JASIS

Acronym	Definition
JASIS	Journal of the American Society for Information Science

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The parent empowerment model emerged from a thorough review of the parent empowerment literature (Bolivar & Chrispeels, 2011; Cochran & Dean, 1991; Delgado-Gaitan, 1991; Ditrano & Silverstein, 2006; Holcomb-McCoy & Bryan, 2010; Jasis & Ordonez-Jasis, 2012; Warren, Hong, Rubin, & Uy, 2009).

Empowering Marginalized Parents: An Emerging Parent Empowerment Model for School Counselors

This focus on changes to the communication process is echoed by Sutton (1996) in the special issue of JASIS mentioned above.

Effects of communication medium on class participation: comparing face-to-face and discussion board communication rates

The authors of this article believed that qualitative data, similar to Ordonez-Jasis and Jasis' (2004) approach, can meet the after-school research challenges initially proposed by Scott-Little et al., (2002).

21st Century Community Learning Centers--improving the academic performance of at-risk students: a Bronx tale

Lancaster (1971b) published an important paper on cost-effectiveness analysis in JASIS, in which he emphasized the distinction between cost effectiveness and cost-benefit analysis of information systems.

Excellence in evaluation: early landmarks at the National Library of Medicine

Latino population, many Latinas/os living in the United States experience stressors related to racism and discrimination, acculturative distress, and high poverty rates (Ordonez-Jasis & Jasis, 2004; Schwarzbaum, 2004).

Culture-specific assets to consider when counseling Latina/o children and adolescents

El unico estudio que reporta la utilizacion transfronteriza de medicina es el realizado por Guendelman y Jasis (1990) en Tijuana, habiendo encontrado que solamente 2,5% de la poblacion mexicana en Tijuana usa servicios de salud en Estados Unidos.

El mercado trasfronterizo de servicios de salud privados entre Tijuana, Mexico y San Diego, EE.UU

In the next section, Rosario Ordonez-Jasis and Pablo Jasis review Michael Moore's Bowling for Columbine, a disturbing story about the fabrication and perpetuation of fear in society, especially in the United States.