Philip G. Haddock fonds Compiled by Christopher Hives (1987) and Pat Rorick (1994) Last revised November 2010

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1 Philip G. Haddock fonds Compiled by Christopher Hives (1987) and Pat Rorick (1994) Last revised November 2010 University of British Columbia Archives

2 Table of Contents Fonds Description o Title / Dates of Creation / Physical Description o Biographical Sketch o Scope and Content o Notes Series Descriptions o Biographical series o General Correspondence series o Personal Correspondence series o Miscellaneous Personal Materials o Course-Related Records o Subject Files o Graduate Program / Students Records o Speakers Bureau series File List Catalogue entry (UBC Library catalogue)

3 Philip G. Haddock fonds m of textual records. Biographical Sketch Fonds Description George Philip Haddock was born in San Diego, California in He completed his B.S. in forestry (1934) and Ph.D. in plant physiology (1942) at the University of California, Berkeley. After graduation, Haddock enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Force where he served until He then assumed his first teaching position at the New York State College of Forestry. In 1946, he returned to the West coast to become Assistant Professor of Silviculture at the College of Forestry, University of Washington. While there he aided in developing plans and operations in commercial thinning of Douglas firs. He also became interested in Douglas fir provenance and he assisted Dr. Stan Gessel in his first fertilization plots. Haddock remained at the University of Washington until 1953 when he joined the Faculty of Forestry at UBC to work in the area of silviculture. Throughout his career, Haddock has strived to infuse science into the art of silviculture. He is also an ardent conservationist. Although he retired from UBC in 1978, Haddock has remained active. In 1982, he coordinated and taught in a resource management course offered at Simon Fraser University. Scope and Content Fonds includes: Biographical Information, General Correspondence ( ), Personal Correspondence Files ( ), Miscellaneous Personal Records, Course- Related Records ( ), and Subject Files. Notes Some restrictions may apply.

4 Series Descriptions Biographical series file of textual records. Series consists of Philip Haddock's curriculum vitae. General Correspondence series m of textual records. Series consists of correspondence and other materials. Series was filed chronologically by Haddock. Personal Correspondence series cm of textual records. Series consists of correspondence files assembled over many years pertaining to specific individuals. The names include old friends and colleagues of Haddock and some graduate students. Miscellaneous Personal Materials cm of textual records and published materials. Series consists of class notes, lecture notes, field books, correspondence, printed material, essays, applications, publications, book reviews, and "Letters to the Editor" generated by Haddock as independent research material, as an undergraduate student, and during his career at the University of Washington. Series contains three subseries: Class Notes, University of Washington, and Research Material subseries. Course-Related Records cm of textual records. Series consists of class lists, student grades, exams, and course descriptions pertaining to Haddock's career at UBC. Series also includes materials pertaining to a Resource Management course taught by Haddock at Simon Fraser University in Subject Files cm of textual records. Series consists of reports, minutes of meetings, correspondence, notes, articles, conference proceedings, printed material, essays, clippings, programs, and memoranda pertaining to various topics within the area of Forestry.

5 Graduate Program / Students Records cm of textual records. Series consists of memoranda, reports, course lists, and correspondence pertaining to the Graduate Program in Forestry. Series also includes a copy of a Ph.D. thesis by Clive A. David (1986). Some restrictions may apply. Speakers Bureau series cm of textual records. Series consists of confirmations for Haddock's numerous speaking engagements conducted under the auspices of the UBC Speakers Bureau, a central "clearing house" for the numerous requests received by the university for speakers. Information includes name of the group, age range of its members, numbers expected, date, title of talk, etc. Series also includes Annual Reports and a Catalogue of Topics.

