor Emeritus), C. Warren Hovland (Department of Religious Studies Professor Emeritus), Phyllis Lee (Office of Multicultural Affairs), Carol Menken-Schaudt (OSU Women's Basketball), Richard Morita (Department of Microbiology Professor Emeritus), Miriam Orzech (Educational Opportunities Program), and Clara Pratt (School of Social & Behavioral Health Sciences Professor Emeritus). All of these interviews provide information about the subjects' personal background and family history, educational background, and activities as a faculty member or administrator at Oregon State University. Transcripts, compact discs and born digital sound recordings are available for all interviews, and consent forms are available for all interviews except for Carol Menken-Schaudt. Background material is available for C. Warren Hovland.

Six interviews were conducted during Winter 2011 by students in Sociology 418/518. The interviewees were Kent Daniels (International Research and Development), Larry Griggs (Educational Opportunity Program), Zoe Ann Holmes (Food Science & Technology), Richard Tubb (Fisheries and Wildlife), Paul Valenti (OSU Men’s Basketball Coach), and Aaron Wolf (Department of Earth, Ocean & Atmospheric Sciences Professor). Compact discs and born digital sound recordings are available for all interviews. In addition, transcripts are available for all interviews except for Aaron Wolf, and consent forms are available for Kent Daniels, Larry Griggs, Zoe Ann Holmes, and Paul Valenti. Background material is available for Kent Daniels.

Four interviews were conducted during Winter 2012 by students in Sociology 518. The interviewees were Jimmy Anderson (OSU Men’s Basketball Coach), Erlinda Gonzales-Berry (Ethnic Studies Professor), Mike Maksud (Public Health & Family Sciences Dean Emeritus), and Terri Tower (University Housing & Dining Services). Transcripts, compact discs and born digital sound recordings are available for all interviews. Consent forms are available for Jimmy Anderson and Terri Tower.

Leroy Wilder was interviewed in May 2012 by SCARC student intern Hannah Mahoney. The interview contains information about Wilder's experience participating in the ROTC Raiders program, which trained undergraduate students in counter-warfare techniques during the Vietnam War era. The interview is available as a born digital sound recording. A permissions form and an outline of questions are also available.

Six interviews were conducted in Winter 2013 by students in Sociology 518. The interviewees were Joseph Cone (Sea Grant Communications), Margaret Fox (Educational Opportunities Program), Sylvia Moore (Health and Human Performance; Women's Intercollegiate Athletics), Beth Rietveld (OSU Women's Center), Jo Anne Trow (Associate Dean of Students; Vice Provost for Student Affairs) and Charles Vars (Economics; Mayor of Corvallis). Transcripts are available for all interviews as are compact discs and/or digital sound recordings. Signed permissions forms were obtained for Moore, Rietveld and Trow.

Four interviews were deposited in Winter 2014 by students in Sociology 518. The interviewees were David Brauner (Anthropology), Roberta Hall (Anthropology), Carol Savonen (OSU Extension and Experiment Station Communications) and Susan Shaw (Women Studies). Transcripts are available for all interviews as are born digital sound recordings. Signed permissions forms were obtained for all four interviewees. Also included is the final paper written by the Roberta Hall group and describing methodology, data, limitations and ethical considerations pertinent to their research process.

Four video recorded interviews were conducted between 2011 and 2015 by alumnus Bob Schapper for a project documenting the history of OSU's bands.

Six audio recorded interviews added in 2015, and seven in 2016, were part of an assignment for the U-Engage course “What am I Doing Here?! Being First in the Family at College” co-taught by Kim McAloney and Janet Nishihara. The students conducted interviews with prominent members of the OSU faculty and administration who were first generation college students. The interviews focus on the interviewees’ experiences of being the first in the family at college. Born digital sound recordings are available for all interviews.

Court Smith was interviewed by the Society for Applied Anthropology in Spring 2017. A copy of this interview was later donated to SCARC by the narrator.

Two video recorded interviews were conducted in late 2017 and early 2018 with Bob Moore by Janice Dilg, a contract oral historian based in Portland. These interviews were conducted with the support of the OSU Foundation.

Seven video recorded interviews were conducted in February 2018 by students in the class "OSU, Women and Oral History: An Exploration of 150 Years" (HC 407). One of these interviews, with Vivian Le, is restricted. An eighth audio recorded interview was conducted by the entire class in March 2018, with Janet Nishihara, Beth Rietveld and Jo Anne Trow serving as narrators.

One audio recorded group interview and four video recorded interviews were conducted in February-March 2019, again by students in the class "OSU, Women and Oral History: An Exploration of 150 Years" (HC 407). Four audio recorded interviews conducted by SOC 418/518 students were deposited around the same time.

Ten video recorded interviews and one audio recorded group interview were conducted in January-March 2020 by HC 407 students enrolled in the newly renamed class, "The Hidden History of Women at Oregon State University." One video recorded interview with George Constantine was conducted by a student enrolled in PHAR 705.

Biographical / Historical Notes

Ron Adams is an OSU mechanical engineering alum who has held a number of administrative positions at Oregon State, including Dean of the College of Engineering, and Executive Vice President for Research.

Dawn Marie Alapisco is the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act coordinator, working in the Office of Institutional Diversity at Oregon State University.

Jimmy Anderson both played for and coached Oregon State’s men’s basketball team, first serving as an assistant coach and chief recruiter for head coach Ralph Miller before taking over the program as the new head coach in 1989. The Beavers were PAC-10 champions for the 1989-1990 season, and Anderson retired as head coach after the 1994-1995 season.

Natchee Barnd is an assistant professor in the Ethnic Studies program at Oregon State University. He is a comparative and critical ethnic studies scholar interested in the intersections between ethnic studies, cultural geography, and indigenous studies.

Angela Batista became the Associate Vice Provost for Student Affairs and Dean of Student Life in June 2015 at Oregon State University. Batista was named Interim Chief Diversity Officer in February 2016.

Helen Berg earned an MS in statistics from Oregon State University in 1973 and worked as a statistician and Director of the Survey Research Center at OSU from 1975 until her retirement in 1993. She was active in a variety of community organizations including the Madison Avenue Task Force and the Corvallis Community Day Care Board. She served on the Corvallis City Council from 1991 to 1994 and as mayor for three 4-year terms (1995-2006).

SueAnn Bottoms is Director of Precollege Programs at Oregon State University and a faculty member in the College of Education.

David Brauner has served as professor of anthropology at OSU since 1977, with a research focus on historical archeology of the Pacific Northwest. With his students, Brauner has researched topics including the French-Canadian/Métis employees of the Hudson's Bay Company (Oregon's first non-native settlers), and the role of the military and its forts in Oregon during and after the American Civil War.

Leslie Burns served on the OSU faculty from 1985-2015 in Apparel Design and Merchandising Management. During her tenure at Oregon State, Burns also held the positions of Interim Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and Chair of the Department of Design and Human Environment.

