Dr. Lucie A Kadjo

Dr. Lucie Abena Kadjo is an Associate Professor of Agribusiness in the School of Agriculture at the University of Wisconsin (UW)-Platteville. She attended the University Hassan I of Settat in Morocco where she received her Bachelor of Science degree in Economics. She earned her Master of Science and Doctorate of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Food and Resource Economics from the University of Florida, with specialization in marketing, demand and price analysis, and economic development. 

Dr. Kadjo joined the School of Agriculture at UW-Platteville in January 2016 where she teaches agribusiness courses including Marketing Management (AGBUS 4330) , Quantitative Methods (AGBUS 3430), Introduction to Agribusiness (AGBUS 1500), and Agricultural Marketing (AGBUS 2430). Her research interests include marketing of agricultural products and demand and price analysis. Dr. Kadjo is the advisor of the National Agri-Marketing Association (NAMA) club. 

Prior to coming to the School of Agriculture, Dr. Kadjo was an adjunct professor for two terms in the department of Business Economics at Santa Fe College, Gainesville, Florida where she taught Principles of Microeconomics (ECO 2023) at the sophomore level.