6 File List BOX 1 BIOGRAPHICAL SERIES 1-1a Biographical Information - C.V. CORRESPONDENCE GENERAL BOX

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8 BOX Continued PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE FILES 4-20 Baker, F.S. ( ) 4-21 Beckring, Rudy (1956/57) 4-22 Bunce, Hu ( ) 4-23 Bunnell, Fred ( ) 4-24 Chambers, Alan D. ( ) 4-25 Duffield, John W. ( ) BOX Elliot, Dave M. ( ) 5-2 Falkenhagen, Emil ( )

9 5-3 Gessel, Stanley P. ( ) 5-4 Gessel, Stanley P. ( ) 5-5 Ghebremichael, Asghedon (1985) 5-6 Golding, Doug (1968) 5-7 Hacker, Claus ( ) 5-8 Klinka, Karel ( ) 5-9 Morgantini, Luigi (1974) 5-10 Scott, Bill (1972/73) 5-11 Silen, Roy R. (1957) 5-12 Tan, C.S. (1974/75) 5-13 Thirgood, Jack V. ( ) 5-14 Thirgood, Jack V. ( ) 5-15 Vold, Cecily (1973/74) 5-16 Wade, Lynn (1977) 5-17 Waelti, Hans (1975) 5-18 Webb, Ken T. ( ) 5-19 Williams, M.Y. - Reprints MISCELLANEOUS PERSONAL MATERIALS Class Notes 5-20 Haddock's Class Notes - Forestry 125 [Forest Influences] (1933/34) University of Washington 5-21 Lecture Notes (1946) 5-22 Lecture Notes (1947) 5-23 Field Book - "Notes and Records" [Seattle] (1947) 5-24 Field Book ( ) 5-25 Field Book - "Class Field Trips" ( ) 5-26 "Douglas Fir Provenance Study" - Correspondence, Data ( ) 5-27 Miscellaneous Correspondence, Printed Material ( ) 5-28 Correspondence Re: Haddock's Review of D.C. Peattie's Natural History of Western Trees (1951) 5-29 Student Essay (1951)

10 Research Material 5-30 General Information ( ) 5-31 National Research Council Applications ( ) 5-33 Random Research Ideas ( ) 5-34 Miscellaneous Expense Records ( ) 5-35 Personal Records Re: Sabbatical ( ) 5-36 Publications by Haddock 5-37 Addresses by Haddock 5-38 Book Reviews by Haddock 5-39 "Letters to the Editor" by Haddock BOX 6 COURSE RELATED RECORDS 6-1 Forestry 248/348 ( ) 6-2 Forestry 250 [Silvics] (1964, 1966) 6-3 Forestry 300 [Forest and Wood Science] (1976) 6-4 Forestry 350 [Silviculture I] ( ) 6-5 Forestry 350 [Silviculture II] ( ) 6-6 Forestry 350 [Silviculture II] ( ) 6-7 Forestry 351 (1974) 6-8 Forestry 390 [Spring Camp] (1967/68) 6-9 Forestry 404 ( ) 6-10 Forestry 415 [Forest History and Policy] (1976) 6-11 Forestry 450 [Silviculture] ( ) 6-12 Forestry 450 [Silviculture II] ( ) 6-13 Forestry 451 (1970, 1977) 6-14 Forestry 553 ( ) 6-15 B.S.F. Theses Files ( ) S.F.U. Resource Management Course [MRM 661] Records (1982) In 1982, Haddock organized and taught part of the Resource Management course offered by Simon Fraser University 6-16 Course Outline, Class Lists, Correspondence, Grades 6-17 Correspondence, Financial Records, Course Outline

