About
Susan (Sue) Cox is a Professor in the Department of Sociology at Bellevue College (BC), where she has taught for over 20 years. Her courses include Introduction to Sociology, Social Problems, Dating, Relationships & Families, Deviance in Society, Religion and Our Social World, and Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS): The Good Life. Prior to her academic career, she worked in social work, focusing on adoptions, foster care, and juvenile corrections.
- Education:
- BA in Sociology and Computer Science
- MA in Sociology
Research Interests
Dr. Cox's work bridges sociology and social work, emphasizing family dynamics, gender studies, and societal deviance. Her courses reflect a commitment to understanding social structures, with a focus on practical applications in education and community engagement.
Professional Background
Before joining BC, she worked in special needs adoptions, as a Foster Care Coordinator, and at Echo Glen Children's Center, including part-time and intermittent roles. Her academic concentration in Gender Studies and Sociology informs her teaching and advising approach.
Personal Life
Outside academia, she enjoys family time with her husband and two children, camping, baking, and reading. She emphasizes the importance of work-life balance and active community participation.
