Interview with Harry R. Wellman

Interview with Harry R. Wellman

February 9th, 1968

Interview with Harry R. Wellman, who in 1967-1968 served as acting President of the University of California system. Wellman was also an important agricultural educator, and his interview is part of a doctoral dissertation project, conducted by a Stanford doctoral student named Richard Dale Moody. The title of the dissertation is "Advocate for vocational education in California: the professional career of Julian A. McPhee" and was completed in 1968. &lt
/br&gt
[00:00:12] Moody records brief introduction, noting date, time, location of interview &lt
/br&gt
[00:01:01] Wellman asked about his relationship with Julian McPhee &lt
/br&gt
[00:02:40] Wellman describes working with McPhee, early relationship &lt
/br&gt
[00:06:44] Wellman describes history of employment, including his university positions &lt
/br&gt
[00:07:38] Wellman discusses agricultural education in university system &lt
/br&gt
[00:08:23] Wellman discusses McPhee's philosophy for education &lt
/br&gt
[00:10:19] Wellman discusses McPhee's relationship to Cal Poly &lt
/br&gt
[00:12:25] Wellman discusses Ed Lee &lt
/br&gt
[00:13:10] Wellman discusses accreditation &lt
/br&gt
[00:13:42] Moody asks about additional vocational philosophies in the university system &lt
/br&gt
[00:14:30] Moody discusses vocational training at Cal Poly &lt
/br&gt
[00:15:19] Moody asks about McPhee's recognition in the university system &lt
/br&gt
[00:16:50] Wellman talks about McPhee's impact on university system &lt
/br&gt
[00:18:04] Moody finishes up recording
further contents are garbled and unrelated &lt
/br&gt
Additional Descriptive Notes: Moody Interview - X (MI-X)

Creator: Moody, Richard Dale
Interviewer: Moody, Richard Dale
Performer: Moody, Richard Dale
Interviewee: Wellman, Harry R.

University of California, Berkeley

Berkeley (Calif.)

English

1/4 inch audio tape

1 Tape

Copyrighted. Rights are owned by California Polytechnic State University. Transmission or reproduction of materials protected by copyright beyond that allowed by fair use requires the written permission of the copyright owner. In addition, the reproduction of some materials may be restricted by terms of gift or purchase agreements, donor restrictions, privacy and publicity rights, licensing and trademarks. Works not in the public domain cannot be commercially exploited without permission of the copyright owner. Responsibility for any use rests exclusively with the user.

United States

California Polytechnic State University Special Collections and Archives, San Luis Obispo

Dexter Bin 1, U Arch AV Tapes Box 5 (Reels)
ua-sel_00000266

http://archive.org/details/cslusp_00004