Linnéa M. Chapman, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor, Department of Marketing and Logistics

Florida International University

Email: lechapma@fiu.edu

Linnéa Chapman is an Assistant Professor at Florida International University.  Her research investigates consumer and technology interactions, with a focus on interdependent privacy decisions. Linnéa has published her research in Psychology & Marketing, and presented it at the Association for Consumer Research (ACR),  Society for Consumer Psychology (SCP), and Society for Judgment and Decision Making (SJDM) conferences. Her work also was featured in the CUNY Graduate Center Dissertation Showcase. She also has contributed to the Journal of Marketing Research’s Scholarly Insights​. Linnéa was awarded the 2021 Mills Tannenbaum Research Excellence Award, and the 2020 H. Fenwick Huss Teaching award. 

Linnéa currently teaches E-Marketing for FIU's Master of Science in Marketing Program, and previously taught courses including Digital Marketing, Marketing Research, and Marketing Foundations at Baruch College and Marymount Manhattan College. Before transitioning to academia, she spent more than ten years working in industry.  Linnéa's experience includes merchandise financial planning for Ann Taylor, LOFT, and Ross Stores, contributing financial analysis articles to the Motley Fool, and managing production for Dr. Michelle Copeland Skin Care. She holds a Ph.D. from the CUNY Graduation Center, an M.B.A. from Baruch College, and an M.Phil. in Business from the CUNY Graduate Center.