Anna M Levia

Assistant Curator, Judaica & Hebraica Collections

Interim Bibliographer, Linguistics

Contact

amlevia@stanford.edu
(650) 736-1306

Anna in StanfordWho

Location

Cecil H. Green Library

Room:

McDermott Suite, Room 321

Anna's role in the library

I am responsible for selecting new Jewish Studies materials in all media. This interdisciplinary and multilingual field includes history; literature; linguistics; cultural studies; and contemporary social, political and cultural developments in the United States, Israel and throughout the world. I also provide reference assistance in these areas of study.

Topic Guides by Anna

Guide	Last Updated	Subject tag
Tel Aviv history	2014-05-07	Jewish studies, Hebraica, Judaica
Holocaust Studies	2014-08-28	History, Jewish studies, Hebraica, Judaica
Jewish Studies resources	2015-03-17	Images, Manuscripts and archives, Rare books, History, Language and linguistics, Religious studies, Jewish studies, Hebraica, Judaica
Yiddish	2014-05-29	Jewish studies, Hebraica, Judaica
Israeli art	2015-03-23	Art, Art history, Jewish studies, Hebraica, Judaica
Visual History Archive: Testimonies of Holocaust survivors and other witnesses	2014-10-29	Manuscripts and archives, History, African history, Chinese studies, East Asian studies, Jewish studies
Cookbooks: Jewish and more	2014-08-13	Food, American history, Jewish studies, Hebraica, Judaica
Linguistics	2014-08-13	Language and linguistics

Professional activities

Member, Association of Jewish Libraries

Selected publications

Levia, A.M. (presenter, with David Hirsch), "Jewish cookbooks sliced two ways: Applying text mining tools to Jewish community cookbooks." Assocation of Jewish Libraries Conference, Las Vegas, NV, June, 2014.

Levia, A. M. (presenter, with Zachary M. Baker), "From the sewers of Tel Aviv to the National Water Carrier: Collections on pre-State and early Israeli development at Stanford University Libraries." Association of Jewish Libraries Conference, Montreal, June, 2011.

Levia, A.M. (presenter), "A Guided tour of the Eisig Silberschlag Papers." Association of Jewish Libraries Conference, Chicago, June, 2009. Podcast available at http://www.jewishlibraries.org/main/Resources/Podcast.aspx