[3] She previously served as the Director of NASA's Heliophysics Science Division of the Goddard Space Flight Center and in the Applied Physics Laboratory at the Johns Hopkins University.

[2] He continued to encourage her love of science, explaining to her the movement of the planets and identifying stars in the night's sky.

[8] After her PhD, Fox moved to the Goddard Space Flight Center as a US National Research Council postdoctoral fellow, where she was mentored by Mario Acuña.

[10] Fox led outreach programs on space weather, and has continued public engagement throughout her scientific career.

[13] In 2008 Fox was the Deputy Project Scientist for Living With a Star, NASA's Van Allen Probes mission.

[2] Work in the Heliophysics Science Division considers space phenomena relating to the sun, and includes robotic missions and satellites.

[26] Fox has served as Associate Editor for Geophysical Research Letters and the Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics.