Narrators: D-F

• Holly Dai, burlesque performer and producer, and clothing designer based in Portland, Oregon

• Virginia Dale, Oak Ridge National Laboratory landscape ecologist
  • Mount St. Helens Interview 1 (July 30, 2015)
  • Mount St. Helens Interview 2 (August 12, 2015)

• Brent Dalrymple, Dean of the College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences (1994-2001), winner of the 2005 National Medal of Science

• Kent Daniels, retired director of the OSU Office of International Research and Development (1981-1990, 1997-2001), Corvallis City Council member (1987-1990), Benton County Commissioner (1990-1997)

• Abigayle Darula, undergraduate in Business Management, member of Intercollegiate Horse Show Association and OSU baseball Dam Analytics Squad

• Tracy Daugherty, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of English and Creative Writing (1986-2013), winner of four Oregon Book Awards

• Jodie Davaz, student in Digital Communication Arts and the University Honors College, KBVR-FM station manager and founder of Beaver's Digest magazine
  • Student Media in a World of Change (May 27, 2014)
  • A Year in the Life of Beaver's Digest (May 21, 2015)

• Pauline Davidson, early member of the African American community in Eugene, Oregon

• Bertha Davis, bachelor's (1889) and master's (1909) degrees in Domestic Science; faculty member in Domestic Science (1914-1922)

• Don and Eunice Davis, logging family and long-time residents of rural Benton County

• Donny Davis, long-time resident of Alsea, Oregon and observer of salmon behavior

• Herschel Davis, member of The DeMoss Family Bards of Oregon, former piano teacher and organist for Eugene fraternal organizations, graduate of Philomath College of Music

• Homer Davis, logger and truck driver for Gee Logging Company and Fenner Logging Company

• Marie Davis, life-long Benton County resident, former co-manager of the Benton County Fair

• Nancy Davis, OSC student in the Lower Division (1953-1955)

• Melissa Martin Dawes, bachelor's in Home Economics (1915), Professor and Chair of Modern Languages (1915-1960)

• Carl Deiz, former Tuskegee serviceman, employee of the United States Forest Service and Bonneville Power Administration
  • On his role with the Tuskegee Airmen, attending University of Portland on the G.I. Bill, and membership in Alpha Phi Alpha (May 19, 2012)
  • On the Vanport Flood, his wife Judge Mercedes Diaz, and the Civil Rights Movement in Portland (May 30, 2012)

• Luz de la Concha, Latina burlesque performer based in Portland, Oregon

• Harry Demarest, advocate for women's and LGBTQ+ rights

• Merry Demarest, advocate for women's and LGBTQ+ rights, founding chair of Basic Rights Oregon

• Jim Denison, bachelor's in Forest Engineering (1950), sixty-year career working in Oregon's forests as a timber cruiser, land surveyor, and forestry consultant
  • Jim and Betty Denison Interview (July-August 2009)
  • A Life Spent in Oregon's Forests (September 24, 2014)

• Julie Derrick, Co-founder of the Corvallis Lesbian Avengers; one of the first female queer shoe cobblers in Portland, Oregon

• Liddy Detar, Senior Instructor in Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies

• William Dettwyler, medical professional who grew up on a hop farm near Silverton, Oregon

• Marianne Dickson, master's (2005) in Apparel Design, Senior Instructor in Apparel Design

• Tom Dietterich, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (1985-2016), authority on machine learning

• Dennis Dimick, bachelor's in General Agriculture (1973), photographer, reporter and editor at National Geographic magazine (1980-2015)

• Mary Dimick, bachelor's in Landscape Gardening (1926), wife of Fisheries professor Roland Dimick

• Disability and Queer Story Circle, Participants: Wren Alman, Anya Grigoror, Jacob Howie, Cynthia Konrad, Quianna Ohren, Ty Sokalski, Lincoln Worley and three anonymous participants

• Darling Divine, burlesque artist, choreographer, producer, and teacher based in Bend, Oregon

• Eva D'Luscious, burlesque performer, producer, emcee, and teacher based in Portland, Oregon

• Natalie Dollar, Professor of Speech Communications, Associate Dean of Arts and Sciences at OSU-Cascades, researches non-mainstream communities including houseless youths and fans of the Grateful Dead

• Sandria Dore, burlesque performer based in Portland, Oregon

• Jenna Dorn, bachelor's in Journalism (1973), former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Labor, former head of the Federal Transit Administration, senior vice president of the American Red Cross

• Jason Dorsette, former Coordinator for the Lonnie B. Harris Black Cultural Center, Associate Director within the OSU Office of Diversity and Cultural Engagement

• James Douglass, Director of Bands Emeritus (1968-1999)

• Dan Dowhower, master's and Ph.D (2018) in Public Health; member of the Corvallis LGBTQ+ community

• Kari Doyle, brewing logistics specialist at Deschutes Brewery, Bend, Oregon

• Michael Driscoll, bachelor's in Education (1970), Atomic Veteran

• Qwo Li Driskill, Professor of Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies, researcher on queer history

• Earnel Durden, bachelor's in Physical Education and Science (1959), football player and participant in the 1957 Rose Bowl

