FGCU Storytelling: Caren Neile ~ Celebration of Jewish Storytelling
FGCU Storytelling: Caren Neile ~ Celebration of Jewish Storytelling 5:30pm Reception 6pm Performance 7pm Q&A Caren S. Neile, Ph.D., MFA, taught storytelling studies for two decades at Florida Atlantic University. A former Fulbright Senior Specialist in Jerusalem and Vienna, she has performed in 12 states and seven countries. She is the former chair of the National Storytelling Network, has appeared on Miami public radio as the Public Storyteller since 2009, and co-founded the international academic journal Storytelling, Self, Society . Dr. Neile has also published seven books and numerous articles. A Celebration of Jewish Storytelling Do you know how King Solomon outwitted the Queen of Sheba? You don't have to be Jewish to love Jewish stories. They are the cultural building blocks of a people that contain values and morals that unite us all. So sit back, enjoy, and take home some stories to share! From Tuesday, October 13, 2026 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM EDT at FGCU Wasmer Art Gallery, Arts Complex .
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Date & timeTuesday, October 13, 2026 · 5:30 PMEnds 7:30 PM
LocationFGCU Wasmer Art Gallery, Arts Complex
OrganizerCampus organization
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FGCU Storytelling: Caren Neile ~ Celebration of Jewish Storytelling
FGCU Storytelling: Caren Neile ~ Celebration of Jewish Storytelling 5:30pm Reception 6pm Performance 7pm Q&A Caren S. Neile, Ph.D., MFA, taught storytelling studies for two decades at Florida Atlantic University. A former Fulbright Senior Specialist in Jerusalem and Vienna, she has performed in 12 states and seven countries. She is the former chair of the National Storytelling Network, has appeared on Miami public radio as the Public Storyteller since 2009, and co-founded the international academic journal Storytelling, Self, Society . Dr. Neile has also published seven books and numerous articles. A Celebration of Jewish Storytelling Do you know how King Solomon outwitted the Queen of Sheba? You don't have to be Jewish to love Jewish stories. They are the cultural building blocks of a people that contain values and morals that unite us all. So sit back, enjoy, and take home some stories to share! From Tuesday, October 13, 2026 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM EDT at FGCU Wasmer Art Gallery, Arts Complex .