Research

Broadly invested in research that aims to understand student success and improve student outcomes, I undertake projects that illuminate or extend “actionable intersections" that affect college students’ development, persistence, and graduation. Of primary interest are projects exploring how institutional policies shape student experiences and outcomes during the first year of college. Related topics of interest include: 1) the interplay between students’ college experiences and their home lives; 2) interactions between faculty members and students outside of the classroom; and 3) equity of outcomes for traditionally underserved students.

		Bradley E. Cox Assistant Professor Higher Eudcation Educational Leadership and Policy Studies 1210G Stone Building 1114 West Call Street Tallahassee, FL 32306-4453 brad.cox@fsu.edu 850/644-6446


Home Page Autism in Higher Education LIPSS - Linking Institutional Policies to Student Success Parsing the First Year of College NCLE - Non-College Life-Events Other Research Teaching CV SPSS Add-Ins	Research Broadly invested in research that aims to understand student success and improve student outcomes, I undertake projects that illuminate or extend “actionable intersections" that affect college students’ development, persistence, and graduation. Of primary interest are projects exploring how institutional policies shape student experiences and outcomes during the first year of college. Related topics of interest include: 1) the interplay between students’ college experiences and their home lives; 2) interactions between faculty members and students outside of the classroom; and 3) equity of outcomes for traditionally underserved students.