Education
Major has attended or received degrees from the following institutions.
- The Art Institute of Chicago (James Nelson Raymond scholar), 1952–54
- Gus Nall Studio, Private Art Lessons, 1952-1954
- The New School for Social Research (French course only), 1971.
- Norwalk Community College, Norwalk Connecticut, 1972.
- Howard University, Washington D.C., 1974-1975
- State University of New York, Albany, B.S. 1976.
- Union Institute and University, Yellow Springs and Cincinnati, Ohio, Ph.D. 1978.
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