• Laurie Dwire, OSU Dining Operations Manager

• Ted Dyrness, bachelor's (1956), master's (1958) and Ph.D in Soils, USDA Forest Service soil scientist
• Interview - Part 1 (September 11, 1996)
• Interview - Part 2 (September 11, 1996)
• Joint Interview with Ross Mersereau - Part 1 (September 3, 1997)
• Joint Interview with Ross Mersereau - Part 2 (September 3, 1997)

• Boyd and Wilma Eagleson, logging family and long-time residents of Eddyville, Oregon

• Ralph and Stella Eagleson, logging family and long-time residents of Eddyville, Oregon

• Fred Eckhardt, beer writer and critic, author of A Treatise on Lager Beer and The Essentials of Beer Style

• Jeff Edgerton, bachelor's in Microbiology (1987), brewer at Blitz-Weinhard and BridgePort

• Ben Edmunds, founding brewmaster at Breakside Brewery, Portland, Oregon

• Jim Edmunson, bachelor's in Liberal Studies (1973), chairman of the Democratic Party of Oregon (1999-2007)

• Emily Engdahl, Executive Director of The Pink Boots Society

• Merrily Enquist, bachelor's in Business Education (1959), family forest owner and former Tree School coordinator for Clackamas County Extension

• Don Essig, bachelor's in Elementary Education (1960), public address announcer for University of Oregon football and men's basketball games

• Steve Eubanks, bachelor's in Forest Engineering (1970), USDA Forest Service - Blue River District Ranger
• Interview - Part 1 (January 9, 1998)
• Interview - Part 2 (January 9, 1998)

• Gwil Evans, bachelor's in General Science (1961), Journalism professor and communications director for the OSU Extension Service, Oregon Sea Grant and College of Agricultural Sciences (1966-2003)

• Bryant Everett, LGBTQ+ community member and activist

• Teri Fahrendorf, brewer, educator, founder of the Pink Boots Society and International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day

• Jeff Falen, founder of Persephone Farm near Lebanon, Oregon

• Paul Farber, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of the History of Science, chair of the General Science and History departments (1970-2008)
• A Historian of Science Acquires His Tools (October 3, 2014)
• One Department Closes, Another is Revitalized (October 13, 2014)

• Carrington Fastelin, undergraduate in Public Health, resident assistant at both OSU-Cascades and OSU Corvallis campus

• Steve Fenk, bachelor's in Liberal Studies (1987), Associate Director of Athletic Communications

• Dorothy Fenner, bachelor's (1939) and master's in Home Economics (1941), World War II-era code-breaker with the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, part-time faculty member in Home Economics during the 1950s

• Bill Ferrell, professor of Forest Ecology (1956-1981)

• Haniya Ferrell, undergraduate in Business Administration, co-organizer of 2015 Students of Color Speak Out event

• Dawn Figueroa, collection curator for the Historic and Cultural Textile and Apparel Collection at OSU

• Margaret Finke, emeritus faculty in Foods and Nutrition, and Dean Emerita of Home Economics (1935-1967)

• Irene Firmat, founder and CEO of Full Sail Brewing

• Beth Fischer, bachelor's in Business Administration (1991), member of Kappa Delta sorority

• Gary Fish, founder and board president of Deschutes Brewery

• Mick Flanagan, mechanic at BridgePort Brewing

• Hei Fleisch, burlesque performer, producer, costumer and fabricator based in Portland, Oregon

• Justin Fleming, bachelor's in Business and Environmental Economics (2007), creator of the Student Sustainability Initiative, manager of the University Motor Pool

• Eric Forsman, bachelor's, master's and Ph.D. in Fisheries and Wildlife (1972, 1976, 1980), USDA Forest Service - wildlife biologist

• John Foyston, former beer journalist for The Oregonian

• Lawrence E. "Bing" Francis, bachelor's in Zoology (1932), Washington County Extension Agent and early Horner Museum employee
  • Interview 1 (November 1, 1991)
  • Interview 2 (November 5, 1991)

• Nigel Francisco, CEO of Ninkasi Brewing, Eugene, Oregon

• Erik Frank, marketing manager at Deschutes Brewery

• Jerry Franklin, bachelor's (1959) and master's (1961) in Forest Management; USDA Forest Service - research forester and chief plant ecologist
  • Retirement Lecture (November 22, 1991)
  • H.J. Andrews Interview Part 1 (with Max Geier, September 13, 1996)
  • H.J. Andrews Interview Part 2 (with Max Geier, September 13, 1996)
  • Life History Interview (August 18, 2009)
  • Mount St. Helens Interview (July 27, 2015)
  • Northwest Forest Plan Interview (November 15, 2016)
  • H.J. Andrews Interview (with Sara Khatib, November 19, 2020)

• Kryn Freehling-Burton, Senior Instructor in Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies

• Balz Frei, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Biochemistry and Biophysics, Director of the Linus Pauling Institute at Oregon State University (1997-2016)

• Dean Frischknecht, Livestock Specialist with the OSU Extension Service (1956-1985)

• Robin Frojen, bachelor's in Food Science and Technology (2008), manager of the Oregon State Creamery, member of the Corvallis LGBTQ+ community and the National Alliance on Mental Illness

• Aya Fujii, bachelor's in Home Economics (1950), dietician at Providence and Woodland Park hospitals, interned during World War II

• Kali Furman, master's (2015) and Ph.D (2021) in Women, Gender and Sexuality Stuides; Instructor in Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies