Sait Sarr

Sait Sarr is an Adjunct Professor and Senior Research Staff member at Kentucky State University, affiliated with the College of Agriculture, Health, and Natural Resources. He teaches courses in Agriculture, Food, Environment, Business Management, and Economics, and contributes to academic research and project management within Academic Affairs.

Education:

• Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Food, and the Environment – Kentucky State University
• Master of Science in Environmental Studies – Kentucky State University
• Master of Business Administration – Kentucky State University
• Doctoral Degree in Urban Sustainability (Urban Agriculture) – University of Louisville

Dr. Sarr's research focuses on urban farming, sustainability, pollution management, and the development of effective environmental and energy policies. His work emphasizes community resilience, environmental justice, and poverty eradication through sustainable practices. He investigates how urban agriculture can serve as a tool for social and ecological equity, especially in underserved communities.

His recent publications and presentations highlight trends in urban sustainability, particularly analyzing barriers and opportunities in local food systems. His most recent article in Urban Science explores the socio-technical challenges of urban agriculture in mid-sized American cities like Louisville.

Scientific Contributions:

• Published in peer-reviewed journals including Urban Science
• Presented research at professional conferences

Dr. Sarr actively contributes to research and teaching, advising on sustainability projects and integrating business principles with environmental stewardship. While no formal advisees are listed, his role as adjunct faculty and research staff supports academic and community engagement. He is involved in interdisciplinary initiatives linking agriculture, policy, and urban development.