Narrators: T-W

• Shirley Tacheron, undergraduate in Home Economics in the mid-1940s

• Prasad Tadepalli, Professor of Computer Science, researches artifical intelligence

• Dave Takush, head cider maker at 2 Towns Ciderhouse in Corvallis

• John Talbott, Director of the OSU Sun Grant Western Regional Center, Assistant Director of the Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station

• Melissa Talbott, manager at Deschutes Brewery, Bend, Oregon

• Lyn Tan, program manager for Student and Support Services for Education Success at the Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization

• Tana the Tattooed Lady, burlesque entertainer and producer based in Portland, Oregon

• Robert Tanguay, Distinguished Professor of Molecular Toxicology, Director of the Sinnhuber Aquatic Research Laboratory, leader in the use of zebrafish as a model for analyzing toxicological impacts. In 2019, Robert publicly transitioned to Robyn Leigh Tanguay.

• Robyn Leigh Tanguay, Distinguished Professor of Molecular Toxicology, Director of the Sinnhuber Aquatic Research Laboratory, leader in the use of zebrafish as a model for analyzing toxicological impacts. Robyn's name was previously Robert.

• Gertrude Tank, dentist and emeritus faculty in Foods and Nutrition (1953-1965)

• Bob Tarrant, bachelor's in Agriculture; USDA Forest Service - Pacific Northwest Research Station director; Professor of Forest Science (1980-1990)

• Esther Taskerud, retired 4-H Extension Specialist and director of the Cooperative Extension Service (1947-1969)

• Elmer Taylor, bachelor's in Business and Technology (1950), long-time Benton County resident and forester
• Interview with wife Dorothy Taylor (January 11, 2008)
• Group interview on the Harris-Taylor land (April 18, 2008)

• Lisa Templeton, Associate Provost for the Division of Extended Campus

• Allen Thompson, Professor of Environmental Philosophy, has written on moral responsibility as it pertains to global warming

• Betty Lynd Thompson, Professor Emeritus of Dance (1927-1972)

• Jerry Thompson, adopted son of Pearlie Mae Washington, an early member of the African American community in Eugene, Oregon

• Velvet Thorn, burlesque performer, actor, aerial circus performer and singer based in Ashland, Oregon

• Greg Tillson, Family Community Leadership Program coordinator and Extension Volunteer Management Specialist for the OSU Extension Service (1970-2004)

• Tobin Family, Jeff, Kathy and Gillian Tobin - owners of Mazama Brewing Company in Corvallis

• Rodney Todd, Klamath Extension Grains and Grasses Agent (1974-2006)

• Kay Toran, CEO and President of Volunteers of America Oregon, and former Director of Affirmative Action for the state of Oregon

• Antonio Torres, Professor of Food Processing Engineering

• Terri Tower, bachelor's in English (1969) and staffmember in University Housing and Dining

• Shaun Townsend, senior researcher, OSU Aroma Hop Breeding Program
• Interview 1 (May 7, 2014)
• Interview 2 (November 3, 2014)

• David Toyama, retired military officer and tax services employee, founder of the Japanese-American Association of Lane County, interned during World War II

• Maret Traber, Director of the Oxidative/Nitrative Stress Core Laboratory at the Linus Pauling Institute, leading expert on Vitamin E

• Trans Story Circle #1, Participants: Juniper Alliston, Anonymous, Caden DeLoach, Quincy Meyers, Kate Schilke and Ray Wolf

• Trans Story Circle #2, Participants: Aneeq Ahmed, Juniper Alliston, Cori Elam, Bailey Garvin, Anna Lantry, Quincy Meyer, Catherine Raffin and Ray Wolf

• Trans Story Circle #3, Participants: Indigo Alexander, Anonymous, Bones, Quinn Chronister, Tali Ilkovitch, Eli Earle, Quincy Meyers, Xander Omoto and Rose Rachel

• Jim Trappe, USDA Forest Service mycologist

• DJ Travers, bachelor's in Forestry (1998), LGBTQ+ activist and Founding Mother of the Corvallis Lesbian Avengers

• Brandon Trelstad, bachelor's in Environmental Science (2005), OSU Sustainability Officer

• Cliff Trow, Professor Emeritus of History (1966-1996), state Senator representing District 18 (1974-2003)
• student interview (November 19, 2008)
• Supporting Education as a Historian and Public Servant (December 13, 2013)

