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Patricia Maddox

Assistant Professor

American Culture and Difference
Diversity Leadership
Data Analytics
Justice & Society Studies
Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies

  • Education
  • Loyola University - Chicago, Sociology, PhD, 2014
    Stetson University, BA, 2001
    Graduate Certificate in Women's Studies, Loyola University-Chicago, 2003

Dr. Patricia Maddox is a sociologist with expertise in sexuality & gender studies, youth culture, race and ethnicity and social theory with an emphasis on intersectionality. Her research interests include self-Identified women’s experiences in male dominated professions, first generation college students and academic belonging and LGBTQIA+ inclusive & comprehensive sex education. Dr. Maddox is a proud first generation college graduate who regularly teaches the First Year Experience course for first generation college students at St. Thomas. She is the faculty member for the Helping Professions Living Learning Community and is a trained faculty facilitator for the Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program. Read a recent Newsroom story about how Dr. Maddox has created a unique community engagement experience for her sociology students.


Dr. Maddox’s expertise includes sexuality & gender studies, youth culture, race and ethnicity and social theory with an emphasis on intersectionality.

St. Thomas Excellence in Advising Award in Major, 2021
Presidents Civic Engagement Leadership Award, 2020