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In the 1930s, Gotthard Schuh was one of Switzerland's leading photojournalists, an influence to Robert Frank among others. Today, he remains among the great unknowns of European photography. This is the first major overview.

In the 1930s, Gotthard Schuh was one of Switzerland's leading photojournalists, an influence to Robert Frank among others. Today, he remains among the great unknowns of European photography. This is the first major overview.

61 Seiten in gutem Zustand, 27607 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 290

Die Letzten Tage Der Menschheit Benatzky / Wagner / Schuh - CD 9003643991163

Foundations of Student Affairs Practice is an essential resource that explores the purposes of higher education, the theories that provide a foundation for student learning and growth, and the experiences that contribute to student learning. Florence Hamrick, Nancy Evans, and John Schuh—three preeminent leaders in the field—show how student affairs professionals can provide a more meaningful and holistic educational experience for their students.

In The Bowhunter's Guide, expert archer Dwight Schuh explores every aspect of the exciting and challenging sport of bowhunting. In step-by-step fashion, the author explains the secrets and skills of hunting with a bow and arrow: how to shoot a hunting bow, the best choice of equipment, how to stalk game, aiming skills and a host of other indispensable information. This comprehensive book covers every aspect of bowhunting, a sport that demands the ultimate in skill and fieldcraft.

In her first book, Tasha Schuh chronicled the details of her sixteen-foot fall to a concrete floor during a high school rehearsal of The Wizard of Oz. In My Last Step Backward, Tasha adapted to life as a C-5 quadriplegic and proved that, although tragedy might threaten our dreams, it can also inspire them. In My Next Move Forward, Tasha dispels the myths and stereotypes that individuals with physical disabilities must confront. After the accolades of college graduation and being crowned Ms. Wheelchair USA, Tasha realizes she has no time for dating. Tasha—now a writer, speaker, and found of a national support network called the PITCrew Movement—assesses her life to ask a question she had been avoiding for years: "Am I worthy of love?" With belief in herself, Tasha takes a leap of faith that leads her to meet her soulmate, Doug Michaels. She tackles the pros and cons of online dating; answers questions on sex, intimacy, and childbirth; and confronts the delicate balance between work and romance. In My Next Move Forward, Tasha Schuh shows that setbacks often provide the best of life's lessons, and faith can transform dreams into reality.

After showcasing her talent as the lead in her high school’s production of Grease, Tasha Schuh began to dream of a career in theater. No one knew that the stage itself would steal her dream—and almost her life—during a rehearsal for the next big show. Just days before her opening night performance in The Wizard of Oz, sixteen-year-old Tasha took one step backward and fell sixteen feet through a trap door. On that day, November 11, 1997, she landed on the concrete floor of the historic Sheldon Theatre, breaking her neck, crushing her spinal cord, and fracturing her skull. She would never walk again. For the next three days, Tasha prepared for a surgery that would at best leave her a C-5 quadriplegic. Post-op complications turned Tasha’s struggle and ultimate triumph into an unbelievable journey. From loss and grief to self-discovery and achievement, her faith, resilience, and honesty have allowed her to leave the old Tasha behind while she confronts the new Tasha’s life from a state-of-the-art wheelchair. Discover Tasha’s remarkable spirit in My Last Step Backward, a poignant memoir that seeks to inspire you to welcome adversity and face your own trap door of opportunity.

When Assessment in Student Affairs was first published in 1996, readers found a practical context for viewing the power of assessment across the domain of student services. Since then, John H. Schuh and M. Lee Upcraft have received numerous requests for more specific guidance to assessing and communicating the value of student affairs. This manual continues the work begun in their earlier book and provides a full range of tools for conducting effective assessments. The authors begin with an overview of the assessment process and then detail a range of methodologies, approaches, and issues—explaining how to use them and when to recruit expertise from other campus sources. Drawing from the latest practice and a wealth of case studies, they discuss: Qualitative assessment, including how to conduct focus groups Quantitative assessment, including how to select and design instruments Data collection and analysis, including mailed questionnaires, telephone surveys, and Web-based surveys Assessing diverse needs, satisfaction, outcomes, environments, cost effectiveness, and accreditation Specialized assessment studies, including how to review dropouts, graduates, academic success, and group educational programs Select programs in student services, including first-year programs, recreation programs, financial aid, admissions, residence halls, college unions, health services, career services, counseling services, judicial affairs, and Greek life Organizational and ethical approaches to assessment

Technically a 14th printing reprint of this classic, ongoing best-seller, this book comes back onto the market with a tremendous record of acceptance. Author Schuh is one of the most respected outdoor writers in the country and a master of calling elk during the bugle season. His book is a recognized definitive book on the subject of bugling both bull and cow elk. Chapters included on planning a hunt, scouting, calls and calling, locating a bull, bugling the bull in, the nature of elk hunting, camping and gear, meat care, a state-by-state rating, and a listing of information sources. Softcover, 5 ½ x 8 ½, 162 pages, many photographs.

Digitally remastered from newly discovered stereo source, this legendary 1959 performance from the New Orleans Opera stars Licia Albanese and Guiseppe Valdengo, Audrey Schuh and Norman Treigle. Conducted by Renato Cellini.