Emery Castle joined the faculty of Oregon State in 1954 in agricultural and resource economics. He held several administrative posts including department head, Dean of Faculty, and Dean of the Graduate School before leaving OSU in 1976 for a position as senior research fellow at Resources for the Future. Castle returned to Oregon State in 1986 as chair of the University Graduate Faculty of Economics, a position he held until his retirement in 1992.

Carol Caudle attended Oregon State College during the 1960-61 academic year, studying Mathematics. She returned to OSU in later years to pursue coursework in support of her Nursing degree.

Marisa Chappell is a professor of History in the OSU School of History, Philosophy and Religion, and was a member of the United Academics of OSU bargaining team that negotiated the first faculty labor contract in university history.

Melissa Cheyney is a professor of biocultural anthropology at OSU, a medical anthropologist and a licensed midwife.

Jessica Church is an instructor and the Climbing and Wilderness Skills Coordinator at the OSU Adventure Leadership Institute.

Josie Clark is an alumna (Marketing, 2023) and MBA graduate student at OSU. During her undergraduate years, she also served as chapter president of the Sigma Kappa sorority.

Joseph Cone is Assistant Director and Communications Leader for Oregon Sea Grant; he began work with Oregon Sea Grant in 1983. A Common Fate, explores the history and sociology of salmon depletion in the Pacific Northwest and tells the stories of Northwest citizens working to prevent extinction. Cone's book was originally published in 1995 by Henry Holt. A revised edition, with epilogue, was published by the Oregon State University Press in 1996.

George Constantine earned his Ph.D. in Pharmacy from Oregon State in 1966 and was a member of the OSU Pharmacy faculty from 1966-1999.

Susan Crist is the Assistant Director of Employer Relations for the OSU College of Business.

Kenton Daniels is a retired co-director of the OSU Office of International Research and Development. Daniels is a former Corvallis City Council member and Benton County Commissioner who remains active in local government as the Corvallis Planning Commissioner.

Abigayle Darula is a senior majoring in Business Management with an option in International Business. During her years at OSU, she has been a member of the school's Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA) equestrian team, serving as captain for the past two years and competing with the polo team her freshman and sophomore years. Darula is also the first woman to be awarded an internship working for the OSU baseball team with DAM Analytics.

Nancy (Pace) Davis attended Oregon State College for two academic years (1953-1955), focusing primarily on liberal arts courses offered by the Lower Division.

Liddy Detar is a Senior Instructor in Women, Gender and Sexuality.

Marianne Dickson is a Senior Instructor in the OSU College of Business, focusing on apparel design. She is also a graduate of the university - completing a master's degree in Fashion Design 2005 - and the owner of a custom wedding dress business.

Laurie Dwire is a Dining Operations Manager at Oregon State University.

Willie Elfering is a Military Veteran Resources Advisor in the Office of Student Life.

Gwil Evans graduated from Oregon State in 1961 and was editor of the student newspaper, the Daily Barometer, during his senior year. He joined the Oregon State faculty in 1966 as an assistant professor of journalism and held a variety of positions before his retirement in 2003. He served as the first director of communications for the Sea Grant College Program, director of communications for the OSU Extension Service, and director and head of the Department of Agricultural Communications. In 1992, he began an assignment in the Dean's Office of the College of Agricultural Sciences where he oversaw communications, organizational design, strategic planning, computing and networking, the Art about Agriculture program, and research accountability.

Carrington Fastelin is an honors undergraduate student in Public Health who transferred to the OSU Corvallis campus from the OSU-Cascades branch in Bend, Oregon.

Dawn Figueroa is the collection curator for the Historic and Cultural Textile and Apparel Collection at OSU.

Beth (Simkins) Fischer graduated from Oregon State University in 1991 with a Business Administration degree. During her time at Oregon State University, she was highly active in Greek Life as a member of Kappa Delta sorority and took part in establishing Mock Rock, which has since grown to be the largest philanthropic event on campus.

Margaret Fox, assistant professor, taught classes through OSU's Educational Opportunities Program (EOP) from 1982 to 2007.

Kryn Freehling-Burton is a Senior Instructor in the Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program at OSU.

Kali Furman is a post-doctoral scholar in the Difference, Power and Discrimination program at Oregon State University, and also an instructor in the OSU Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies program. She earned master's (2015) and Ph.D. (2021) degrees from OSU as well as a graduate certificate in college and university teaching (2016).

Wilbert (Wil) Gamble became a faculty member in biochemistry and biophysics at Oregon State in 1962; Gamble retired in 1998 but continues to research atherosclerosis.

Erlinda Gonzales-Berry joined the Oregon State University faculty in 1997 as chair of the Department of Ethnic Studies, a position she held until her retirement in December 2007. Gonzales-Berry specialized in teaching Latino literature and culture, published extensively on Chicano and Nuevomexicano literature and culture, and conducted research on immigration from Mexico to the United States.

Bryce Gregory is a contractor based in Portland, Oregon.

Shelley Griffiths is a Resident Director with University Housing and Dining Services.

Lawrence (Larry) Griggs served in various positions for the OSU Educational Opportunities Program (EOP) from 1974 until his retirement in 2008. Starting as an instructor and counselor, Griggs soon became Coordinator of Admissions and Financial Aid for the program before serving as Assistant Director of EOP from 1978 to 1986. The following year he was the Acting Director of the Affirmative Action Office and was officially promoted to Director of the EOP in 1987.

Rachel Grisham is an OSU alumna (Class of 2017) and a past president of both the Associated Students of Oregon State University as well as Sigma Delta Omega sorority, which provides support for women in the sciences.

Roberta Hall is an emeritus professor of anthropology who was on faculty at OSU from 1974 to her retirement in 2003. A major theme of her research is human adaptation, which has led to studies on health, prehistory, human biology, culture and skeletal biology. She is particularly well-known for her work with the Coquille Indian Tribe, based on the southern Oregon coast.

Suzy Hartman is a practicing veterinarian who graduated from the OSU College of Veterinary Medicine in 1987.

Marie Harvey is Associate Dean for Research and Distinguished Professor of Public Health at OSU.

Charlotte Headrick is a Professor Emerita of Theatre Arts who was a member of the Speech Communications faculty at OSU from 1982 to her retirement in 2016. An expert on Irish theatre, Headrick is also the first woman to receive tenure within the Theatre Arts program in OSU history.

Peg Herring is a Professor Emerita in Extension Communications who served as head of that department from 2010-2014. With Judith Li, she is also co-author and illustrator of several successful children's books published by the OSU Press.

Amanda Hertzberg is an OSU alumna who completed her degree in Chemical Engineering in 2019.

Kassena Hillman is an academic advisor for the Oregon State University Honors College.

Zoe Ann Holmes was Professor of Nutrition and Food Management at Oregon State University from 1974 until her retirement in 2002. Holmes’ research focused on food production, processing, and preparation.

C. Warren Hovland was a professor of religious studies at Oregon State from 1949 until his retirement in 1986. Under his leadership as chair, the Oregon State Department of Religious Studies was the first authorized by the Oregon State System of Higher Education to offer an undergraduate degree in religious studies.

Allison Hurst is Associate Professor in the Sociology Program, School of Public Policy.

Judith "Teddy" (McMahon) Johnnie studied Business and Technology at Oregon State College from 1957-1958.

