Producer

evangeline.coker@fsu.edu

Evangeline grew up in a house of musicians and radio personalities. As a multi-instrumentalist and sound engineer, she has been live-mixing for music acts since she was a teenager. During her undergraduate degree, she worked as a reporter for her campus newspaper The Bells, and won Best Radio Commercial at the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association. After receiving her M.A. in Theatre Studies at FSU, she co-founded and ran a 501(c)3 performing arts company for five years and served as sound designer for dozens of theatre productions including Company, Our Town, The Wizard of Oz, and Million Dollar Quartet. She hopes this podcast helps researchers rediscover their passions, realize they are not alone, and stay true to “why they do what they do.”

As a student at Florida State University majoring in Social Work with a minor in Psychology, Cece worked with the Office of Research Development from Fall of 2019 to Spring of 2021. She has been instrumental in getting the Journeys in Research podcast off the ground. Prior to this, she has worked with the Department of Children and Families and the Kearney Center. She plans to complete her field internship in Spring 2022 with St. Dominic's Children's Home in Trinidad & Tobago. After graduating, Cece hopes to continue on to receive her MSW and LCSW. 

As a student at Florida State University majoring in Psychology with a minor in Chemistry, Damamli worked with the Office of Research Development (ORD) in 2021 and has been grateful for the experience this office has provided. After graduating, Damamli plans to take a gap year to work in medicine abroad before going to medical school and focusing on neurology or pediatrics. Damamli is from Tampa, FL, and enjoys Tallahassee for the many beautiful parks it has. In addition to her position at ORD, Damamli was also a UROP Leader and a Resident Assistant on campus.

As a student at Florida State University majoring in Biological Sciences, Noor worked with the Office of Research Development from 2022 - 2023. She worked with the Collaborative Collision team to create large events and research-related videos and helped with the Journeys in Research podcast. Noor is passionate about connecting faculty and members of the community on collaborative research projects.