Faculty & Staff
Felix Muchomba
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Columbia University School of Social Work M.P.H., Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health
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Felix Muchomba is an Assistant Professor at the School of Social Work. Dr. Muchomba’s research examines how policies and institutions influence the well-being of girls and women. His current approach is to study how (1) macro-level changes, including social and economic development and (2) gender discrimination within families, impact the health and well-being of girls and women. Under this research agenda, Dr. Muchomba has examined sexual and reproductive health and other issues that are pertinent to low-income families, with a focus on Eastern Africa, South Asia, and immigrants in the U.S. He is currently studying policy levers that may reduce disparities in maternal health.
Courses Taught:
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Quantitative Research Methods
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Social Welfare Policy & Services II
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Methods of Social Work Research I
Selected Recent Publications:
Muchomba, F. M., Teitler, J., Kruse, L., & Reichman, N. E. (2021) Municipality-Level variation in severe maternal morbidity and association with municipal expenditures in New Jersey. JAMA Network Open 4(11), e2135161.
Muchomba, F. M. & Kaushal, N. (2021). Medicaid expansions and participation in Supplemental Security Income by noncitizens. American Journal of Public Health 111, 1106-1112.
Muchomba, F. M. (2021) Parents’ assets and child marriage: Are mother’s assets more protective than father’s assets? World Development, 138, 105226.
Muchomba, F. M. & Kaushal, N. (Accepted). Gender differences in immigrant assimilation activities: Evidence from time use data. Feminist Economics.