Narrators: A-C

• George Abed, bachelor's in General Social Science (1962), founder of the Palestine Welfare Association and former head of the Palestine Monetary Fund

• Jon Abernathy, beer author and blogger based in Bend, Oregon

• Alan Acock, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Human Development and Family Science (1990-2009)

• Shannon Adair, owner of 1188 Brewing, John Day, Oregon

• Kevin Ahern, Professor of Biochemistry and Biophysics, co-author of Biochemistry Free and Easy

• Alice (Endo) Aikens, program coordinator in the instruction department of the Eugene 4-J School District, leader of the Eugene Japanese-American Memorial Committee, organizer of the annual Day of Remembrance

• Sami Al-AbdRabbuh, Ph.D. student in Industrial Engineering, active in state and local politics

• Dawn Marie Alapisco, bachelor's in Physical Anthropology and Archaeology (2012), master's in Applied Biocultural Medical Anthropology and Osteoarchaeology (2018); Native American Graves Protection and Repatration Act coordinator for OSU

• Lawrence Alberti, railroad porter in the 1930s and 1940s
  • Interview 1 (1980s)
  • Interview 2 (1980s)
  • Interview 3 (1980s)

• Jo Alexander, OSU Press managing editor (1974-2014)

• Daniel Allen, railroad porter (1915-1967)

• Jacq Allen, member of SOL, the LGBTQ+ Multicultural Network

• Lisa Allen, brewer at Heater Allen Brewing in McMinnville

• Rick Allen, owner and head brewer at Heater Allen Brewing in McMinnville

• Tom Allen, Professor of Botany, Artist-in-residence for the College of Agriculture (1962-1991)

• Stacy Allison, OSU student in Nutrition (1976), first woman to summit Mt. Everest

• Peggy Allworth, bachelor's in Home Economics (1920), wife of former Memorial Union director Major Edward C. Allworth
  • Interview 1 (ca. 1975)
  • Interview 2 (September 9, 1979)
  • Interview 3 (November 27, 1979)

• C. Kyle Almlie, graduate student in Chemistry, gluten-free home brewer

• Nadia Alradhi, undergraduate in Public Health, Activities Coordinator at the Native American Longhouse, Secretary of the Native American Student Association, member of the Karuk Tribe

• Jeff Alworth, writer, podcaster and publisher of the Beervana blog

• Karen Amarotico, co-founder of Standing Stone Brewery, Ashland, Oregon

• Justine Anaya, student in Environmental Economics and Policy, member of SOL

• Betty Lu Anderson, bachelor's in Home Economics (1945), editor of The Barometer during World War II

• Ed Anderson, USDA Forest Service - Blue River District Ranger

• Roberta Anderson, Family Life Specialist with the OSU Extension Service (1959-1974)

• Rolf Anderson, USDA Forest Service - Willamette National Forest District Ranger

• Warren Aney, bachelor's in Agriculture (1958), master's in Statistics (1972), wildlife ecologist and winery tour operator

• John Annen, fourth generation hop grower

• Anonymous, interview on Prohibition-era bootlegging in Corvallis, Oregon

• Frank Appleton, microbiologist, brewery consultant, and author

• Carrie Archer, events coordinator at 2 Towns Ciderhouse, Corvallis, Oregon

• Jasmine Armas, undergraduate in Zoology, co-organizer of 2015 Students of Color Speak Out event

• Paul Arney, owner and founding brewer at Ale Apothecary, Bend, Oregon

• Roy Arnold, master's (1965) and doctorate in Food Science (1967), dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences (1987-1991), provost and executive vice-president of OSU (1991-2000)

• Dan Arp, Distinguished Professor of Botany and Plant Pathology (1990-2018), Dean of the OSU Honors College (2008-2012), Dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences (2012-2018)
  • Interview on upbringing, research and faculty life (October 3, 2019)
  • Interview on administrative career (October 10, 2019)

• George Arscott, bachelor's in Poultry Husbandry (1949), professor of Poultry Science (1953-1987)

• Kristen Arzner, co-founder of Block 15 Brewing, Corvallis, Oregon

• Mark Astrup, bachelor's in Agriculture (1926), Oregon state parks administrator