Sandy (Winter) Jones earned Bachelor's (1985) and Master's (1986) degrees in Education from OSU, and taught in the Beaverton School District for thirteen years.

Robin (Wells) Kassman is a 1979 Home Economics graduate and a long-time advisor to Kappa Delta sorority.

Julie Koyama is a judo instructor in the OSU College of Health.

Barbara Lachenbruch was a professor of Ecophysiology in the Department of Forest Ecosystems and Society from from 1992-2018.

Appointed to the OSU Board of Visitors in 1986, Phyllis Lee served as acting director of the Office of Multicultural Affairs before assuming the directorship in 1992. After earning a doctorate in counseling from OSU in 1983, Lee worked for Kaiser Permanente in Portland before returning to campus in 1991. Lee also worked as a public school teacher and in counseling education at Portland State University prior to her post with the Office of Multicultural Affairs.

Vivian Le is an undergraduate at OSU studying Accounting and Economics. She is also an ASOSU Senator and a former intern with the OSU Office of Advocacy.

Nordica MacCarty is the Evans' Scholar of Humanitarian Engineering in the School of Mechanical, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering at OSU.

Harnit Mahal earned a bachelor's degree in Communications and Psychology in 2023, and was an OSU graduate student in Communications as well.

Michael (Mike) Maksud is dean emeritus from the OSU College of Public Health and Human Sciences (1980 – 1995). Maksud’s distinguished career includes being inducted into the University of Illinois – Chicago Athletic Hall of Fame and receiving the Distinguished Administrator Award from the National Association for Physical Education in Higher Education.

Maia Mansour is an undergraduate in Chemical Engineering at OSU.

Megan McClelland is the Katherine E. Smith Healthy Children and Families Professor in the OSU College of Public Health and Human Sciences, and also the Hallie Ford Director for the Center for Healthy Children and Families.

Carol Menken-Schaudt was a Kodak All-American in basketball for Oregon State University. In 1981, she led the nation in scoring and in field goal shooting percentage (.750). At 6-5, she was the first player in school history in either men’s or women’s basketball to score 2,000 points in a career. Menken led the 1981 team to a 21-6 record and won the Olympic gold medal with the United States team in 1984. She graduated from Oregon State in 1983 and played professional basketball in Italy before returning to Corvallis.

Miriam Minnick is professor emeritus of information services for the OSU Valley Library. As a librarian Minnick specialized in both interlibrary loans and references.

Bob Moore is the founder of Bob's Red Mill Natural Foods, based in Milwaukie, Oregon.

Sylvia Moore was an OSU employee for more than 30 years as a member of the faculty of the College of Health and Human Performance, deputy director of the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics and director of University Conference Facilities, Services and Special Events. A past coach of OSU's gymnastics and women's basketball teams, Moore was a leader in promoting women's athletics.

Richard Morita began his career at Oregon State University in 1962 as an Associate Professor of Microbiology and Oceanography. Specializing in the study of microbial life forms in oceanic environments, Morita participated in several deep-sea research expeditions early in his career. In 1964, Morita achieved the post of Professor; he retired in 1989.

Susan Mowery is an alumna of Oregon State University, graduating in 1970 and double-majoring in Zoology and Microbiology.

Mike Nelson is a Senior Instructor in the Economics Program within the OSU School of Public Policy.

Daniel Newhart is Assistant Vice Provost, Student Affairs, Director, Student Affairs Research, Evaluation and Planning, and Assistant Professor of Practice, College of Liberal Arts.

Melanie Nichol is an Instructor in the School of School of Language, Culture and Society.

Gail Nickerson attended Oregon State College and lived in Waldo Hall in 1956.

Janet Nishihara is an OSU alumna (Class of 1978) and has spent more than three decades on staff at the Educational Opportunities Program. She has served as director of the program since 2009.

Miriam Orzech was Assistant Director and Academic Coordinator for the Educational Opportunities Program from 1969 to 1974, when she became Director of the program.

Mike Parker (b. 1959) has been the radio "Voice of the Beavers" since 1999, during which time he has broadcast OSU football, men's basketball, and baseball games.

Dwaine Plaza is Professor, Program Coordinator of the Sociology Program in the School of Public Policy.

Clara Pratt joined the faculty of Oregon State University in 1978 as director of the gerontology program and a professor in human development and family sciences. Pratt served as Interim Dean of the College of Home Economics beginning in 2000 and retired in 2005.

Indira Rajagopal is a Senior Instructor in Biology and Biochemistry/Biophysics, and a University Honors College Eminent Professor.

Sabah Randhawa joined the Oregon State University community in 1970s as a graduate student. Randhawa eventually became a faculty member with the College of Engineering, and in 2005 became Provost and Executive Vice President under President Ed Ray. In August 2016, Randhawa became president of Western Washington University.

Edward Ray became president of Oregon State University in July 2003. Dr. Ray was a member of the economics faculty at Ohio State from 1970-2003, serving as economics department chair from 1976 to 1992. He served as associate provost from May 1992 until May 1993, senior vice provost and chief information officer from 1993-1998, and executive vice president and provost from 1998-2003.

Betty Reynolds is a 1972 graduate of Oregon State University in American Studies who went on to a long career in civic engagement, including a tenure as president of the Oregon School Board Association.

Beth Rietveld served as director of the OSU Women's Center from 1993-2011 and as coordinator of OSU's Growing Oaks child care center from 1997-1999. Rietveld was also instrumental in the founding of the OSU Faculty Women's Network and the Graduate Women's Network, as well as the Office of Women's Advancement and Gender Equity and the Sexual Assault Prevention and Education Office.

Susana Rivera-Mills serves as the Vice Provost and Dean of Undergraduate Studies at Oregon State University. She previously served as Executive Associate Dean in the College of Liberal Arts and Professor of Spanish Linguistics and Diversity Advancement.

Lucía Robelo is a Spanish instructor at OSU and the coordinator of the university's Chillán Study Abroad Program in Chile.

Heather Rodgers is the director of the House of Charis, a Christian discipleship at Oregon State University.

Larry Roper is a Professor in the School of Language, Culture and Society and Coordinator of the College Student Services Administration program and the undergraduate Social Justice Minor at Oregon State University. Previously he served as Vice Provost for Student Affairs from 1995-2014.

Robin Rosetta is a retired Nursery Integrated Pest Management Extension Agent with the North Willamette Research and Extension Center.

Vicki Russell attended OSU during the 1970-71 academic year, where she majored in Business Administration and was a member of Alpha Chi sorority.

Carol Savonen is an emeritus professor and science writer for OSU Extension and Experiment Station Communications. A master gardener, Savonen also served as associate producer and head writer for "Northwest Gardening," on Oregon Public Broadcasting. She retired from OSU in 2008.

Susan Shaw is a professor of Women Studies at OSU, having first arrived in Corvallis in 1996. Shaw earned masters and Ph.D. degrees in religious studies from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Her research interests include religion, rock and roll, and HIV/AIDS.

Yoonie Shin is an undergraduate in Computer Science at OSU.

