Collection consists of general correspondence of Professor Dearle as Head of the Physics Department at the University of Western Ontario, 1915-1949, 1957, 1966; correspondence with senior staff of the University of Western Ontario, 1919-1947; wartime research and training, 1939-1943, n.d.; minutes, faculty of the University College of Arts, 1925-1945; collection of writings and other titles; student records, 1916; and and obituary of Raymond Compton Dearle that was added to the fonds after the creators death, 1971. The fonds also contains photographs of radio technicians' courses at University of Western Ontario, London, Ont., 1941-1942; and radio physics class, 1949; and photographs of Raymond Compton Dearle with family; and items of honors and awards.
Sans titreFile contains one original and one photocopy
Series consists of general correspondence from Dr. Ernest Franklin Barker as Head of the Physics Department at the University of Western Ontario from 1915-1919 and Professor Dearle as Head of the Physics Department at the University of Western Ontario, 1919-1949, 1957, 1966; and correspondence with senior staff of the University of Western Ontario, 1919-1947
In 1940 with the London Association for War Research and the National Research Council, Dr. Dearle led the Physics Department at the University of Western Ontario through an intensive radar research program as well as training programs for radio technicians. Series consists of a memorandum to the National Research Council by the London Association for War Research (1940), wartime research and training correspondence between R.C. Dearle and the National Research Council (1939-1941), and memoranda by the University of Western Ontario (1942, 1943, n.d.).
Series consists of Dearle's monthly meeting minutes from the Faculty of University College of Arts at the University of Western Ontario regarding program and institutional activities from 1925-1945.
Sans titreSeries consists of two volumes of essays , speeches, addresses he delivered, and other titles collected or written by R.C. Dearle. Each volume is accompanied by an index of titles.