• Tana Atchley, master's in College Student Services Administration (2005), Modoc, Paiute and Karuk member of the Klamath tribes

• Ken Austin, bachelor's in Industrial Engineering (1953), first Benny the Beaver mascot, founder of the Austin Dental Equipment Company (A-dec)

• Virgil Avery, grandson of Joseph Conant Avery, who founded the city of Corvallis, Oregon

• Dominique Bachelet, Professor of Agricultural Engineering, researcher in climate change and vegetation growth modeling

• Terry Baker, bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering (1963), OSU football and basketball player (1959-1963), winner of the 1962 Heisman trophy

• Natalie Baldwin, brewer at Burnside Brewing in Portland

• Eric Ball, bachelor's in Mechanial Engineering (1986), Senior Vice President at Orenco Systems, Inc.

• Jeff Ball, bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering (1987), Senior Vice President at Orenco Systems, Inc.

• Judy Ball, healthcare worker, member of the Corvallis LGBTQ+ community

• Waldo Ball, former Corvallis physician of over 63 years of practice and 4,000 babies delivered (1924-1987)
  • Interview 1 (April 19, 1979)
  • Interview 2 (July 5, 1979)
  • Interview 3 (July 19, 1979)

• Katy Barber, bachelor's in American Studies (1992), Professor of History at Portland State University

• K.B. (Kedo Baye), graduate student in Public Health, member of the Corvallis LGBTQ+ community

• Range Bayer, master's in Zoology (1976), former employee of the Hatfield Marine Science Center

• Dean Beauchamp, former Student Army Training Corps (SATC) and Animal Husbandry student (1918-1920), farmer and rancher in Umapine, Oregon

• Joe Beckman, Distinguished Professor of Biochemistry and Biophysics, Principal Investigator at the Linus Pauling Institute, leading researcher on ALS

• Mike Beilstein, bachelor's in Biochemistry & Biophysics (1973), research assistant in Agricultural Chemistry, Animal Sciences, and Pharmacy (1978-2007), six-term Corvallis City Council member

• David Bella, Professor of Civil Engineering (1968-1998), systems theorist and environmental activist

• Amanda Benson, bachelor's in Food Science and Technology (2000), sensory panel coordinator at Deschutes Brewing, Bend, Oregon

• Julie Bentz, bachelor's in Radiological Health (1986), United States Army Major General

• Sivai Bennet, teacher at Harold Oliver Elementary in Portland, secretary for the board of directors at the Samoa Pacific Development Corporation

• Helen Berg, retired Statistics and Agricultural Experiment Station staff, and past director of the Oregon State Survey Research Center (1963-1973, 1986-1993); alumna (master's in Statistics, 1973); former city council member (1991-1994) and mayor of Corvallis (1995-2006)

• Yvenson Bernard, bachelor's in Merchandising Management (2007), football running back (2003-2007)

• George and Lois Best, logging family and long-time residents of Philomath, Oregon

• Jeff Bethel, Professor in the School of Biological and Population Health Sciences, assesses health risks associated with climate change

• Eldurkar Bhaskar, master's in Electrical Engineering (1971), Hewlett-Packard engineer

• Sucheta Bhaskar, pre-school teacher, wife of Eldurkar Bhaskar

• Larry Bielenberg, bachelor's in Health and Human Performance (1978), OSU wrestling team (1974-1977), national champion heavyweight wrestler (1975)

• J.B. (Bev) Bielman, logger and Starker Forests employee

• Jon Bier, lead bartender at Deschutes Brewery, Bend, Oregon

• Laverne Bilyeu, bachelor's in Home Economics (1955), wife of Rollie Bilyeu

• Rollie Bilyeu, bachelor's in Business Administration (1955), husband of Laverne Bilyeu

• Stanley Bishoprick, bachelor's in Forestry (1934), former Vice President of Dant and Russell Lumber Company

• Harold Black, bachelor's in Farm Crops (1947), 4-H Extension agent (1947-1980)

• Eva Blackwell, bachelor's in Commerce (1924), former assistant registrar, Oregon State employee from 1924-1965
  • Interview 1 (February 21, 1979)
  • Interview 2 (October 18, 1979)

