Faculty Bio

Coconut Creek, Florida

For over 15 years, Trinity Cox has been an exciting and highly-recommended professional dance artist and teacher. She is setting a new standard, coaching dancers on how to train with integrity, work diligently, and remain teachable. Her commitment to reviving the regality of professional dance is changing the way college and pre-professional dancers handle artistic development and career dreams. As founder of The Dance Career Coach™, she specializes in helping dancers recognize the value of strong dance and professionalism training. She has taught various dance techniques and company classes at Camp Broadway, Dance The Yard,  Alabama State University, Ballethnic Dance Academy, SQAD, within public school districts and various studios.

Prior to taking on her corps de ballet role at Columbia City Ballet, Trinity has danced with Watershed Dance Theatre, Collage Dance Collective, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Ballethnic Dance Company and Montgomery Ballet. To date, her devout passion and teaching style has been inspired by the likes of Linda Celeste Sims, Erin Jaffe-Gardner, Eric Conrad, Douglas Dunn and more! Trinity came to value being a pliable artist and attentive dance teacher through her connections with Delores Browne, Luctricia Welters, James Atkinson and Michael Medcalf.

Trinity has been featured in Venice Magazine (Spring 2019), Voyage ATL, and Carolina News, to name a few. She has curated dance inspiration and education events, including, Speed Dancing, Misty Copeland’s Flower film viewing and Don’t Waste Your Dance Degree: The Masterclass. She was a 2024 finalist for one of National Dance Education Organization’s (NDEO) Outstanding Leadership Awards. Trinity has a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts degree in Dance from Alabama State University where she is one of the program’s founding dance majors. She is currently a freelance artist and is featured in the 2026 #1 best seller dance book, Infinite Steps, authored by longtime American Ballet Theatre resident photographer, Gene Schiavone and former Oregon Ballet Theatre Principal Ballerina, Gavin Larson.