• Jo Anne Trow, last Dean of Women and first female Vice President at OSU (1965-1995)
  • student interview (February 8, 2013)
  • A Pioneer for Women at OSU (December 13, 2013)
  • Janet Nishihara, Beth Rietveld and Jo Anne Trow group interview (March 6, 2018)

• Juan Trujillo, Professor in the School of Language and Society

• Richard Tubb, Professor Emeritus of Fisheries and Wildlife (1975-1993), department head and aquatic biologist

• Gabe Tucker, bachelor's in Forestry (1976), Forestry research scientist

• Jenny Urbina, Ph.D. candidate in Environmental Sciences, international student from Colombia

• Paul Valenti, bachelor's (1947) and master's (1957) in Education, Beaver basketball player, coach, and Assistant Athletic Director (1946-1982)

• Vanessa Vanderzee, master's student in in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, student assistant for the Oregon State University Queer Archives

• Jack Van Loan, bachelor's in Business Administration (1954), fighter pilot with the United States Air Force, prisoner of war in Vietnam

• Froggi VanRiper, Ph.D. candidate in Environmental Sciences, Coalition of Graduate Employees officer

• Tony Van Vliet, bachelor's in Forestry (1952), master's in Forest Products (1958), faculty member in the College of Forestry and the Career Planning and Placement Center (1955-1990), legislator in the Oregon House of Representatives (1974-1995)

• Charles Vars, Professor Emeritus of Economics (1966-1997), Mayor of Corvallis (1986-1994)

• Veronica Vega, brewmaster at Deschutes Brewery, Bend, Oregon
• Interview 1 (June 12, 2017)
• Interview 2 (June 27, 2018)

• Nicthé Verdugo, bachelor's in Ethnic Studies (2015), staffmember at the Women's Center, member of Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán (MEChA)

• "Voices Without Borders", a panel discussion featuring OSU Hmong and Latinx students telling the stories of their families' arrivals in the United States

• Peaches Von Killingsworth, singer-songwriter and burlesque performer based in Eugene, Oregon

• Marianne Vydra, Senior Women's Administrator in the OSU Athletic Department

• Raven Waldron, bachelor's in Bioresource Research (2018), Pharm.D. candidate, student activist and past ASOSU Senator

• Ed Walkinstik-Man-Alone, descendent of the Choctaw Nation Bear Clan, environmental and social activist
• Interview 1 (February 27, 1986)
• Interview 2 (July 2, 1986)

• Jessica Wall, honors bachelor's in Biology (2004), attending physician at Seattle Children’s Hospital and Harborview Medical Hospital, and associate pediatric medical director at Airlift Northwest

• Rylan Wall, graduate student in College Student Services Administration, co-director of the Rainbow Continuum

• Christina Walsh, Student Engagement Coordinator for the College of Agricultural Science

• Chih Wang, master's (1947) and Ph.D. (1950) in Organic Chemistry, Professor Emeritus of Chemistry, Director Emeritus of the OSU Radiation Center 

• Dick Waring, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Forest Science (1963-2001), influential researcher on topics including remote sensing and climate change
• H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest Interview - Part 1 (September 26, 1997)
• H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest Interview - Part 2 (September 26, 1997)
• Building Models of the World's Forests (December 18, 2015)

• Pearlie Mae Washington, early member of the African American community in Eugene, Oregon

• Warren Washington, bachelor's in Physics (1958), master's in General Science (1960), scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, winner of the 2010 National Medal of Science

• Ed Waymire, Professor Emeritus of Mathematics (1982-2017), researches the mathematics of rain

• James K. Weatherford, Jr., bachelor's in Civil Engineering (1924), prominent local attorney and school board member, grandson of OAC Board of Trustees chair

• Don Weathers, hop farmer based in Kezier, Oregon

• Dale Weber, Professor of Animal Sciences (1976-1999), head advisor (1980-1998)

• Janet Webster, head of the Guin Library at Hatfield Marine Science Center (1989-2015)

• Nethmini Weerasekera, undergraduate in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, first-generation immigrant from Sri Lanka

• Linda Weider, bachelor's in Microbiology (1966), daughter of Extension veterinarian Guy Reynolds
  • Remembering Guy Reynolds (July 14, 2015)
  • Alumna Memories and a Career in Real Estate (July 14, 2015)