• Gary Blanchard, bachelor's in Forest Management (1961), long-time employee of Starker Forests

• Andy Blaustein, Distinguished Professor of Zoology, leading researcher of amphibian deformities and population decline

• John Bliss, Starker Chair in Private and Family Forestry (1998-2012)

• John Block, Professor Emeritus of Pharmacy (1966-2003)

• Monte Boggs, sawmill worker, small business owner and long-time Benton County resident

• Brian Bolduc, bachelor's in Business Administration (2011); Assistant Director of Business and Sales at Goschie Farms (Silverton, Oregon), commissioner for the Oregon Hop Commission, and board member of the Oregon Brewers Guild

• Barbara Bond, Professor of Forest Ecology and Ecophysiology (1994-2014); director of the Office of Postdoctoral Programs (2011-2014)

• Searainya Bond-Frojen, mental health counselor, member of Corvallis LGBTQ+ community

• Jerimiah Bonifer, bachelor's in Fisheries and Wildlife (2014), member of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla

• Bradley Boovy, Professor of German and of Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies

• Rev. Alcena Boozer, former Rector of the St. Philip the Deacon Parish
  • On the Church and Her Faith (May 19, 2012)
  • Growing up in Northeast Portland and the Civil Rights Movement in Oregon (May 30, 2012)

• Sue Borden, master's in Mathematics (1962), former director of Science and Math Investigative Learning Experiences Program (1988-1999)

• Zavier Borja, Bend, Oregon-based activist, community organizer and founder of Vamanos Outside

• Adrian Borycki, undergraduate in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Publications Coordinator for the OSU Pride Center

• Bella Bose, Professor and Senior Associate School Head of the School Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

• SueAnn Bottoms, Ph.D. in Science Education (2007), faculty member in SMILE and Science Education, director emerita of Precollege Programs (2000-2021)

• Hilary Boudet, Professor in the School of Public Policy, researches community response and decision-making processes related to energy siting projects

• Fred Bowman, co-founder of Portland Brewing Company

• Judy Boyer, African American civil servant and union organizer based in Portland, Oregon

• Robert Boyer, retired dockworker, state Senator and African American community activist based in Portland, Oregon

• Harrison Branch, Professor of Photography (1973-2013)

• David Brauner, Professor of Anthropology, excavated multiple Civil War-era military forts in western Oregon

• Tammy Bray, Dean of the College of Public Health and Human Sciences (2002-2016)

• Martha Brookes, editor at the USDA Forest Service and OSU College of Forestry

• Geoffrey Brooks, bachelor's in Elementary Education (1973), member of the Black Student Union

• James Brooks, railroad porter in Portland.

• George Brown, Master's (1962) and Ph.D (1967) in Forest Management; Professor of Forest Engineering and Dean of the College of Forestry (1964-1999)

• Aaron Brussat, beer writer based in Eugene, Oregon

• Lynn Burditt, master's in Forest Engineering (1982), USDA Forest Service - Blue River District Ranger
  • H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest Interview (October 3, 1997)
  • Mount St. Helens Interview (July 31, 2015)

• Kelly Burnett, Ph.D in Fisheries Science (2001), USDA Forest Service - Pacific Northwest Research Station fish ecologist

• Margaret Burnett, Distinguished Professor of Computer Science

• Lucy Burningham, beer, food and travel writer based in Portland, Oregon

• Leslie Burns, Emeritus Professor of Apparel Design and Merchandising Management, Chair Emerita of the Department of Design and Human Environment (1985-2015)

• Whitney Burnside, brewmaster at 10 Barrel Brewing Company, Portland, Oregon

• Karyle Butcher, library faculty member and University Librarian (1981-2010)

• Eddie Butler, railroad porter

• John Byrne, Professor and Dean of Oceanography (1960-1976), Dean of Research, Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies (1976-1981), head the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (1981-1984), twelfth President of OSU (1984-1995)
  • The Early Years: From Long Island to Los Angeles (January 23, 2014)
  • Building Oceanography at Oregon State and Moving Up the Ranks (January 24, 2014)
  • Directing NOAA and Returning to OSU as President (January 28, 2014)
  • Leading OSU During Difficult Times (February 4, 2014)

