Communications Assistant
College of Fine Arts

Contact

mkhan10@fsu.edu

Originally from Niagara Falls, Canada, Noor Khan is a senior at Florida State University studying Biological Sciences. At the FSU College of Fine Arts, she works closely with the social media team and Communications Manager, Jamie Rager, to create engaging promotional materials and increase CFA’s media presence. Noor acts as a liaison, coordinating with departments, the arts community, and student organizations across campus. She strives to celebrate the thriving culture of the arts – emphasizing arts research, exploration, and creativity at FSU and in the greater Tallahassee community. With Jamie, Noor endeavors to continue to build lasting relationships between faculty, current and future CFA students, alumni, donors, museum professionals, artists, and the general public.

Noor’s previous engagements include her accomplishments as assistant to Research Development Coordinator, Evangeline Ciupek, at the FSU Office of Research Development (ORD). Last Fall, Noor planned and managed a university-wide collaborative research workshop for international faculty and researchers interested in international collaborations and Fulbright scholarship. The event featured a discussion panel led by distinguished speakers, with an opportunity to network and connect during the reception hour. Noor also helped advance strategic initiatives such as Collaborative Collision – an accelerated team development program where interdisciplinary teams explore complex solutions to complex challenges and compete for up to $100,000. Noor’s role in the program included being a Connector pod host, maintaining research notes for teams, editing videos, and capturing B-roll. Her other special projects at ORD included writing articles for the Research Development Digest, creating graphics for ORD-NSF workshops, and transcribing podcast episodes for the Journeys in Research podcast.

In her free time, Noor enjoys reading historical fiction, journaling, learning how to skateboard, and running along FSU’s Legacy Walk.