Corey Knox is a highly qualified researcher, educator, and program director with years of experience in the fields of environmental education and psychology. Knox earned a Ph.D. in Science and Environmental Education from the University of Arizona and an MS in Community Psychology from the University of Alaska Anchorage. They also hold an MS in Educational Technology/Instruction Design from the University of Arizona and have studied Graduate Creative Writing at the University of Alaska Anchorage. As an expert in their field, Knox is highly sought after to teach and design curriculums that empower teachers, students, and community members to connect science and traditional ecological knowledge to social and environmental action.

At the University of Arizona's College of Education, Knox's research involves exploring the way socio-scientific problems are framed and communicated in school-based and community learning spaces. Knox is also highly experienced in program development and management, instructional design, creative writing, and digital learning technologies. Their extensive professional background includes roles such as Instructor at the University of Arizona, Research Scientist/Program Director at University of Arizona—College of Education, and Clinical Psychology Instructor at Pima Community College.

In addition to their academic and professional achievements, Knox has been involved in community organizations such as the Pima County Neighborhood Reinvestment Committee and has worked as an Evaluator/Consultant at the University of Alaska's Justice Center. They possess a highly diverse skill set and interdisciplinary expertise that makes them an important contributor to any organization or program they work with.