Much of her research examines the victimization of offenders, especially among those who are incarcerated. She has personally interviewed prison inmates, read the details of prison inmates’ crimes buried within their files, surveyed jail inmates across fourteen different jails, and examined the official records of incarcerated juvenile gang members as they reentered their communities. Fox has been an active member of the DCS since she was a graduate student. She was awarded the DCS’s Distinguished New Scholar award in 2014, and she has served the division in many roles, including as an Executive Counselor (2011-2013) and as a member (and chair, in some cases) of the dissertation award committee, student paper award, outreach committee, and the awards committee. She is excited about the opportunity to continue to serve the division!