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Berman began her artistic career as a commercial artist. From 1958 to 1965, after training at the University of Maryland, Drexel Institute of Technology and the American University Graduate Department, she worked for a series of firms in or around Washington, D.C.
“My father said I couldn’t graduate college without having something (a major) I could earn a living at,” she said. She loved art and hence her major in commercial art. She worked for Hecht’s Main Store in Washington, D.C., Housing and Home Finance Agency Art Department, Stackig Advertising, Jands Art Studio, the National Institute of Health’s Medical Arts Department, and Colortone Press Art Department.
Bom in Green Bay, Wis., she moved to the Washington, D.C. area in 1942 to attend college and has lived there ever
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