Katherine Moos

Katherine Moos is a Lecturer in Economics at Sarah Lawrence College, where she has been teaching undergraduate economics courses since 2015.

Her educational background includes:

• BA from Sarah Lawrence College
• MA from the New School for Social Research
• PhD (expected 2017) from the New School for Social Research

Her current research focuses on the political economy of the welfare state, theories of economic policy, industrial organization, macroeconomics, and health economics. Her work often intersects with issues of poverty and the US safety net, drawing from her prior experience in nonprofit advocacy organizations focused on domestic poverty.

She has been recognized with several fellowships, including:

• Eberstadt Prize Fellowship (2014-2017)
• Schwartz Research Fellowship (2013-2014)
• Bill Emerson National Hunger Fellowship (2007-2008)

There is no available information regarding her advising of students or research grants.

No information is available about laboratories or research teams she may be affiliated with.