• Debbie Cabrales, executive director of Centro de Servicios para Campesinos, member of the Woodburn, Oregon City Council

• Darry Callahan, bachelor's in Chemical Engineering (1964), forty-year career with Chevron

• Len Calvert, Information Specialist for the OSU Extension service (1961-1965, 1969-1995)
  • Interview 1 (August 17, 2007)
  • Interview 2 (August 24, 2007)

• Monte Campbell, bachelor's in Physical Education (1953), member of the first class of women to receive a P.E. degree from Oregon State

• Veverly Campbell, Portland resident working in support of children's causes

• George Canada, railroad porter for 41 years

• Daniel Cárdenas, graduate student in College Student Services Administration, Graduate Teaching Assistant at the Native American Longhouse Eena Haws

• Tom Carpenter, fourth generation hop grower

• Mina Carson, Professor of History, musician and social worker
  • Life History Interview (March 15, 2019)
  • On the History of HST 368 (January 29, 2020)

• Margaret Carter, master's in Counseling (1974), first African-American woman to hold elected office in Oregon

• Carl Casale, bachelor's in Agricultural Economics (1983), Chief Executive Officer and President of CHS, Inc.

• Kim Casale, bachelor's in Agricultural Economics (1983), Area Director at Bristol-Myer Squibb

• Joe Casey, brewmaster at Anheuser-Busch Brewers Collective and former brewmaster at Widmer Brothers Brewing Co.

• Pat Casey, head baseball coach, manager of the 2006, 2007 and 2018 National Champion OSU Beavers baseball teams

• Jo Casselberry, bachelor's in Interdisciplinary Studies (1979), grants and contracts technician, former Treasurer for LGBTQ+ rights group After 8

• Susan Castillo, bachelor's in Communications (1981), first Hispanic woman elected to the Oregon state legislature, Superintendent of Public Instruction in the Oregon Department of Education (2003-2012)

• Emery Castle, Professor of Agricultural Economics, Dean of the Graduate School, and head of the University Graduate Faculty of Economics (1956-1976, 1986-1993)
  • student interview (February 12, 2010)
  • A Midwestern Upbringing (October 14, 2014)
  • Shaping the Direction of a Field and a University (October 15, 2014)
  • From Corvallis to D.C. and Back (October 15, 2014)

• Polo Catalani, former social worker with the Oregon Department of Human Resources, helped to establish the Immigrant & Refugee Community Organization, board member of the Asian Family Center and IRCO

• Carol Caudle, OSC student in Mathematics in 1960-61; Medical Teams International volunteer nurse

• Lee Po Cha, Associate Director of the Immigrant & Refugee Community Organization, helped to establish the Asian Family Center

• Hongsa Chanthavong, former Business Specialist with the Immigrant & Refugee Community Organization, former director of the International Language Bank, community organizer of the Diversity and Civic Leadership Project

• Biff Chaplow and Trystan Reese. Chaplow is a queer cisgender man and, with Reese, a parent of three children. Reese is a transgender activist who, in 2017, received media attention as a pregnant man.

• Marisa Chappell, Professor of History; faculty union activist

• Aletha Chavis, educator and long-time member of the African American community in Portland
  • Interview 1 (May 2, 2019)
  • Interview 2 (May 22, 2019)

• Sophorn Cheang, community health and leadership development manager with the Asian Family Center
  • Childhood in Cambodia, College in Oregon, and the Golden Leaf Education Foundation (September 11, 2014)
  • On Directing the Asian Family Center in Portland, Oregon (February 16, 2016)

• Ralph Cheek, bachelor's in Business (1952), CEO of IMCO Recycling

• Melissa Cheyney, Professor of Anthropology and licensed midwife
  • Interview 1 (February 20, 2024)
  • Interview 2 (February 23, 2024)

• Jessica Church, Instructor in the Adventure Leadership Institute

• John Cissel, USDA Forest Service - Blue River Research Liaison

• Ava Milam Clark, dean emerita of Home Economics (1911-1950); leading figure in the international home economics movement

• Josie Clark, bachelor's in Marketing (2023) and MBA student; chapter president of Sigma Kappa sorority

