Narrators: G-I

• Wil Gamble, Professor Emeritus of Biochemistry and Biophysics (1962-1998), atherosclerosis researcher

• Alex Ganum, owner and brewer at Upright Brewing in Portland, Oregon

• John Gardner, Professor of Physics (1973-2001), founder of ViewPlus Technologies, lost his sight while at OSU and researches technologies to increase accessibility for low- or no-sight students and researchers in the sciences.

• John Garman, bachelor's in Electrical Engineering (1922), Professor in Physics and Photography (1924-1966)
  • Interview 1 (July 30, 1979)
  • Interview 2 (August 3, 1979)
  • Interview 3 (October 11, 1979)

• Dana Garves, brewing chemist, owner and operator of BrewLab

• Vernon Gaskin, railroad dining car worker in the 1920s and 1930s.

• Richard and Dorothy Gassner, logging and farming family based in Summit, Oregon

• Andrew and Dan Gellatly, loggers and long-time residents of Philomath, Oregon

• Sara Gelser, master's in Interdisciplinary Studies (1998), Oregon State Senator from District 8

• Pat Gerhart, director of Human Resources at Deschutes Brewery, Bend, Oregon

• Henry Geschwill, hop farmer based in Woodburn, Oregon

• Francois and Violette Gilfillan. Francois Gilfillan graduated from OAC in 1918 with a degree in Pharmacy. He returned to Corvallis in 1927 to begin a long career on faculty, working variously as chemistry professor, Dean of Science, languages professor and, from 1941-1942, acting president of Oregon State College. He retired in 1968. Violette Gilfillan was Francois Gilfillan's wife of fifty-five years.

• Beulah and Helen Gilkey. Helen Gilkey received bachelor's (Household Science, 1907) and master's (Botany, 1911) degrees from OAC and served as curator of the Herbarium and professor of Botany from 1918 to 1951. Her younger sister Beulah earned two bachelor's degrees from OAC (Domestic Science and Arts, 1910; Home Economics, 1918) and spent the majority of her working years as a teacher in Portland and Corvallis.

• Gordon Gilkey, Artist and Professor of Art; Dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences; Dean of the College of Liberal Arts (1947-1977)

• Cheryl Gillson, marketing manager at Rogue Farms in Independence, OR

• Susan Gilmont, alumna (Class of 2005) and library technician at the Guin Library and Kerr Library (1979-2015)

• Stina Goetter, undergraduate in Mathematics, co-director of Rainbow Continuum, former web director for the Pride Center

• Molly Goheen, Science and Technology Librarian (1958-1981), member of the Corvallis Jewish community

• Ruth Goldberg, Corvallis civic and Red Cross volunteer, member of the Corvallis Jewish community

• José González, co-founder of the Milagro Theatre Group, Portland, Oregon

• Delmer Goode, master's in Higher Education (1938), first director of the OSC Publications department, first Secretary of the OSC Faculty Senate
  • Interview 1 (June 8, 1979)
  • Interview 2 (June 12, 1979)
  • Interview 3 (June 21, 1979)
  • Interview 4 (July 6, 1979)
  • Interview 5 (July 12, 1979)
  • Interview 6 (July 17, 1979)
  • Interview 7 (July 24, 1979)

• Gladys (Whipple) Goode, bachelor's in Home Economics (1916), former instructor of Household Arts
  • Interview 1 (July 24, 1979)
  • Interview 2 (July 31, 1979)

• Charles Goodrich, master of fine arts in Creative Writing (2002), director of the Spring Creek Project for Ideas, Nature and the Written Word (2003-2017), poet, essayist and novelist

• Jacqueline Gordon, Corvallis Hadassah Sunday School principal and first president of the Beit Am Mid-Willamette Jewish Community

• John Gordon, Professor of Forest Science and department chair (1976-1983)

• Gayle Goschie, hop farmer based in Silverton, Oregon

• Tim Gossack, production manager for Bell's Brewery (Michigan); past employee of Deschutes Brewery in Bend, Oregon

• John Graham, organic farms certifier, co-founder of the Eugene Farmers Market, and early member of Oregon Tilth

• Thomas Graham, Jr., ambassadaor, diplomat and arms treaty negotiator affiliated primarily with the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
  • Interview 1 (October 28, 2015)
  • Interview 2 (December 3, 2015)

• Gordon Grant, USDA Forest Service - research hydrologist
  • Interview 1 (October 6, 1997)
  • Interview 2 - Part 1 (October 10, 1997)
  • Interview 2 - Part 2 (July 7, 1983)

• Jeff Grass, Managing Editor and Director of the OSU Press (1978-2003)

• Si Greene, railroad porter for 30 years
  • Interview 1 (August 13, 1983)
  • Interview 2 (August 13, 1983)
  • Interview 3 (August 13, 1983)

• Becky Gravenmier, USDA Forest Service - science coordinator

• Lynne Gray, bachelor's in Elementary Education (1989); collegiate rodeo participant

• Stan Gregory, master's (1975) and Ph.D. (1980) in Fisheries and Wildlife; Professor of Fisheries (1981-2014) specializing in stream ecosystems and forest-stream interactions

• Robert Griffiths, Ph.D. in Microbiology (1972), Professor of Microbiology (1972-1998) specializing in fungal mats, soil respiration, and carbon dynamics

• Larry Griggs, Ph.D. in College Student Services Administration (1978), retired staffmember and director of the Educational Opportunities Program (1972-2008)

• Rachel Grisham, bachelor's in Public Health (2017), former President of ASOSU

• Ish Guevara, undergraduate in Apparel Design and Management, SOL External Coordinator (2013-2014), SOL Leadership Liaison (2014-2015)

• Kevin Gunderson, OSU baseball player (2004-2006), pitcher for the 2006 National Champion OSU Beavers baseball team, bachelor's in Sociology (2014)

• Roberta Hall, professor of Anthropology (1974-2003), researched the history and customs of the Coquille tribe

• Tim Hall, bachelor's in Technical Journalism (1978), former member of the President's Board of Advisors for Minority Affairs

• Halley's Comet Group Interview - a 1985 interview conducted with five women who all witnessed Halley’s Comet as children in 1910

• Karim Hamdy, doctoral candidate in Civil Engineering, instructor in Foreign Languages (2002-2017), co-founder of OSU's Tunisia Study Abroad program

• Geraldine Hammond, first African American school principal in Salem, Oregon; Coordinator of Multicultural Education for the Salem school district

• Paula Hammond, bachelor's in Civil Engineering (1978), Washington State Secretary of Transportation (2007-2013)

• Jason Hanauska, undergraduate in Environmental Engineering, member of Engineers Without Borders

• Helen Hansen, retired staff in the Visual Aid department, First Citizen of Corvallis Award recipient for 1979

• John Hansen, 4-H Extension agent in Linn and Polk counties (1943-1973)

• Warren Hanson, Ph.D. in Zoology (1973), research assistant at Hatfield Marine Science Center (1968-1970)

• Virginia Harger, emeritus faculty in Dietetics and Institution Management (1967-1978)

• Kevin Harlander, marketing and sales director for Terminal Gravity Brewing Company, Enterprise, Oregon

• Mark Harmon, Ph.D. in Botany and Plant Pathology (1987), Professor of Forest Science (1981-2017) researching carbon dynamics and sequestration in forest and human-use systems
  • Interview 1 - Part 1 (October 1, 1997)
  • Interview 1 - Part 2 (October 1, 1997)
  • Interview 2 (November 11, 2020)

• Suzy Hartman, bachelor's in Veterinary Medicine (1987), veterinarian based in Roseburg

• Beth Hartwell, co-founder and co-owner of Hart Brewing, Kalama, Washington

• Marie Harvey, Distinguished Professor of Public Health and Associate Dean for Research

• Ron Hathaway, Ph.D. in Animal Science (1987), Klamath Extension Animal Scientist (1972-2007)

• Al Haunold, USDA hop researcher (1965-1995), released hop varieties including Cascade, Willamette, Sterling, Liberty, Mt. Hood, and Santiam with the USDA/ARS in Corvallis
  • Interview 1 (November 18, 2014)
  • Interview 2 (August 1, 2017)

• Michelle Haunold Lorenz, bachelor's in Anthropology (1988), daughter of Al Haunold, and co-founder of Gearhead, a punk and underground music label and magazine

• Augustus Hawkins, member of the California Assembly (1935-1963) and U.S. House of Representatives (1963-1991)
  • Interview 1 (July 1, 1992)
  • Interview 2 (July 1, 1992)
  • Interview 3 (July 1, 1992)

• Betty Hawthorne, Professor Emeritus of Nutrition (1946-1983), Dean Emeritus of Home Economics

• Erin Haynes, bachelor's in Physical Education (1972), staffmember in the Department of Admissions, OSU Foundation, and Alumni Association (1972-2005)

• Richard Haynes, USDA Forest Service - forest economist

• Charlotte Headrick, Professor Emerita of Theater Arts (1982-2016), scholar of Irish theater
  • The Grande Dame of OSU Theater (April 7, 2015)
  • student interview (March 5, 2019)

• Jean Heath, founder of the Crossroads International Student Program and supporter of community theatre in Corvallis and Albany
  • Interview 1 (November 1, 1985)
  • Interview 2 (November 22, 1985)

• Ken Hedberg, bachelor's in Chemistry (1942), Professor of Chemistry (1956-1987), expert on the determination of molecular structures through the use of electron diffraction, longtime friend of Linus Pauling
  • An Oregon Childhood During Hard Times (September 9, 2011)
  • Caltech During Its Golden Age (September 20, 2011)
  • Returning to Oregon State College (September 29, 2011)
  • Reflections on People and Places (October 20, 2011)

