Dr. Lady Cox Named 2025 Campus Professional of the Year by Phi Delta Theta
At the 85th Biennial Convention of Phi Delta Theta, the Fraternity proudly honored Dr. Lady Cox of Auburn University with the 2025 Campus Professional of the Year Award. This recognition highlights her extraordinary contributions to students at Auburn, Greek life, and the advancement of higher education.
Across North America, Phi Delta Theta strives to be a positive force not only within its chapters but also within the broader campus communities. This vision is made possible by strong partnerships with college and university administrators who support and guide students every step of the way.
Among those distinguished professionals, Dr. Lady Cox stands out as a true champion of student success. As associate vice president for student affairs at Auburn University, Dr. Cox oversees a wide array of student-focused areas, including Greek life, first-year experience, student involvement, and counseling services. Her leadership has elevated Auburn’s student life by fostering unity among these programs and maintaining a clear focus on the holistic development of students.
To the brothers of the Alabama Beta at Auburn University, Dr. Cox has been more than an administrator; she has been a trusted advocate, mentor, and partner. Her unwavering support has helped the chapter thrive through a culture rooted in accountability, leadership, and inclusion. Whether through policy guidance, one-on-one mentorship, or simply showing up, Dr. Cox consistently empowers students to live out their values and lead with purpose.
In recognition of her approachability, impact, and genuine care for the success of students, Phi Delta Theta was honored to present the 2025 Campus Professional of the Year Award to Dr. Lady Cox. The award was presented by Cameron MacRae, president of the Alabama Beta Chapter at Auburn University, as a heartfelt thank-you for her enduring support and influence.
Dr. Cox’s work exemplifies the role campus professionals play in shaping meaningful student experiences, and Phi Delta Theta is proud to recognize her as a model of servant leadership in higher education.
