Stephanie Singer is Manager of Arts and Ideas Lectures at the JCCSF, where, since 2005, she has produced lectures and panels, and curated literary festivals and thematic series. She did her graduate studies at Harvard and Stanford in Jewish history, literature, and religion. Her favorite work of fiction is Isaac Bashevis Singer’s short story, “Gimpel the Fool.”
Arts October 24, 2014
The Lisa & Douglas Goldman Lecture Made possible through the generous support of the Lisa & Douglas Goldman Fund. Peter Thiel, the entrepreneur and investor behind many of Silicon Valley’s biggest success stories, sat down with Pandodaily’s editor-in-chief Sarah Lacy to discuss some of the ideas... Read more
Arts October 24, 2014
The Lisa & Douglas Goldman Lecture Made possible through the generous support of the Lisa & Douglas Goldman Fund. Actor, writer, musician, and generally adorable person Jason Segel says the things we’re most afraid of are the things that make us strong. Jason read from his new middle... Read more
Arts June 24, 2014
During her visit to the JCCSF on June 22, the very funny and frank Jennifer Weiner spoke about her latest novel All Fall Down, the story about a woman struggling with prescription drug abuse, writing what she knows, publishing industry sexism, and raising resilient daughters.