Colorado State University, Agricultural and Resource Economics, 2028, Doctorate

University of Wyoming, Agricultural and Applied Economics, 2024, Master

University of Education Winneba (Ghana), Economics Education, 2020, Bachelor

Catherine Grant is a PhD student in Agricultural and Resource Economics at Colorado State University, where she researches how drought policy and water conservation mandates shape the way communities manage scarce resources. She is originally from Ghana and has studied across four countries, earning degrees in economics from the University of Education, Winneba and the University of Wyoming before coming to CSU. Her work sits at the intersection of water policy, agricultural economics, and climate adaptation, and she has published in the Agricultural and Resource Economics Review. Catherine is passionate about teaching and has instructed hundreds of students across multiple economics courses. Outside of her academic work, she leads music at her church in Fort Collins and enjoys cycling, singing, and being part of the Fort Collins community.