Lisbeth Meunier Goddik, PhD

Lisbeth grew up on a farm in Denmark and immigrated to the US with her family in 1984. Her brother and sister continue to farm in the Willamette Valley. Lisbeth has lived and worked in Denmark, France, New Zealand, Canada, Ireland, and the US. At OSU, she served for 20 years as the Dairy Foods Extension Specialist and moved into the Department Head position 5 years ago. Lisbeth belongs to multiple dairy and cheese associations and especially values her connections to artisan cheese makers in OR and in France. She enjoys traveling with her husband - often visiting their 3 adult children who tend to combine work, travel, and studying. Lisbeth’s one hobby - when time allows - is long-distance hiking.

Fifi Anderson

Fifi was married to a basketball coach for 62 years. He played & coached at OSU for 37 years so much of their academic & social time involved games, tutoring, entertaining coaches & players & families. Fifi taught middle school English & Social Studies for 27 years (TAG programs) and when her husband became head coach here, she was involved with summer camps & team travel. Fifi belongs to PEO and is involved in St. Mary's flower and liturgical decorations.

Didi Nowers

After graduating with a bachelor's degree in fine arts many years ago, Didi was an advertising illustrator and copywriter. Once she was married and had children, Didi was a stay-at-home mother yet quite involved in several community organizations and charitable foundations holding just about every position.

Didi’s love for art has never diminished. In 2007 she trained to become a docent at the Portland Art Museum. That eventually culminated into being president of the Docent Council.

Investing in property started in the mid 1980's. Buying and selling has been constant until a year ago when she happily sold her last property.

Danielle Robinson

Having earned her undergraduate degree from Purdue University in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering, Danielle spent the first 20 years of her career as a systems engineer, manager, and deputy chief engineer at Lockheed Martin, working on projects ranging from satellites and military ground communications to submarines. Looking to spend more time with her two sons before they headed to college, she transitioned to independent engineering contracting and tutoring middle and high school students in all things STEM-related.

In addition to her paid work, Danielle has been a member of ARCS for 10 years through the Metro-Washington Chapter, serving at various times as chapter VP Membership, VP Communications, and Chapter President. She has also served at the National level on DEI and LPR committees and is currently the National Secretary. Danielle has been deeply involved in coaching, mentoring, and judging VEX and FIRST robotics teams at the middle and high school levels, traveling with her students to competitions across Virginia and nationally. Further underscoring her commitment to contributing to education at all levels, she has served on several education-related committees, including math curriculum and textbook selection in Virginia, and most recently developing the strategic plan for Oregon City Public Schools.

With her husband of 25 years, Danielle has raised two boys, one in college and one recently graduated, and they are now navigating the new world of empty-nesters. In her free time, she enjoys traveling (having visited 27 countries and lived on three continents), reading historical fiction, and elaborately decorating sugar cookies.