Zoe Simmons is an undergraduate Kinesiology major and a member of the OSU women's cross-country team.

Staci Simonich is Chemistry and Toxicology professor at OSU as well as Associate Vice President for Research Operations and Integrity.

Courtland (Court) Smith was a professor of Anthropology at OSU from 1969 to his retirement in 2003. Smith's research interests focused on environmental, community and equity issues, and included major projects on the impact of the Green Peter and Foster Dams, and problems associated with salmon fisheries in the Pacific Northwest.

Michelle (Estell) Smith was a member of the OSU women's basketball team from 1999-2003, graduating with a degree in Psychology. She later worked for the OSU Extension Service as Physical Activity Outreach Coordinator.

Marilyn Stewart is an Academic Advisor in the College of Liberal Arts.

Pam Sullivan is an ecohydrologist and faculty member in the OSU College of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences.

Emi Sumida-Brown is a licensed psychologist and group coordinator for OSU Counseling and Psychological Services.

Doug Sweet attended OSU as an undergraduate in the late 1960s and early 1970s, majoring in English and participating on the track team. Active in multiple anti-war protests, he served as president of the Associated Students of Oregon State University during the 1970-71 school year.

Terri Tower worked for the OSU University Housing and Dining Services from 1989 to 2006, starting as the Assistant Director for Resident Life and then moving between other positions related to family housing and conferences. Since retiring, Tower has been the volunteer coordinator and president (2011-2012) for the OSU Retirement Association.

Clifford (Cliff) Trow was a faculty member in history at Oregon State University from 1965 until his retirement in 1997. He also served seven 4-year terms (28 years total) as an Oregon State Senator, representing the Corvallis area from 1975 until 2003.

Jo Anne Trow worked as Dean of Women, Associate Dean of Students and Vice President of Student Affairs at OSU during a career that spanned the years 1965-1995. She was the last Dean of Women and the first woman Vice President in university history.

Richard Tubb is a professor emeritus in the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife and served as department chair from 1975 to 1993. Tubb spent time in Kuwait investigating the possibility for creating tire reefs in place of coral reefs and also helped set up a fisheries research center in Oman.

Paul Valenti was recruited to play for the OSU men’s basketball team in 1938 and lettered three years on the varsity team from 1939 to 1942. After a stint in the Navy, Valenti served as Amory "Slats" Gill’s assistant for nineteen years before becoming the head coach in 1964. He retired as head coach in 1970 but has remained a part of OSU athletics. Valenti has been inducted into the halls of fame for the state of Oregon, Oregon State Athletics, and the Pac-12 Conference.

Froggi VanRiper is a Ph.D. candidate in Environmental Sciences at Oregon State.

Charles Vars is an OSU professor emeritus in economics who also served two terms on the Corvallis City Council (1983-1987) and was elected as mayor of Corvallis in 1986 and again in 1990.

Rican Vue is an assistant professor in the School of Public Policy.

Raven Waldron is a Doctor of Pharmacy student at OSU, and has been active with numerous campus organizations devoted to issues of diversity and social justice.

Rodney (Rod) Waldron came to Oregon State University in 1954 to assume the post of Administrative Assistant to the OSU Librarian. In 1962 Waldron was promoted to the position of Associate Director of OSU Libraries and, three years later, to the post of Director. Waldron served as the Director of OSU Libraries from 1965 to his retirement in 1984.

Jessica Wall is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, Washington, and also a 2004 graduate of OSU, majoring in Biology.

Christina Walsh is the Student Engagement Coordinator for the OSU College of Agricultural Sciences.

Nethmini Weerasekera is an undergraduate international student from Sri Lanka majoring in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.

Jennifer Wells is a Library Technician at OSU's Valley Library and a 2008 graduate in Liberal Studies.

Leroy Wilder is an OSU alumnus who participated in the ROTC Raiders program during the Vietnam War.

Becca Williams is the director of the Survivor Advocacy and Resource Center at OSU.

Aaron Wolf is both an Associate Professor of Geography and a trained mediator in conflict resolution. Wolf has been at OSU since 1998, and his professional interests include transboundary water conflict prevention and resolution, water resources institutional development and policy analysis, and environmental policy analysis.

Carmen Wong is a Research Associate in the OSU School of Biological and Population Health.

Statement on Access:

The collection is otherwise open for research.

Statement on Description:

We acknowledge that materials in SCARC collections and the language that describes them may be harmful. We are actively working to address our descriptive practices; for more information please see our SCARC Anti-Racist Actions Statement online. SCARC describes the contents of its collections using the language and terminology of the collections themselves. Since culturally acceptable terminology shifts over time, some of the terms that appear in these materials are currently outdated or offensive.

The term “gypsy” is considered derogatory by many Roma people. It comes from the word “Egyptian,” where many Europeans mistakenly believed the Romani came from. In 1971, at the First World Roma Congress, a majority of attendees voted to reject the use of the term “gypsy,” however some still use it to self-identify. In this collection, the term “gypsy” refers to the “Asian gypsy moth” or “gypsy moth,” a group of invasive moth species that includes Lymantria dispar dispar, Lymantria dispar asiatica, L. d. japonica, L. albescens, L. umbrosa, and L. postalba. In 2021, the Entomological Society of America (ESA) voted to change the common names, and in 2022, the USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) announced new names for these species. Lymantria dispar dispar is now known as the “spongy moth,” and the rest are now the “flighted spongy moth complex.” The term also appears in reference to Roma themselves.

There are no references to this term in the finding aid, but it does appear in materials that have been scanned and uploaded to Oregon Digital. In order to provide historical context and to enable standardized searching and access across our collections, we have retained the original wording. We acknowledge the racism represented by the term “gypsy” and the harm it may cause our users. Providing access to these historical materials does not endorse any attitudes or behavior depicted therein. For more information, please see our blog post.

[Date of Acknowledgement: November 2024]

Arrangement

Preferred Citation: Voices of Oregon State University Oral History Collection (OH 009), Oregon State University Special Collections and Archives Research Center, Corvallis, Oregon.

Acquisition Note: The materials were transferred to the University Archives in several accessions from 1995 through 2010, and to the Special Collections & Archives Research Center in several accessions from 2011 to present.

Acquired: Regular additions to the collection are expected.

