For more than two decades, Susan Adler has been providing art lessons and workshops to adults and children alike. She began her artistic journey under the tutelage of renowned clay sculptor Tom Supenski, and has since studied and worked with other celebrated artists in different mediums. Furthermore, Adler is an experienced author and NPR writer, and has studied early childhood development through the arts at Antioch. She holds a degree in English and Creative Writing from Towson State University and studied dance at Peabody Conservatory. Notably, she was the first caucasion to dance with the African-American dance troupe at Morgan State University. The incredible Susan Adler has had an impressive career in art and education. She was tutored by the famous clay sculptor Tom Supenski, and has since worked with many renowned artists in different mediums. Adler has also written for NPR and authored several books. She studied early childhood development through the arts at Antioch and holds a degree in both English and Creative Writing from Towson State University. Furthermore, Adler is a talented dancer, having studied at Peabody Conservatory and being the first caucasion to dance with the African-American dance troupe at Morgan State University.