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DR. HEZRON OUMA AGILI (PhD)

DR. HEZRON OUMA AGILI (PhD)

DR. HEZRON OUMA AGILI (PhD)

Faculty of Physical and Biological Sciences

Dr. Hezron Ouma Agili holds a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Geography from Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology, a Master’s in Geography from Kenyatta University and a Bachelor of Education Arts with IT from Maseno University. Dr Agili is a committed geoecologist / social scientist with over 7 years of teaching and research experience in higher education. He has published 8 articles in academic and peer-reviewed scientific journals. Dr. Agili is committed and passionate in mentoring students to advance their knowledge, creativity and innovation.
Previously, Dr. Agili served as a Graduate Teacher 1 with the Teachers Service. He also held the following positions and responsibilities: Head of Department, Technical and Applied Sciences, Head of Subject (HOS) Geography; Acting Senior Master; and as an ICT Champion, Ndhiwa and Master Trainer ICT – Laptop Programme

hagili@tmu.ac.ke

Publications

1. Mutai, J. C. & Agili, H. O. (2025). Environmental Factors Perpetuating Infant Mortality Rate in Chepalungu Sub-County, Bomet County, Kenya. Journal of Research Innovation and Implications in Education, 9(3), 559 – 574. https://doi.org/10.59765/jriie.9.3.50.
2. Agili, H. O. & Odaro, D. O. (2025). Socio-demographic predictors of marital disruption: A case study of Homa Bay County, Kenya. Journal of Research Innovation and Implications in Education, 9(2), 1025 – 1036. https://doi.org/10.59765/73hye.
3. Agili, H., O., (2024). Family background characteristics and first nuptial outcomes: A path analysis approach. International Journal of Social Sciences and Information Technology Vol X Issue VII, August 2024, ISSN 2412-0294.
4. Agili, H., O., Otieno, C., A., Angawa, F., O., & Magego, J., L, (2023). Spatiotemporal dimensions of first nuptial age in Homa Bay County, Kenya. International Journal of Social Sciences and Information Technology Vol IX Issue V, June 2023, ISSN 2412-0294.
5. Agili, H., O., Otieno, C., A., Angawa, F., O., & Magego, J., L, (2023). Socio-cultural dynamics associated with early marriages in Homa Bay County, Kenya. International Journal of Social Sciences and Information Technology Vol IX Issue V, May 2023, ISSN 2412-0294.
6. Agili, H., O, (2019). The influence of service output factors and education attainment on utilization of reproductive health among women in Ndhiwa Sub-county, Homa Bay County, Kenya. International Journal of Social Sciences and Information Technology Vol IV Issue X, October 2019, ISSN 2412-0294.
7. Agili, H., O, (2019) & John, A., N, (2019). Social constraints to utilization of contraceptives among women in Ndhiwa Sub-county, Homa Bay County, Kenya. International Journal of Social Sciences and Information Technology Vol V Issue V, May 2019, ISSN 2412-0294.
8. Agili, H., O, (2019). Cultural Barriers to utilization of contraceptives among women in Ndhiwa Sub-county, Homa Bay County, Kenya. International Journal of Social Sciences and Information Technology Vol V Issue IV, April 2019, ISSN 2412-0294.
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