Languages of Materials

English

Other

Container List

Series 1: Physical Media and Paper Transcripts, 1995-2011 Add to Shelf

Box-Folder 1.1: Nickerson, Gail, February 1995 Add to Shelf: Interviews conducted by Natasha Allaire on February 2 and February 24, 1995.; Extent: Paper transcripts of interviews.
Box-Item 2.1-2.2: Nickerson, Gail, February 1995 Add to Shelf: Recordings of interviews conducted by Natasha Allaire on February 2 and February 24, 1995.; Extent: 2 audiocassettes
Box-Folder 1.2: Minnick, Miriam, June 30, 2004 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Rachael Wilson migrated from audiocassette original to 2 compact discs.; Extent: 2 compact discs
Box-Item 2.3: Minnick, Miriam, June 30, 2004 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Rachael Wilson.; Extent: 1 audiocassette
Box-Folder 1.3: Waldron, Rod, 2004 Add to Shelf: Digital copy of interview conducted by Rachael Wilson.; Extent: 4 compact discs
Box-Item 2.4: Waldron, Rod, 2004 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Rachael Wilson.; Extent: 1 audiocassette
Box-Folder 1.4: Berg, Helen, November 8, 2008 Add to Shelf: Paper outline of interview conducted by Scholastique Nikuze. Transcribed audio available online.
Box-Folder 1.5: Hovland, C. Warren, January 26, 2010 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Sandra Bean and Liz Hill. Transcribed audio available online.; Extent: 1 compact disc; paper transcript of interview; paper research materials compiled in anticipation of interview; 4 .jpg images of Hovland captured at the time of interview.
Box-Folder 1.6: Orzech, Miriam, January 30, 2010 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Ruth Mwandira, Jean Schumer, and Shannon Warren. Transcribed audio available online.; Extent: 1 compact disc; paper transcript of interview
Box-Folder 1.7: Gamble, Wil, February 2, 2010 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Sandra Bean, Liz Hill, and Kathleen Veritas. Transcribed audio available online.; Extent: 1 compact disc; paper transcript of interview; 1 .jpg image of Gamble captured at the time of interview.
Box-Folder 1.8: Pratt, Clara, February 2, 2010 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Aleece Kopczenski, Kendra Lewis, and Patti Thrall. Transcribed audio available online.; Extent: 2 compact discs; paper transcript of interview
Box-Folder 1.9: Menken-Schaudt, Carol, February 4, 2010 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Andrea Doyle, Rebecca Hamner, and Erica Woekel. Transcribed audio available online.; Extent: Paper transcript of interview
Box-Folder 1.10: Lee, Phyllis, February 9, 2010 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Morgan Garcia, Julie George, and Derric Jacobs.; Extent: 1 compact disc; paper transcript of interview
Box-Folder 1.11: Castle, Emery, February 12, 2010 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Ziaoou Han, Jane Harrison, and Jill Smedstad. Transcribed audio available online.; Extent: Paper transcript of interview
Box-Folder 1.12: Morita, Richard, February 13, 2010 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Hunter Berns, Nicholas Erickson, and Katie O'Conner. Transcribed audio available online.; Extent: Paper transcript of interview
Box-Folder 1.13: Daniels, Kenton, February 4, 2011 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Kim Ogren, Michael Stanton, and Jennifer C. Veilleux. Transcribed audio available online.; Extent: 1 compact disc; paper transcript of interview
Box-Folder 1.14: Tubb, Richard, February 4, 2011 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Kimi Grzyb, Abby P. Metzger, and Miriah Russo. Transcribed audio available online.; Extent: 1 compact disc; paper transcript of interview
Box-Folder 1.15: Holmes, ZoeAnn, February 11, 2011 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Jennifer Faith, Keri Hevner, and Lisa Prendergast. Transcribed audio available online.; Extent: 1 compact disc
Box-Folder 1.16: Valenti, Paul, February 11, 2011 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Jennifer Morgan and Nadine Orozco.; Extent: 1 compact disc
Box-Folder 1.17: Griggs, Larry, February 16, 2011 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Evan Grutierez, Danielle Mazzotta, and Carolyn Steeves. Transcribed audio available online.; Extent: 1 compact disc
Box-Folder 1.18: McClellen, Tom, April 14, 2011 Add to Shelf: Video recorded interview conducted by Bob Schapper.; Extent: 1 DVD
Box-Folder 3.1: Gonzales-Berry, Erlinda, February 6, 2012 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Bow Lee and Eder Mondragón Quiroz.; Extent: 1 compact disc; paper transcript of interview
Box-Folder 3.2: Anderson, Jimmy, February 17, 2012 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Brian Souza and Bethany Ulman.; Extent: Paper transcript of interview
Box-Folder 3.3: Maksud, Mike, February 17, 2012 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Nicholas Daily, Alicia Dixon-Ibarra, and Kerri Vanderbom.; Extent: 1 DVD
Box-Folder 3.4: Tower, Terri, February 27, 2012 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Loni McKelvie, Laura Tanner, and Cally Whitman. Transcribed audio available online.; Extent: 1 DVD
Box-Folder 3.5: Fox, Margaret, February 12, 2013 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Erin Mitchell and Dan Dowhower.; Extent: 1 compact disc; paper transcript of interview
Box-Folder 3.6: Moore, Sylvia, February 12, 2013 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Natalie Teixeira and David Schary.; Extent: Paper transcript of interview
Box-Folder 3.7: Vars, Charles, February 12, 2013 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Hao Zhang and Michael Overholser. Transcribed audio available online.; Extent: Paper research materials compiled in anticipation of interview
Box-Folder 3.8: Cone, Joseph, February 13, 2013 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted by Colin Duncan. Transcribed audio available online.; Extent: 1 DVD; paper transcript of interview
Box-Folder 3.9: Rietveld, Beth, February 13, 2013 Add to Shelf: Interview conducted in three parts by Rachel Erstad, Clair Clark and Jill Pawlowki.; Extent: 1 compact disc; paper transcript of interview

Series 2: Born Digital Interviews, 2008-2024 Add to Shelf

Reference access to the .mp3 files in this series is available upon request. Many of the interviews are also available online. Access to the Vivian Le Interview is restricted due to the presence of confidential information. Permission for access may be granted only by Vivian Le. For more information about access to restricted materials, please see our Guide to the Special Collections and Archives Research Center.

Digital Folder 1: Berg, Helen, November 8, 2008 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Scholastique Nikuze. Transcribed audio available online.

Extent: 1:15:21

Digital Folder 2: Trow, Cliff, November 19, 2008 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Erica Wolters. Transcribed audio available online.

Extent: 0:57:29

Digital Folder 3: Evans, Gwil, November 21, 2008 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Tasha Galardi. Transcribed audio available online.

Extent: 2:13:34

Digital Folder 4: Gregory, Bryce, ca. 2008 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by an unidentified SOC 418 student.

Extent: 0:13:46

Digital Folder 5: Menken-Schaudt, Carol, February 4, 2010 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Andrea Doyle, Rebecca Hamner, and Erica Woekel. Transcribed audio available online.

Extent: 1:34:35

Digital Folder 6: Castle, Emery, February 12, 2010 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Ziaoou Han, Jane Harrison, and Jill Smedstad. Transcribed audio available online.

Extent: 2:09:48

Digital Folder 7: Morita, Richard, February 13, 2010 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Hunter Berns, Nicholas Erickson, and Katie O'Conner. Transcribed audio available online.

Extent: 1:46:33

Digital Folder 8: Wolf, Aaron, February 9, 2011 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by an unidentified SOC 418 student.

Extent: 0:44:05

Digital Folder 9: Anderson, Jimmy, February 17, 2012 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Brian Souza and Bethany Ulman.

Extent: 1:21:54

Digital Folder 10: Wilder, Leroy, May 23, 2012 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Hannah Mahoney and Chris Petersen.