• Dick Weinman, Professor of Speech Communications (1967-1998), on-air voice of Oregon Public Broadcasting's Morning Edition
  
  • Memories of Broadcast Media Communications at OSU (October 25, 2014)
  • The Thin Edge of Dignity (January 28, 2015)

• Jennifer Wells, bachelor's (2008) in New Media Communications; e-reserves coordinator at OSU Libraries

• Jim Welty, bachelor's (1954) and master's (1959) in Mechanical Engineering, Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering (1962), Professor of Mechanical Engineering (1962-1996)

• Roger Werth, bachelor's in Liberal Studies (1980), staff photographer at the Longview Daily News, recipient of the 1981 Pulitzer Prize for reporting on the eruption of Mt. St. Helens

• Melvin Westwood, professor emeritus of Horticulture (1960-1983)

• Charlie White, bachelor's in Business Administration (1968), first African American to play basketball at OSU (1964-1966)

• Ken Whiteman, co-founder of pFriem Family Brewers and Vice President of the Oregon Brewers Guild

• Doug Whitsett, Oregon state senator (2005-2017), Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, former president of the Klamath Animal Clinic

• Katie Wicks, bachelor's in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (2015), advocate for transgender inclusivity

• Kurt and Rob Widmer, founders of Widmer Brothers Brewing, Portland, Oregon

• Cat Wiest, brewer at Pelican Brewing Company (Tillamook, OR) and Seabright Brewery (Santa Cruz, CA)

• Tony Wilcox, Professor in the College of Public Health and Human Sciences (1987-2015), chair of the Department of Exercise and Sports Science (1994-2011), co-director of the School of Biological and Population Health Sciences (2011-2015), former Faculty Senator and President of the Faculty Senate

• Bill Wilkins, Professor Emeritus of Economics and Dean of the College of Liberal Arts (1961-1994)
• Interview 1 (October 8, 2019)
• Interview 2 (October 9, 2019)

• Caroline Wilkins, instructor in History (1967-1968), major figure in Democratic Party politics including tenures as chair of the Democratic Party of Oregon (1969-1974) and vice-chair of the Democratic National Committee (1972-1977)

• Becca Williams, director of the OSU Survivor Advocacy and Resource Center

• Julie Williams, teacher at Corvallis High School, member of Corvallis LGBTQ+ community, adviser to the CHS Queer-Straight Alliance

• Matt Williams, undergraduate in Exercise and Sports Science, staff member at the Native American Longhouse Eena Haws

• Dave Wills, owner of Fresh Hops, Oregon Trail Brewery, and Dave's Christmas Trees

• Lonnie Wilson, railroad dining car worker

• Woodrow E. Wilson, railroad dining car cook

• Ray Wolf, undergraduate in Liberal Studies, member of the Corvallis LGBTQ+ community

• Bryan Wolfe, bachelor's in Agricultural Economics (1966), founder of the Wolfe Feedlot and the W. Bryan Wolfe Ranch

• Women's Center Staff, a group discussion of feminism, identities, open-mindedness, and white privilege

• Michelle Wonder, home brewer and employee at Perfect Pour Services, Portland, Oregon

• Kat Wondergloom, burlesque performer and producer based in Ashland, Oregon

• Carmen Wong, research associate in the School of Biological and Population Health Sciences

• G. Burton Wood, master's in Agricultural Economics (1940), Professor of Agricultural Economics (1951-1966), former senior economist for the U.S. Department of Agriculture
• Interview 1 (May 8, 1979)
• Interview 2 (May 25, 1979)

• LeVelle Wood, bachelor's in Home Economics Education (1921), professor of Dietetics at Kansas State University and Ohio State University

• Ralph Woodall, sale representative at Yakima-Chief Hopunion, Yakima, Washington

• Ember Ophelia Woody, burlesque producer and performer based in Eugene, Oregon

• Dawn Wright, Professor of Geosciences (1995-2011), Chief Scientist at Esri, expert on the use of GIS technologies to map both the geology and the geography of the ocean floor

• Ron Wrolstad, bachelor's in Food Science (1960), Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Food Science and Technology (1965-2004), major contributions to contributions to the study of fruit juice adulteration and natural food colorants

• Gary and Susan Wyatt, hop farmers based in Tumalo, Oregon