• Lee Hedgmon, home and commercial brewer, first female president of the Oregon Brew Crew

• John Helding, bachelor's in Industrial Engineering (1981), former member of the OSU choir, involved with the 1981 ASOSU vote to fund the Gay People’s Alliance

• Joe Hendricks, Professor of Gerontology and Chair of the Sociology department (1988-1995), first Dean of the University Honors College (1995-2008)

• John Henley, first manager of Powell's Books, son of poet and OSU English faculty member Elizabeth Henley
  • A Mother's Story/Building Powell's Books (December 22, 2014)
  • Days and Nights in Downtown Portland (December 22, 2014)

• Michael Henthorne, Executive Director of the Memorial Union (1994-2016)

• Yajaira Hernandez, bilingual family intervention therapist based in Salem, Oregon

• Peg Herring, emeritus faculty in Extension and Experiment Station Communications (2001-2018); illustrator of award-winning children's books

• Herstory and the Culture of Drag, panel discussion on the history of drag performance

• Amanda Hertzberg, bachelor's in Chemical Engineering (2019)

• Bob Hicks, cultural journalist and former Oregonian reporter

• Alicia Hicks, quality assurance assistant manager at Deschutes Brewing, Bend, Oregon

• Jack Higginbotham, professor of Nuclear Engineering, director of Oregon Space Grant

• Aki Hill, OSU women's basketball coach (1978-1995)

• E. Shelton Hill, railroad porter
  • Interview 1 (July 7, 1983)
  • Interview 2 (July 7, 1983)

• Kassena Hillman, academic advisor, OSU Honors College

• H.J. Andrews Forest History Workshop - a day-long discussion held by Forest Service and College of Forestry scientists including Ted Dyrness, Max Geier, Art McKee, Cindy Miner and Fred Swanson
  • Morning Session (August 7, 1996)
  • Afternoon Session (August 7, 1996)

• H.J. Andrews Forest Site Visit Group Interview - a group conversation recorded en route to, and at, an H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest field trip. Participants were Martha Brookes, Ted Dyrness, Jerry Franklin, Max Geier, Al Levno, Art McKee, Roy Silen, Fred Swanson and Bob Tarrant
  • Part 1 (September 22, 1997)
  • Part 2 (September 22, 1997)
  • Part 3 (September 22, 1997)
  • Part 4 (September 22, 1997)
  • Part 5 (September 22, 1997)

• Doug Hodges, brewery manager at Portland Brewing Company

• Joy Hoerner Rich, bachelor's in Home Economics (1945), kindergarten teacher and early childhood expert; daughter of OSU hops specialist G.R. Hoerner

• Tyler Hogan, undergraduate in Political Science, External Coordinator at the Native American Longhouse, member of the Cherokee Nation

• Zoe Ann Holmes, Professor of Nutrition and Food Management (1965-1969, 1974-2002), early adopter of classroom technologies

• Darlene Hooley, bachelor's in Physical Education (1961), member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Oregon's fifth district (1996-2008)

• Tom House, bachelor's in Business and Industry (1949), former president of the American Frozen Food Institute

• Chet Houser, bachelor's in Agricultural Economics (1970), twenty-year U.S. Army career and twenty-year state employee

• Leah Houtman, bachelor's in Liberal Studies (2012), master's in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (2015), Ph.D. student in Biocultural Anthropology, member of the Corvallis LGBTQ+ community

• C. Warren Hovland, Professor of Religious Studies (1950-1987)

• Elvin Hoy, bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering (1925), former reporter for The Barometer and member of the OAC debate team

• Leon Hubbard, bachelor's in Horticulture (1941), four decades working in northern Willamette Valley agricultural operations

• Mariah Huhndorf, undergraduate in General Science, former activities coordinator at the Native American Longhouse, native Alaskan

• Richard Hunter, African American pastor and community activist based in Portland, Oregon

• Danita Huynh, manager of Children's Programming for the Asian Family Center

• "Indigenous Trans and Two Spirit Stories of Resilience", an event that centered queer, trans and Two-Spirit Indigenous people, and celebrated the resilience of Indigenous communities

• Robert Ingalls, editor and publisher of the Corvallis Gazette-Times from 1950-1982

• International Biological Program Group Interview - the major research program at the H.J. Andrews Forest during the 1970s, the IBP team studied a wide range of ecosystem topics including vegetation, fauna, soils, stream ecology, geomorphology, microclimate and landscape history. Participants in this group interview were Martha Brookes, Bill Denison, Ted Dyrness, Jerry Franklin, Max Geier, Jim Hall, Don Henshaw, Al Levno, Art McKee, Fred Swanson and Dick Waring
  • IBP Interview Part 1 (February 10, 1998)
  • IBP Interview Part 2 (February 10, 1998)

• Richard Iverson, U.S. Geological Survey landslide specialist

• IZOHNNY (Isaiah Esquire and Johnny Nuriel), burlesque performing and producing duo based in Portland, Oregon