Extent: 1:15:54

Digital Folder 11: Trow, Jo Anne, February 8, 2013 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Kriste York, Jennifer Collins and Kristopher Elliott. Transcribed audio available online.

Extent: 1:13:56

Digital Folder 12: Moore, Sylvia, February 12, 2013 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Natalie Teixeira and David Schary. Transcribed audio available online.

Extent: 1:08:46

Digital Folder 13: Vars, Charles, February 12, 2013 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Hao Zhang and Michael Overholser. Transcribed audio available online.

Extent: 2:06:02

Digital Folder 14: Nickerson, Gail, March 3, 2013 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Allison Burr and Mike Jager.

Extent: 0:14:00

Digital Folder 15: OSU Bands Group Interview - 1950s Band Members, September 23, 2013 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted with Melvin T. Nygard, James Rinker, Ed Hall, Bruce Frank, and Frank Jonasson. Interview conducted by Bob Schapper at the Valley Library. Folder also contains 85 digitized images scanned from the private collection of Jim Rinker depicting the following band activities: aerial photos of performances; basketball performances; football halftime performances; high school band performances; assorted band photos. The folder also contains three documents scanned to PDF by Bob Schapper documenting the history of the Kappa Kappa Psi band honorary chapter at OSU.

Extent: 1:14:45. Constituents of the folder are as follows: 4 .mts raw video files and 1 .wav raw audio file; 85 .tif image files and 3 pdf files.

Digital Folder 16: Hall, Roberta, February 3, 2014 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Briana Goodwin, Dylan Bugden and Erin Wilson. Transcribed audio available online.

Extent: 1:36:13

Digital Folder 17: Shaw, Susan, February 3, 2014 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Sarah Calhoun, Morgan Chow, Laura Ferguson and Courtney Hann. Transcribed audio available online.

Extent: 0:53:24

Digital Folder 18: Savonen, Carol, February 14, 2014 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Jenny East and Lindsay Carroll.

Extent: 1:07:33

Digital Folder 19: Brauner, David, March 16, 2014 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Meagan Atkinson. Transcribed audio available online.

Extent: 2:46:03

Digital Folder 20: Sweet, Doug, February 19, 2015 Add to Shelf

Interview focuses primarily on student activism and social unrest at OSU during the late 1960s and early 1970s, with particular attention paid to the dismissals of anti-war activists Alan Young, Frank Harper and Michael Papadopoulos from the university faculty. Interview conducted by Andrea Simpson. Folder also includes a PDF file of a speech delivered by Simpson at the Citizenship and Crisis Conference held at OSU on May 9, 2015. The speech is titled "Tenure and Free Speech in Academia at Oregon State University 1967-1970" and refers to the Doug Sweet interview on multiple occasions.

Extent: 1:00:26

Digital Folder 21: OSU Bands Group Interview - Women Band Members, February 20, 2015 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted with Debbie Hackleman, Annabelle Sears, Joan Gathercoal, and Sherry Sisson. Interview conducted by Bob Schapper at the Valley Library. Folder also includes 49 digitized images scanned from a scrapbook held by Annabelle Sears as well as an additional born digital image of Sherry Sisson's clarinet case, featuring a sticker commemorating OSU's participation in the 1965 Rose Bowl football game.

Extent: 1:11:09. Interview consists of the following components: 2 raw .mts video files, 1 raw .wav audio file; 46 .jpg images and 4 .tif images

Digital Folder 22: OSU Bands Group Interview - 1960s Band Members, February 27, 2015 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted with Jim Jackson, John Dilworth, Donna Sale, and Larry Rader. Interview conducted by Bob Schapper in the Valley Library. Folder also includes 9 digitized images scanned from a scrapbook held by Donna Sale.

Extent: 1:04:33. Interview consists of the following components: 2 .mts raw video files, 1 .wav raw audio file, 9 .jpg images.

Digital Folder 23: Batista, Angela, October 15, 2015 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Alejandra Gutierrez, a student in the Fall Term 2015 U-Engage course "What am I Doing Here?! Being First in the Family at College"

Extent: 0:35:03

Digital Folder 24: Barnd, Natchee, 2015 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by unidentified students in the Fall Term 2015 U-Engage course "What am I Doing Here?! Being First in the Family at College"

Extent: 0:39:37

Digital Folder 25: Randhawa, Sabah, 2015 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by unidentified students in the Fall Term 2015 U-Engage course "What am I Doing Here?! Being First in the Family at College." Folder includes a .jpg photograph of Randhawa with the two interviewers.

Extent: 0:33:42

Digital Folder 26: Ray, Ed, 2015 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by unidentified students in the Fall Term 2015 U-Engage course "What am I Doing Here?! Being First in the Family at College"

Extent: 0:49:48

Digital Folder 27: Rivera-Mills, Susana, 2015 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by unidentified students in the Fall Term 2015 U-Engage course "What am I Doing Here?! Being First in the Family at College"

Extent: 0:22:30

Digital Folder 28: Roper, Larry, 2015 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by unidentified students in the Fall Term 2015 U-Engage course "What am I Doing Here?! Being First in the Family at College"

Extent: 0:23:26

Digital Folder 29: Elfring, Willie, 2016 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Isabella Arrieta and Jasmin Torres, students in the Fall Term 2016 U-Engage course "What am I Doing Here?! Being First in the Family at College"

Extent: 0:16:21

Digital Folder 30: Hurst, Allison, 2016 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Breonna Robins and Taylor Zucaro, students in the Fall Term 2016 U-Engage course "What am I Doing Here?! Being First in the Family at College"

Extent: 0:54:17

Digital Folder 31: Nelson, Mike, 2016 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Kelsey Carlson and Exmy Villasenor, students in the Fall Term 2016 U-Engage course "What am I Doing Here?! Being First in the Family at College"

Extent: 0:37:38

Digital Folder 32: Newhart, Daniel, 2016 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Devin McGill, a student in the Fall Term 2016 U-Engage course "What am I Doing Here?! Being First in the Family at College"

Extent: 0:34:56

Digital Folder 33: Plaza, Dwaine, 2016 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Gerardo Gutierrez-Barrera and Carl Price, students in the Fall Term 2016 U-Engage course "What am I Doing Here?! Being First in the Family at College"

Extent: 0:23:44

Digital Folder 34: Stewart, Marilyn, 2016 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Hanna Brunson, a student in the Fall Term 2016 U-Engage course "What am I Doing Here?! Being First in the Family at College"

Extent: 0:19:47

Digital Folder 35: Vue, Rican, 2016 Add to Shelf

Interview conducted by Madilyn Sturges and Kayla Smith, students in the Fall Term 2016 U-Engage course "What am I Doing Here?! Being First in the Family at College"

Extent: 0:38:27

Digital Folder 36: Smith, Court, April 2, 2017 Add to Shelf

Audio recorded interview conducted by Shirley Fiske for the Society for Applied Anthropology. Copyright and/or citation inquiries related to this interview should be addressed to the Louis B. Nunn Center for Oral History, University of Kentucky Libraries.

