Florida State University Athletics
Women's Track and Field
Coleman, Jennifer
Jennifer Coleman
- Title:
- Public Relations Assistant - Track and Field/Cross Country
- Email:
- Jnc23f@fsu.edu
- Phone:
- 229-200-2917
Jennifer Coleman enters her second year at Florida State in the 2025-26 season, serving as a public relations assistant. In recognition of her accomplishments, she was recognized as part of the College Sports Communicators 30 Under 30 Class of 2023.
Coleman came to Tallahassee after five years as a student athletic communication assistant at Thomas University. Coleman served as the primary contact for the cross country and track & field and women's soccer teams, as well as a secondary contact for women's basketball, softball, baseball, flag football and football. Coleman was also responsible for managing athletic social media pages, photography, videography, creative content, game day operations and coordinating local media interviews.
While she was at TU, she was part of hosting the 2022 and 2023 Sun Conference quarterfinal round of women’s and men’s soccer, working with a program that had numerous all-conference performers. She also hosted the 2022 and 2023 Women’s Flag Football SUN Conference Tournament and assisted in the National Tournament.
She also was a decorated student-athlete for the Night Hawks, breaking six school records in the shot put, discus and javelin. In 2023, Coleman was named an NAIA Academic All-American and received the Sun Conference Champion of Character Award. She earned three All-Sun Conference recognitions and eight times was named to the Sun Conference All-Academic Team.
Coleman is no stranger to the Thomas County area, graduating from Thomas County Central High School in 2019. Coleman was a member of TCCHS's state-renowned and award-winning broadcasting program under the guidance of Kristy Faucett and Thomasville Sports Hall of Famer Randy Young. The former Yellow Jacket gained experience in videography, editing, and other multimedia.
Coleman earned her bachelor's degree in film studies from Thomas University in 2023.
Coleman came to Tallahassee after five years as a student athletic communication assistant at Thomas University. Coleman served as the primary contact for the cross country and track & field and women's soccer teams, as well as a secondary contact for women's basketball, softball, baseball, flag football and football. Coleman was also responsible for managing athletic social media pages, photography, videography, creative content, game day operations and coordinating local media interviews.
While she was at TU, she was part of hosting the 2022 and 2023 Sun Conference quarterfinal round of women’s and men’s soccer, working with a program that had numerous all-conference performers. She also hosted the 2022 and 2023 Women’s Flag Football SUN Conference Tournament and assisted in the National Tournament.
She also was a decorated student-athlete for the Night Hawks, breaking six school records in the shot put, discus and javelin. In 2023, Coleman was named an NAIA Academic All-American and received the Sun Conference Champion of Character Award. She earned three All-Sun Conference recognitions and eight times was named to the Sun Conference All-Academic Team.
Coleman is no stranger to the Thomas County area, graduating from Thomas County Central High School in 2019. Coleman was a member of TCCHS's state-renowned and award-winning broadcasting program under the guidance of Kristy Faucett and Thomasville Sports Hall of Famer Randy Young. The former Yellow Jacket gained experience in videography, editing, and other multimedia.
Coleman earned her bachelor's degree in film studies from Thomas University in 2023.
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