11 6-18 Introduction -- Lecture Lecture 2 -- "Principals in Silviculture" 6-20 Lecture 3 -- "Silviculture Practice and Forest Management" 6-21 Course Essay, Notes 6-22 Course Appraisals 6-23 Course Readings 6-24 Course Readings BOX Course Readings 7-2 Course Readings 7-3 Course Readings 7-4 Course Readings 7-5 Pamphlets SUBJECT FILES 7-6 Academic Program Committee [UBC] - Report (1965) 7-7 Canadian Institute of Forestry - Minutes (Oct. 13, 1981; Feb. 9, 1982) 7-8 Curriculum Committee [UBC] - Minutes, Reports (1968) 7-9 Dendrology and Plant Taxonomy - Correspondence, Notes, and Articles ( ) 7-10 Douglas Fir Grafts - Printed Material, Notes 7-11 Douglas Fir in Canada - Seed Collection Zones - Paper, Correspondence ( ) 7-12 Education/Recreation Conference (1967) 7-13 Festival of Forestry (1967) - Printed Material, Agenda (1967) 7-14 Forestry Chronicle - Correspondence (1976/77) 7-15 Forest History - Notes (1967) 7-16 Forest Litter - Essays, Notes (1967/68) 7-17 National Shade Tree Conference [Western Chapter] - Notes, Printed Material, Correspondence, Clippings (1961) 7-18 Northern B.C. and Yukon Forest Geography 7-19 Northwest Forest Tree Seed Committee - Agenda, Minutes (1961/62) 7-20 Northwest Scientific Association - Correspondence, Programs, Printed Material ( ) 7-21 Reforestation Board Workshop (1975)

12 7-22 "Save Our Parklands Areas" [Early - Re: Shaughnessey, etc] - Minutes, Correspondence, Clippings 7-23 Selenium Experiment [Stettler, F.R.] - Notes, Correspondence, Reports (1955/56) 7-24 Silvics - Printed Material, Notes (1953/54) 7-25 Silviculture Search Committee [UBC] - Memos, Correspondence (1977) 7-26 UBC Forest Arboretum - Correspondence, Invoices, Printed Material (1958/59) 7-27 UBC Forest Alumni - Correspondence, Notes (1979) 7-28 UBC Forest Committee - Minutes, Reports ( ) 7-29 UBC Research Forest - Memos, Correspondence, Printed Material ( ) 7-30 Vocational/Professional Information - Misc Weeping Spruce ( ) Continued BOX 8 GRADUATE PROGRAM/STUDENTS RECORDS 8-1 Graduate Program Committee - Memos, Reports, Correspondence (1966/67) 8-2 Graduate Program Committee - Correspondence, Memos ( ) 8-3 Graduate Students and Related Graduate Courses (1960s) 8-4 Graduate Students and Related Graduate Courses (1960s) 8-5 Graduate Students and Related Graduate Courses (1960s) 8-6 Graduate Students and Related Graduate Courses (1970s) 8-7 Ph.D. Thesis - Clive A. David (1986) BOX 9 SPEAKERS BUREAU (UBC) 9-1 Haddock's Speaking Assignments ( ) 9-2 Haddock's Speaking Assignments ( ) 9-3 UBC Speakers Bureau - Annual Reports (1976/77, 1979/80, 1980/81, 1981/82) 9-4 UBC Speakers Bureau Catalogue of Topics (1980/81, 1981/82)

13 BOX 10 CORRESPONDENCE 10-1 Correspondence, Correspondence, Correspondence, Correspondence, Correspondence, Correspondence, BOX Correspondence, Correspondence, Correspondence, Correspondence, 1988 BOX Correspondence, Correspondence, Correspondence, 1991 BOX 13 SUBJECT FILES 13-1 British Columbia Forestry Association, Complete Tree Institute, Correspondence - re. Italian Sabbatical, Correspondence - re. Italian Sabbatical, Douglas Fir, Forest Land Use Liaison Committee, 1991 BOX Forestry Faculty - UBC, Miscellaneous Publications,

14 13-9 Nimpkish Tall Tree, Pacific Coast species of Abies, Pacific Science Congress, BOX Plus Tree Board 14-2 Save our Parklands- Galiano Island, Carmanah, Siviculture Institute of British Columbia, Sustainable Forestry Roundtable, USSR Trip, United States, Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, University of Washington - Forestry, Western Forests Genetic Association, 1987