Extent: 2:04:38

Digital Folder 37: Moore, Bob, December 28, 2017 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Janice Dilg and focusing on the history of Bob's Red Mill Natural Foods. Transcribed video available online.

Extent: 0:42:41

Digital Folder 38: Moore, Bob, January 10, 2018 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Janice Dilg and focusing on the history of the Moore Family Center for Whole Grain Foods, Nutrition and Preventive Health. Transcribed video available online.

Extent: 0:20:38

Digital Folder 39: Dwire, Laurie, February 18, 2018 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Ezmie Trevarrow. Transcribed video available online.

Extent: 1:30:04

Digital Folder 40: Johnnie, Teddy, February 10, 2018 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Abby Cook. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:38:11

Digital Folder 41: Rajagopal, Indira, February 12, 2018 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Savannah Van Why. Transcribed video available online.

Extent: 1:31:16

Digital Folder 42: Grisham, Rachel, February 14, 2018 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Tiffany Tep. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:47:43

Digital Folder 43: Hartman, Suzy, February 15, 2018 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Hunter Hartman. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 1:00:06

Digital Folder 44: Sumida-Brown, Emi, February 21, 2018 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Allison Tep. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:36:04

Digital Folder 45: RESTRICTED Le, Vivian, February 22, 2018 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Carlee Conner.

Extent: 1:17:32

Digital Folder 46: Nishihara, Janet, Beth Rietveld and Jo Anne Trow, March 6, 2018 Add to Shelf

Audio recorded group oral history interview conducted by students in the class "OSU, Women and Oral History: An Exploration of 150 Years" (HC 407). Transcribed audio available online.

Extent: 1:32:21

Digital Folder 47: Figueroa, Dawn, February 15, 2019 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Anna Roth. Transcribed video available online.

Extent: 1:07:31

Digital Folder 48: Waldron, Raven, February 16, 2019 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Maya Bergmann. Transcribed video available online.

Extent: 1:13:49

Digital Folder 49: Nichol, Melanie, February 20, 2019 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Anastasia Fitkin.

Extent: 0:49:35

Digital Folder 50: Lachenbruch, Barbara, February 25, 2019 Add to Shelf

Audio recorded interview conducted by Leah Cogan, Alexandra Bacula and Janani Swaminathan.

Extent: 1:17:12

Digital Folder 51: Simonich, Staci, February 27, 2019 Add to Shelf

Audio recorded interview conducted by Jensen Woods and Eddie Rodriguez

Extent: 0:47:30

Digital Folder 52: Davis, Nancy, February 24, 2019 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by McGwire Smith. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 1:17:14

Digital Folder 53: Parker, Mike, March 4, 2019 Add to Shelf

Audio recorded interview conducted by Billy Musgrave and Winston Kennedy. Transcribed audio available online.

Extent: 1:45:04

Digital Folder 54: Headrick, Charlotte, March 5, 2019 Add to Shelf

Audio recorded group oral history interview conducted by students in the class "OSU, Women and Oral History: An Exploration of 150 Years" (HC 407). Transcribed audio available online.

Extent: 1:47:31

Digital Folder 55: Adams, Ron, March 14, 2019 Add to Shelf

Audio recorded interview conducted by Arica Nassar and Mark Peters.

Extent: 0:48:30

Digital Folder 56: Kassman, Robin, January 23, 2020 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Claire Baboyan. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:57:20

Digital Folder 57: Caudle, Carol, February 1, 2020 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Alexa Elliot. Transcribed video available online.

Extent: 1:23:59

Digital Folder 58: Crist, Susan, February 5, 2020 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Jess Strenk. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 1:16:12

Digital Folder 59: Hertzberg, Amanda, February 8, 2020 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Jacqueline Boechler. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:20:36

Digital Folder 60: Rodgers, Heather, February 10, 2020 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Victoria Boechler. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:39:35

Digital Folder 61: VanRiper, Froggi, February 12, 2020 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Esme Burnett. Transcribed video available online.

Extent: 1:20:51

Digital Folder 62: Church, Jessica, February 14, 2020 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Eryn Reeder. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:52:21

Digital Folder 63: Smith, Michelle, February 18, 2020 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Noelle Mannen. Transcribed video available online.

Extent: 1:02:12

Digital Folder 64: Harvey, Marie, February 25, 2020 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Katie Sawtelle. Transcribed video available online.

Extent: 1:07:53

Digital Folder 65: Detar, Liddy, February 27, 2020 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Kaylee Marr. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:48:51

Digital Folder 66: Constantine, George, February 27, 2020 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview conducted by Justin Miracle.

Extent: 0:37:22

Digital Folder 67: Burns, Leslie, March 11, 2020 Add to Shelf

Audio recorded group oral history interview conducted by students in the class "The Hidden History of Women at Oregon State University." (HC 407) Transcribed audio available online.

Extent: 1:37:52

Digital Folder 68: Student Health Services Pharmacy Group Interview, August 25, 2020 Add to Shelf

Video recorded interview with three past directors of the OSU Student Health Services Pharmacy: Bill Boyce, Jennifer Davis and Becky Russell. Folder also contains written responses to interview questions from a fourth past director, Cynara, and digital photographs of the pharmacy space supplied by Becky Russell. The interview was conducted over Zoom by Vy Nguyen and Ty Triplett.

Extent: 0:58:45

Digital Folder 69: Wall, Jessica, February 8, 2021 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Anda Gherghe. Transcribed video available online.

Extent: 1:20:36

Digital Folder 70: Megan McClelland, February 9, 2021 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Mikaela Swaim. Transcribed video available online.

Extent: 1:08:40

Digital Folder 71: Walsh, Christina, February 12, 2021 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Teresa Valdez. Transcribed video available online.

Extent: 1:29:58

Digital Folder 72: Robelo, Lucía, February 16, 2021 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Aubrey Olsen. Transcribed video available online.

Extent: 0:56:45

Digital Folder 73: Williams, Becca, February 17, 2021 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Nico Enriquez. Transcribed video available online.

Extent: 1:23:59

Digital Folder 74: Hillman, Kassena, February 19, 2021 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Sydney Klupar. Transcribed video available online.

Extent: 1:17:43

Digital Folder 75: Freehling-Burton, Kryn, February 25, 2021 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Harry Winsper. Transcribed video available online.

Extent: 1:25:00

Digital Folder 76: Chappell, Marisa, February 25, 2021 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Luna Warren. Transcribed video available online.

Extent: 1:18:17

Digital Folder 77: Undergraduate Life During the Covid-19 Pandemic - Group 1 Interview, March 10, 2021 Add to Shelf

In this interview, which was video recorded over Zoom, three OSU honors students reflect on their experience of undergraduate life during the Covid-19 pandemic. Participating are Nico Enriquez (third year in Biological Engineering), Sydney Klupar (fourth year in Environmental Economics and Policy) and Luna Warren (first year in Digital Communication Arts). The interview was faciliated by Chris Petersen as a component of coursework assigned for the class, "The Hidden History of Women at Oregon State University." (HC 407) Transcribed video available online.

