Teaching Positions
- 1952-1954: Drawing and Painting, Neighborhood House, Riverdale. NY
- 1954: Finch College, NY; Founded Coenties Slip (Manhattan) School of Art
- 1956: Positano Art Workshop. Positano, Italy
- 1955-1959: Cranbrook Academy of Arts, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
- 1961-1968: Downtown Art Center, Seamens Church Institute, Coenties Slip (Manhattan), NY
- 1961-1971: New York University
- 1968-1969: Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
- 1973-1974: Queens College, CUNY
- 1975-1980: Southern Tip School of Art, South Street Seaport, NY
- 1979-1983: Parsons School of Design Master of Fine Arts program, NY
- 1985-2003: Art Students League of New York;
- 1986-2000: Kingsborough Community College, City University, NY
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