Jeff Knox

Jeff Knox is an Associate Professor in the Education Department at Carson-Newman University. He has a diverse teaching background spanning K-12 education, STEM magnet schools, and higher education, with expertise in physical education methods, educational leadership, and technology integration. His career includes roles as an Adapted Physical Education Chair for TAHPERD and participation in Tennessee Department of Education committees for teacher licensure standards.

• Education:
  • B.S. in Physical Education, Carson-Newman University
  • Masters of Education, Carson-Newman University
  • Doctorate in Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, University of Tennessee

His research interests focus on improving educational equity in high-poverty schools, service-learning integration in curricula, and the role of part-time faculty in higher education. His Google Scholar publications highlight themes in curriculum development, educational workforce dynamics, and community engagement.

Jeff volunteers with the Tennessee Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (TAHPERD) and contributes to statewide literacy initiatives. He balances his academic work with family life in Knox County, where he collaborates with his wife and two sons on various sports activities.