Extent: 1:36:35

Digital Folder 78: Undergraduate Life During the Covid-19 Pandemic - Group 2 Interview, March 10, 2021 Add to Shelf

In this interview, which was video recorded over Zoom, five OSU honors students reflect on their experience of undergraduate life during the Covid-19 pandemic. Participating are Anda Gherghe (second year in Microbiology), Aubrey Olsen (first year, undecided major), Mikaela Swaim (fourth year, Human Development and Family Sciences), Teresa Valdez (fourth year, Bioresource Research) and Harry Winsper (second year, Political Science). The interview was faciliated by Tiah Edmunson-Morton as a component of coursework assigned for the class, "The Hidden History of Women at Oregon State University." (HC 407) Transcribed video available online.

Extent: 1:37:44

Digital Folder 79: Fastelin, Carrington, February 2, 2022 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Sophia Taylor. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:45:40

Digital Folder 80: Jones, Sandy, February 2, 2022 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by David Brown. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 1:02:39

Digital Folder 81: Simmons, Zoe, February 3, 2022 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Carrington Fastelin. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:34:27

Digital Folder 82: Darula, Abigayle, February 9. 2022 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Karoline Junge. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:49:15

Digital Folder 83: MacCarty, Nordica, February 11, 2022 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Michael Laun. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:50:23

Digital Folder 84: Rosetta, Robin, February 14, 2022 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Becky Killion. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 1:30:32

Digital Folder 85: Fischer, Beth, February 19, 2022 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Lily Fitzharris. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:40:47

Digital Folder 86: Weerasekera, Nethmini, February 23, 2022 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Hansani Kasthuriararchchi. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:54:30

Digital Folder 87: Griffiths, Shelley, February 23, 2022 Add to Shelf

Extent: 0:40:16

Digital Folder 88: Undergraduate Life During the Covid-19 Pandemic - Group 1 Interview, March 8, 2022 Add to Shelf

In this interview, which was video recorded over Zoom, four OSU honors students reflect on their experience of undergraduate life during the Covid-19 pandemic. Participating are Sophia Taylor (third year in Sociology), Carrington Fastelin (third year in Public Health), Michael Laun (second year in Electrical and Computer Engineering) and Hansani Kasthuriararchchi (fourth year in Biohealth). The interview was faciliated by Chris Petersen as a component of coursework assigned for the class, "The Hidden History of Women at Oregon State University." (HC 407)

Extent: 1:41:54

Digital Folder 89: Undergraduate Life During the Covid-19 Pandemic - Group 2 Interview, March 8, 2022 Add to Shelf

In this interview, which was video recorded over Zoom, four OSU honors students reflect on their experience of undergraduate life during the Covid-19 pandemic. Participating are David Brown (third year in Mechanical Engineering), Rebecca Killion (third year, Psychology), Lily Fitzharris (second year, Environmental Science) and Karoline Junge (first year, Biology). The interview was faciliated by Tiah Edmunson-Morton as a component of coursework assigned for the class, "The Hidden History of Women at Oregon State University." (HC 407)

Extent: 1:17:51

Digital Folder 90: CommunityBridge Project, June 2022 Add to Shelf

CommunityBridge is a website created by OSU MAIS graduate student Adrianna Marlen and meant to "help support underrepresented, first-generation and transfer students groups at Oregon State University" by "display[ing] crucial non-profit and university student resources into one easily accessible website." As part of this project, Marlen collected short interviews with OSU students, faculty and community members that spoke to their experiences as first generation college students, and the resources offered by various campus programs. Narrators participating in this project included Moises Barajas Serrano, Natchee Barnd, Maria Teresa Chavez-Haroldson, John Haroldson Suarez, Stephanie Hasan, Ellyce Indolino, Adrianna Marlen, Jacquelin Martinez, Sonia Nair, Christian Noll, Estefani Ponce, Marelyn Poox-Castillo, Gabriela Reynoso Tale and Lineth Tujillo Morales (interviewed together), Fabiola Sandoval Morado, Marilyn Stewart, David Trinidad, Lisandro Valdez and Grace Whitley.

The interviews are available online via OSU's MediaSpace and are tagged CommunityBridge.

In addition to the individual interview videos, this folder also includes two compilation videos created by Marlen ("First Generation Student Voices" and "EOP Student Voices") as well as project logo files and posters highlighting most of the project participants.

The date assigned to this digital folder reflects the date of its deposit with SCARC. The interviews were collected in April - May 2022.

Extent: 50.2 GB including 27 video files (*.mov and *.mp4), 3 audio files (*.wav) and 14 image files (*.png).

Digital Folder 91: Furman, Kali, February 9, 2023 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Yukta Narayan. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 1:23:51

Digital Folder 92: Bottoms, SueAnn, February 15, 2023 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Emma Ciechanowski. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 1:04:01

Digital Folder 93: Wells, Jennifer, February 16, 2023 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Maryann Ackerman. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 1:03:23

Digital Folder 94: Russell, Vicki, February 19, 2023 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Emma Crum. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:51:17

Digital Folder 95: Wong, Carmen, February 23, 2023 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Lily-Marie Lytle. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:50:33

Digital Folder 96: Herring, Peg, March 8, 2023 Add to Shelf

Audio recorded group oral history interview conducted by students in the class "The Hidden History of Women at Oregon State University." (HC 407) Transcribed audio available online.

Extent: 1:42:12

Digital Folder 97: Dickson, Marianne, March 10, 2023 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Karlie Bunting. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:47:54

Digital Folder 98: Reynolds, Betty, March 14, 2023 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Carly Shanklin. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:19:16

Digital Folder 99: Sullivan, Pam, February 19, 2024 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Elana Mansfield. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:51:42

Digital Folder 100: Shin, Yoonie, February 20, 2024 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Jules Winding. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:44:57

Digital Folder 101: Cheyney, Melissa, February 20, 2024 Add to Shelf

Interview (1 of 2) video recorded over Zoom by Jozie Billings. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 1:06:49

Digital Folder 102: Mahal, Harnit, February 21, 2024 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Caleb Kirkland. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 1:02:35

Digital Folder 103: Cheyney, Melissa, February 23, 2024 Add to Shelf

Interview (2 of 2) video recorded over Zoom by Jozie Billings. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:25:39

Digital Folder 104: Koyama, Julie, February 27, 2024 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Alissa Delp. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 0:47:13

Digital Folder 105: Alapisco, Dawn Marie, February 28, 2024 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Zoe Daugherty. Indexed video available online.

Extent: 1:28:43

Digital Folder 106: Mowery, Susan, February 29, 2024 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Julia Weirnick. Indexed video available online.

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Digital Folder 107: Clark, Josie, March 4, 2024 Add to Shelf

Interview video recorded over Zoom by Kate Hancock. Indexed video available online.

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Interview video recorded over Zoom by Malia Dickerson. Indexed video available online.

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Digital Folder 109: Sandor, Marjorie, March 13, 2024 Add to Shelf

Audio recorded group oral history interview conducted by students in the class "The Hidden History of Women at Oregon State University." (HC 407)

Extent: 1:35:52

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Dr. C. Warren Hovland, retired 1987, Professor of Religious Studies and Bioethics.

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