Bosede Ogunbamise is a Ph.D. student in Agricultural Economics at Louisiana State University, with an MSc and Graduate Certificate in GIS from Oklahoma State University. Raised in a rural Nigerian farming community, she developed a strong commitment to improving agricultural productivity and equity through data-driven research. Her work applies spatial econometrics, GIS, and data analytics to study yield risks, resource allocation, and rural development, aiming to inform inclusive agricultural policies.

Bosede has served as a Graduate Research Assistant at both LSU and OSU, integrating spatial data with econometric models, mentoring undergraduates in research methods, and developing data visualization tools. She also gained professional experience as a Data Analyst with Farmkonnect Agribusiness in Nigeria, leading projects that improved field data accuracy and customer engagement. A recipient of the Harry P. Mapp Graduate Fellowship and AGCO Scholarship, Bosede is committed to advancing minority representation and supporting underserved farming communities