Shinji Katsumoto
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 236102 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Shinji Katsumoto |
| NOMBRES | Shinji |
| APELLIDO | Katsumoto |
| FIRMA | KATSUMOTO S |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Iowa |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2902-9814 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2016 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Asset-oriented approaches to supporting low-income college student career development.
Engagement is not Enough
Using Subjective and Objective Social Class Measures in Research, Assessment, and Practice
Students’ social class is frequently assessed in postsecondary contexts, but studies overwhelmingly use measures that are intended to be objective, such as first-generation status or Pell eligibility. This methodological manuscript answers recent calls for more contextualized assessments by discussing the use of subjective measures of undergraduate students’ perceived social class. Drawing upon literature, theory, and relevant data, we argue that…
Random Forest Analyses of Precollege Covariates
Quantitative studies of college student success frequently incorporate precollege covariates to isolate the unique association between college experiences and success outcomes. These precollege cov
Demystifying Success
Colleges and universities can take many different approaches for creating programs that are intended to bolster student success. For instance, multifaceted college success programs can include numerous components (e.g., advising, peer mentoring, tutoring), can use one or more eligibility criteria (e.g., restricted to students within certain majors or who have certain precollege characteristics), can start at different times (e.g., before college …
Typology of academic engagement among Asian American students
It Was a Good Day? Time Use and Subjective Well-Being Among Lower-Income College Students
Internationalizing International Students’ Experiences
Internationalization of the curriculum has become a prevalent pattern around the world. Using the data of 115,655 domestic students and 7,165 international students from 16 U.S. universities, this study examined the association between the two types of internationalization of the curriculum (on-campus international academic experiences and study abroad from a U.S. host institution to another country) and intercultural dispositions among internati…
The role of rankings in shaping the institutional enrollment of international students
Longitudinal Trends in Adjustment to US Higher Education
A Systematic Literature Review on LGBT+ U.S. Students Studying Abroad
Little focus has been afforded to LGBT+ students’ study abroad experiences. We conducted a systematic literature search and synthesis which identified 13 articles either with a focus on or inclusion of participants who were LGBT+ studying abroad. We coded included articles’ key information, including participant demographics; program duration, location, and academic focus; study methodology; and study results. The majority of studies used qualita…
Mapping the knowledge base in study abroad from the United States
Dining Together
Prior research has explored how international students’ interactions with domestic students and with other international students predict their self-reported short-term outcomes, particularly in the context of the environmental challenges that international students may encounter. The present study builds upon this earlier work by using institutional data from dining hall meal swipe cards to measure interpersonal relationships and examine how the…
The introduction of the Times Higher Education Japan university rankings and changes in institutional admissions outcomes
While serving as a benchmark of ‘world-class’ universities, the global university rankings do not include the vast majority of universities. However, Times Higher Education developed a Japanese national university ranking table in 2017, which includes approximately 40% of all Japanese universities. This increased coverage of universities that students may consider can extend the influence of global ranking developers. This study examines the impa…
The link between high-impact practices and college success among international students in the U.S
All Lives Matter
All Lives Matter
The introduction of the Times Higher Education Japan university rankings and changes in institutional admissions outcomes
While serving as a benchmark of ‘world-class’ universities, the global university rankings do not include the vast majority of universities. However, Times Higher Education developed a Japanese national university ranking table in 2017, which includes approximately 40% of all Japanese universities. This increased coverage of universities that students may consider can extend the influence of global ranking developers. This study examines the impa…
All Lives Matter
The link between high-impact practices and college success among international students in the U.S
The introduction of the Times Higher Education Japan university rankings and changes in institutional admissions outcomes
While serving as a benchmark of ‘world-class’ universities, the global university rankings do not include the vast majority of universities. However, Times Higher Education developed a Japanese national university ranking table in 2017, which includes approximately 40% of all Japanese universities. This increased coverage of universities that students may consider can extend the influence of global ranking developers. This study examines the impa…
A Systematic Literature Review on LGBT+ U.S. Students Studying Abroad
Little focus has been afforded to LGBT+ students’ study abroad experiences. We conducted a systematic literature search and synthesis which identified 13 articles either with a focus on or inclusion of participants who were LGBT+ studying abroad. We coded included articles’ key information, including participant demographics; program duration, location, and academic focus; study methodology; and study results. The majority of studies used qualita…
Mapping the knowledge base in study abroad from the United States
Dining Together
Prior research has explored how international students’ interactions with domestic students and with other international students predict their self-reported short-term outcomes, particularly in the context of the environmental challenges that international students may encounter. The present study builds upon this earlier work by using institutional data from dining hall meal swipe cards to measure interpersonal relationships and examine how the…
Internationalizing International Students’ Experiences
Internationalization of the curriculum has become a prevalent pattern around the world. Using the data of 115,655 domestic students and 7,165 international students from 16 U.S. universities, this study examined the association between the two types of internationalization of the curriculum (on-campus international academic experiences and study abroad from a U.S. host institution to another country) and intercultural dispositions among internati…
The role of rankings in shaping the institutional enrollment of international students
Longitudinal Trends in Adjustment to US Higher Education
Demystifying Success
Colleges and universities can take many different approaches for creating programs that are intended to bolster student success. For instance, multifaceted college success programs can include numerous components (e.g., advising, peer mentoring, tutoring), can use one or more eligibility criteria (e.g., restricted to students within certain majors or who have certain precollege characteristics), can start at different times (e.g., before college …
Typology of academic engagement among Asian American students
It Was a Good Day? Time Use and Subjective Well-Being Among Lower-Income College Students
Asset-oriented approaches to supporting low-income college student career development.
Engagement is not Enough
Using Subjective and Objective Social Class Measures in Research, Assessment, and Practice
Students’ social class is frequently assessed in postsecondary contexts, but studies overwhelmingly use measures that are intended to be objective, such as first-generation status or Pell eligibility. This methodological manuscript answers recent calls for more contextualized assessments by discussing the use of subjective measures of undergraduate students’ perceived social class. Drawing upon literature, theory, and relevant data, we argue that…
Random Forest Analyses of Precollege Covariates
Quantitative studies of college student success frequently incorporate precollege covariates to isolate the unique association between college experiences and success outcomes. These precollege cov
Psychology (12 obras) · Higher education (9 obras) · Mathematics education (8 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Higher Education Research Studies (6 obras) · Higher Education Governance and Development (5 obras) · International Student and Expatriate Challenges (5 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras)