Kris Kasianovitz

Government Information Librarian, State, Local and International Documents

Contact

krisk11@stanford.edu
(650) 723-2851

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Kris in StanfordWho

Location

Cecil H. Green Library

Room:

SSRC 123E

Kris's role in the library

I collect state, local and international government information (reports, data, statistics, legislative and regulatory publications) for the Stanford University Library. I also provide research and instruction support in the use of these collections.

Topic Guides by Kris

Guide	Last Updated	Subject tag
Urban Studies	2012-10-22	Human Geography, Government information, Population studies, Public opinion, Public policy, Sociology
Government Information (Jonsson)	2013-05-08	Foreign government information, International government organizations, Local government information, State government information, US federal government information
Decennial Census Manuscript Resources	2013-03-21	American history, Local government information, State government information, US federal government information

Course Guides by Kris

Course number	Term	Guide	Instructor
SOC 151 / 251	Spring 2013	From Cradle to Grave: How Demographic Processes Shape the Social World - Sociology 151/ 251	Saperstein, A.

Professional activities

American Library Association's Government Documents Roundtable

Stanford University Library's Concierge Project Adisory Group (CPAG)

Selected publications

Small, H., Kasianovitz, K., Blanford, R., & Celaya, I. (2012). What Your Tweets Tell Us About You: Identity, Ownership and Privacy of Twitter Data. International Journal of Digital Curation, 7(1). doi:10.2218/ijdc.v7i1.224

Kasianovitz, K. (2008). “Why Care About Copyright?” Documents to the People, 36(2), pp. 12-14. http://wikis.ala.org/godort/images/d/d0/DttP_36n2_web.pdf

Kasianovitz, Kris. (2005). “Homeless Statistics.” Documents to the People. 33(2), 10-11. http://wikis.ala.org/godort/images/c/c4/Dttp_v33n2.pdf

Turnbow, D. Kasianovitz, K. Gilbert, D. Snyder, L. Yamamoto, D. (2005). “Usability Testing for Web Redesign: A UCLA Case Study”, OCLC System & Services. 21(3), 226-234. DOI: 10.1108/10650750510612416

Kasianovitz, Kris. (2003). “E-Government: Good for Citizens, Bad for Libraries? The Impact of State & Local E-Government on Library Collections.” Documents to the People. 31(3/4),D 10-12. http://www.ala.org/ala/mgrps/rts/godort/dttp/dttponline/31n3%264_web.pdf