E. Susan Kellogg (born July 11, 1945) is an American educator. After serving as a university administrator and as a director at MetLife, she was appointed Maryland's insurance commissioner in June 1988, taking office the following month.[1][2] She left after ten months, under pressure from state lawmakers and consumer advocates about rising car insurance rates.[3] She currently serves as an adjunct professor of business at Virginia Military Institute, where she has faced claims of racial insensitivity.[4]