A collection of Dr. Schein’s correspondence, mostly professional letters but with some personal material included. Of particular interest are a set of letters of congratulation on Dr. Schein’s biography of Frederick Schreiber, A Rose for Tomorrow; some postcards he sent his brother Harold while traveling; and correspondence for articles he wrote for the Encyclopedia of Deaf People and Deafness and the World Book Encyclopedia.

While Dr. Schein’s academic focus was more on research than education, he did teach classes on deafness and rehabilitation at New York University. Most of this series consists of reading lists, test materials, student papers, and lecture outlines and notes from his NYU classes, as well as NYU faculty activity reports. It also includes a collection of similar material from psychology classes he taught in the late 1950s in Florida.

While Dr. Schein’s academic focus was more on research than education, he did teach classes on deafness and rehabilitation at New York University. Most of this series consists of reading lists, test materials, student papers, and lecture outlines and notes from his NYU classes, as well as NYU faculty activity reports. It also includes a collection of similar material from psychology classes he taught in the late 1950s in Florida.

While Dr. Schein’s academic focus was more on research than education, he did teach classes on deafness and rehabilitation at New York University. Most of this series consists of reading lists, test materials, student papers, and lecture outlines and notes from his NYU classes, as well as NYU faculty activity reports. It also includes a collection of similar material from psychology classes he taught in the late 1950s in Florida.

While Dr. Schein’s academic focus was more on research than education, he did teach classes on deafness and rehabilitation at New York University. Most of this series consists of reading lists, test materials, student papers, and lecture outlines and notes from his NYU classes, as well as NYU faculty activity reports. It also includes a collection of similar material from psychology classes he taught in the late 1950s in Florida.

While Dr. Schein’s academic focus was more on research than education, he did teach classes on deafness and rehabilitation at New York University. Most of this series consists of reading lists, test materials, student papers, and lecture outlines and notes from his NYU classes, as well as NYU faculty activity reports. It also includes a collection of similar material from psychology classes he taught in the late 1950s in Florida.

While Dr. Schein’s academic focus was more on research than education, he did teach classes on deafness and rehabilitation at New York University. Most of this series consists of reading lists, test materials, student papers, and lecture outlines and notes from his NYU classes, as well as NYU faculty activity reports. It also includes a collection of similar material from psychology classes he taught in the late 1950s in Florida.

A collection of Dr. Schein’s correspondence, mostly professional letters but with some personal material included. Of particular interest are a set of letters of congratulation on Dr. Schein’s biography of Frederick Schreiber, A Rose for Tomorrow; some postcards he sent his brother Harold while traveling; and correspondence for articles he wrote for the Encyclopedia of Deaf People and Deafness and the World Book Encyclopedia.

A collection of Dr. Schein’s correspondence, mostly professional letters but with some personal material included. Of particular interest are a set of letters of congratulation on Dr. Schein’s biography of Frederick Schreiber, A Rose for Tomorrow; some postcards he sent his brother Harold while traveling; and correspondence for articles he wrote for the Encyclopedia of Deaf People and Deafness and the World Book Encyclopedia.

A collection of Dr. Schein’s correspondence, mostly professional letters but with some personal material included. Of particular interest are a set of letters of congratulation on Dr. Schein’s biography of Frederick Schreiber, A Rose for Tomorrow; some postcards he sent his brother Harold while traveling; and correspondence for articles he wrote for the Encyclopedia of Deaf People and Deafness and the World Book Encyclopedia.