Latisha A. Settlage
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Latisha A. Settlage's research has focused on the role of undergraduate research within higher education institutions. Her work includes case studies examining faculty-sponsored research symposia as a means to foster an institutional ethos of research engagement among students. Settlage has published 21 scholarly works, accumulating 70 citations and an h-index of 5. She has collaborated with Daniel M. Settlage on two shared publications. Her recent activity indicates ongoing engagement in scholarly pursuits.
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- h-index: 5
- Publications: 14
- Citations: 70
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Professor publications 2009–2021University of Arkansas – Fort Smith Institution web page
Selected Publications
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Undergraduate Research as an Institutional Ethos-A Case Study Examining a Faculty Sponsored Research Symposium (2021)DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) OpenAlex
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Undergraduate Research as an Institutional Ethos-A Case Study Examining a Faculty Sponsored Research Symposium (2021)
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A triple hurdle model of US commercial bank use of guaranteed operating loans and interest assistance (2011)
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A Statistical Framework for Assessment Using the ETS Major Field Test in Business (2011)
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Risk‐adjusted efficiency and risk aversion in the agricultural banking industry (2009)
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- A Statistical Framework for Assessment Using the ETS Major Field Test in Business
- Risk‐adjusted efficiency and risk aversion in the agricultural banking industry
- Undergraduate Research as an Institutional Ethos-A Case Study Examining a Faculty Sponsored Research Symposium
- Undergraduate Research as an Institutional Ethos-A Case Study Examining a Faculty Sponsored Research Symposium
- Risk‐adjusted efficiency and risk aversion in the agricultural banking industry
- A triple hurdle model of US commercial bank use of guaranteed operating loans and interest assistance
- A triple hurdle model of US commercial bank use of guaranteed operating loans and interest assistance
- A triple hurdle model of US commercial bank use of guaranteed operating loans and interest assistance
- A triple hurdle model of US commercial bank use of guaranteed operating loans and interest assistance
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