Scott M. Haskins

Background

Scott Haskins was born on March 13, 1953 in Whittier, California, United States, in the family of Arch and Joan Haskins.

Education

Scott received his degree in art conservation (with honors) at Lombardy Regional Conservation Center, Botticino, Italy, in 1978.

Career

Scott worked as an intern in Ex Monastero della Trinita Museum, then as a director of conservation at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. He was a chief conservator in Fine Art Conservation Laboratories, and also participant and consultant at Shroud of Turin Research Project.

Achievements

• Harry is mostly famous for his books The Emergency Care Book for Your Possessions and How to Save Your Stuff from a Disaster.

Works

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• book

  • How To Save Your Stuff From A Disaster: Complete Instructions on How To Preserve and Save Your Family History, Heirlooms and Collectibles 1996
  • Save Your Stuff in the Workplace: How to Protect & Save Employee Possessions, Collectables, Memorabilia, Artwork and other Corporate Assets 2013

Religion

Scott is devoted to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Membership

• associate member

  International Institute for Conservation

• professional associate member; vice-chairperson of Conservators in Private Practice

  American Institute for Conservation

  1990 - 1993

• vice-president

  Western Association for Art Conservation

  1982 - 1983

• president

  Western Association for Art Conservation

  1983 - 1984

• member of board of directors

  Western Association for Art Conservation

  1984 - 1985

Connections

Father:

Arch Haskins

Mother:

Joan Haskins

child:

Virginia

child:

Francesca

child:

James

child:

Andrew