# Liz Neeley
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liz neeley is a science communicator and the Executive Director of The Story Collider, a nonprofit organization that focuses on true, personal stories inspired by science. She began her career in marine biology and conservation and has since become an expert in the use of narrative storytelling for effective science communication.
== Education and early career ==
Neeley received her Bachelor of Arts in Marine Biology in 2002.
Research: Stories about becoming a part of the process
This week we present stories from people who found themselves in sticky situations in the midst of doing research.
Part 1: Erik Vance's first job reporting on scientific research doesn't smell as much like success as it smells like manure.
Part 2: Liz Neeley observes hypnosis from the inside when …
BONUS: Before and After: Stories that evolve over time
In this special BONUS episode, we unveil a brand-new addition to our podcast! To celebrate, we present new versions of classic stories from Story Collider’s directors and discuss how they have evolved since their original telling.
Part 1: As a marine biology student, Liz Neeley loves the order of s…
Nature’s supercomputer lives on your dog | Ed Yong
Ed Yong explores the hidden features that make dog noses so incredible.
Many animals, from sharks to elephants, are champions of olfaction (smelling).
Dogs are the most famous. Through their sense of smell, dogs can tell which direction a person traveled and even can distinguish between identica…
Liz Neeley: Voice of Leadership as the Executive Director of the Nebraska State Bar Association
In this episode, Mandy sits down with Liz Neeley, Executive Director of the Nebraska State Bar Association, whose leadership has shaped the way lawyers across the state learn, connect, and serve. With decades of experience in legal education, professional development, and organizational leadership,…
BONUS: Let's feel hopeful about information!
Hello havoc wreakers and welcome back to our little dose of hope. If you're just joining us, I'm Lauren Shippen, creator of Two Thousand and Late and, in an effort to balance out all the shitty stuff the audio drama tackles, I talked with some incredible artists, creators, and activists who are gra…
Ed Yong: Why Perceiving Animal Senses Makes Us Empathetic Not Only to Other Creatures But Also to Each Other
Hosted by Andrew Keen, Keen On features conversations with some of the world’s leading thinkers and writers about the economic, political, and technological issues being discussed in the news, right now.
In this episode, Andrew is joined by Ed Yong, author of An Immense World: How Animal Senses Rev…
Sensemaking as Solidarity: Liz Neeley on cutting through noise to meet the moment
Our guest this week is Liz Neeley, founder of Liminal, a science communication collective that focuses on sensemaking. We discuss the ways storytelling can help us make meaningful change from our research, navigating risks of speaking out, and tools for working against the strategic onslaught of in…
Liz Neeley: The Power of Science Communication, Curiosity & Connecting Ideas
Liz Neeley joins Edutainment Learning for an engaging conversation about the power of science communication, curiosity, and making complex ideas meaningful and accessible. Drawing from her experience at the intersection of science, communication, and storytelling, Liz shares insights into how we c…
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