• Peter Clark, Distinguished Professor of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences, researches glacial history and climate change

• Jeff Clawson, research brewery and food processing manager for the OSU Department of Food Science and Technology

• Laura Cleaveland, master's in Innovation Management (1942) and retired Food Services Manager (1946-1970)

• Lynne Clendenin, bachelor's in Theatre Arts (1990), vice president of programming for radio and television at Oregon Public Broadcasting

• Dick Clinton, Professor Emeritus of Political Science (1976-2006), studying population dynamics and development in Latin America

• Stella Coakley, Professor Emeritus of Botany and Plant Pathology, Associate Dean Emerita of the College of Agricultural Sciences (1988-2015)

• Bill Coleman, hop farmer based in St. Paul and Mt. Angel, Oregon

• Charmaine Coleman, activist involved with the NAACP, the Eugene church community, and the Democratic Party

• John Coleman, hop farmer based in St. Paul, Oregon

• Ralph Coleman, Jr., bachelor's in Business Administration (1954), son of OSU baseball coach Ralph Coleman

• Derron Coles, master's (2003) and Ph.D. in Civil Engineering (2007), mathematics program manager for the Educational Opportunities Program, founder of SOL

• Brooke Collison, Professor Emeritus of Counselor Education (1989-2000), founding member of the Opening Doors Conference

• Joe Cone, assistant director and communications leader at Oregon Sea Grant

• Martha Cone, faculty research assistant in Microbiology and Pharmacy (1978-2002), involved with LGBTQ+ activism

• Denny Conn, homebrewer, author, and podcaster

• "Consent Is Asexy and Required: Healthy Relationships with Asexual and Aromantic People", a panel discussion on asexual and aromantic identities and relationships

• Lynn Coody, founder of Organic Agsystems Consulting; policy analyst on issues of organic agriculture and major figure in the history of Oregon Tilth
  • Early Years and the History of Oregon Tilth (December 20, 2017)
  • Work in Public Policy, Materials Review, Technical Analysis and Advocacy (January 5, 2018)

• Lola Coquette, burlesque performer, producer, and instructor based in Portland, Oregon

• Holly Cornell, bachelor's in Civil Engineering (1938), founding partner of the CH2M Hill engineering firm
  • Interview 1 (February 10, 1982)
  • Interview 2 (February 22, 1982)
  • Interview 3 (April 5, 1982)
  • Interview 4 (March 17, 1983)

• Tonya Cornett, head of research and development at 10 Barrel Brewing, Bend, Oregon

• Covid 19: OSU Undergraduate Life During the Pandemic - Group 1 (2021), interview with OSU Honors undergraduates Nico Enriquez, Sydney Klupar and Luna Warren

• Covid 19: OSU Undergraduate Life During the Pandemic - Group 2 (2021), interview with OSU Honors undergraduates Anda Gherghe, Aubrey Olsen, Mikaela Swaim, Teresa Valdez and Harry Winsper

• Ted Cox, master's in Physical Education (1975), former OSU volleyball coach, owner of the Old World Deli

• Chris Crabb, public relations director of the Oregon Brewers Festival and owner of public relations firm Crabbsoup

• Roosevelt Credit, bachelor's in Music Education (1990), Broadway performer

• Steve Crider, sustainable and organic foods executive, past member of the Oregon Tilth board of directors

• Charlie Crisafulli, Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument and Pacific Northwest Research Station ecologist

• Susan Crist, bachelor's in Journalism (1979), College of Business Manager for Employer Relations

• Kermit Cromack, Professor of Forest Ecosystems and Society (1974-2005), specialist in soil biology and carbon and nutrient dynamics

• Blake Crosby, co-owner and operator of Crosby Hop Farm, Woodburn, Oregon
  • Interview 1 (March 27, 2014)
  • Interview 2 (May 16, 2014)

• Brian Crosby, accounts manager for the Crosby hop family

• Georgia Crow, former teacher at the Voltage School, active in the Harney County community, daughter of an OAC orcharding instructor

• Carlos Alexis Cruz, professor of theater at the University of North Carolina, actor at the Milagro Theatre

• Terry Cryer, trades maintenance worker, H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest