Nita Green Corinblit

Background

Corinblit, Nita Green was born on March 3, 1924 in Detroit, Michigan, United States. Daughter of Leo and Gussie Green.

Education

Bachelor of Fine Arts, The Art Institute of Chicago Chicago, 1949; Master of Arts, California State University, 1971.

Career

Art, history of art and English teacher junior and senior High School, Los Angeles, 1963-1985. Arts and humanities consultant Los Angeles Unified School District, 1982-1986. Methods teaching crafts instructor California State University, Northridge, 1969-1971.

Humanities instructor Lee College University Judaism, Los Angeles, 1989-1991. Participant National Endowment of the Humanities project, Greensboro, North Carolina, 1982. Adjudicator Emerging Young Artists competition California Alliance for Arts Education, since 2002.

Achievements

• Nita Green Corinblit has been listed as a notable artist, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Witness United States House Ways and Means committee, American Association Museum, Washington, 1980. Docent Los Angeles Museum Contemporary Art, 1987-1992. Member executive board Fine Arts Council, Platt Gallery, University Judaism, Los Angeles, since 1990.

Member Women's Political Committee, Los Angeles, since 1992. Member California Humanities Association (president 1986-1987, newsletter editor 1988-2002, treasurer 1978-1985, Perlee award 1991), Los Angeles Printmaking Society, Academy television Arts and Sciences Foundation (education advisory board 1995-1999).

Interests

• Avocation: photography.

Connections

Married Jack Corinblit, March 9, 1944. Children: Meryl Marshall, Barbara Graff, Nancy Montgomery.

Father:

Leo Green

Mother:

Gussie Green

Spouse:

Jack Corinblit

child:

Barbara Graff Corinblit

child:

Meryl Marshall Corinblit

child:

Nancy Montgomery Corinblit