• Ph.D. in Communication and Information Studies, University of Alabama
• M.A. in Communication Studies, University of Alabama
• B.S. in English, Carleton College

• Critical Rhetoric
• Gender and Communication
• Health Communication

Dr. Price's scholarly expertise is centered in communication surrounding the rhetoric of gender and health. As a scholar, her work is primarily focused in transgender and gender diverse identity, representation, and health from mixed methods approaches utilizes qualitative, critical, and autoethnographic means of inquiry. Her research seeks to advocate for transgender and gender diverse folx, gender equity, and developing gender affirming practices in the classroom, in health care settings, and in day to day life. As an educator, she aims to empower students to critically analyze the world around them, identify systems of power and oppression, and offer them the tools to fight against repressive systems in day to day life.

• Theories of Human Communication
• Special Topics: Health Communication
• Communication and Gender
• Fundamentals of Communication

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Price, Sarah F. (2022) “Proving authentic femininity: transnormative health narratives in television.” Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, 19(2), p. 197- 215, DOI: 10.1080/14791420.2022.2064525
• Price, Sarah F., Butler, S., & Mocarski, R. (2021). “‘The world wants us dead’: Stigma and the social construction of health in Pose.” Critical Studies in Media Communication, 38(4), p. 307-320. DOI: 10.1080/15295036.2021.1934503
• Ciszek, Erica, Mocarski, R., & Price, S. (2021) “Discursive stickiness: Affective institutional texts and activist resistance.” Public Relations Inquiry, 10(3), 295-310. DOI: 10.1177/2046147X211008388
• Price, Sarah F., Puckett, J., & Mocarski, R. (2020). The Impact of the 2016 US Presidential Elections on Transgender and Gender Diverse People. Sexuality Research and Social Policy. doi:10.1007/s13178-020-00513-2
• Price, Sarah F. Carmack, H. J., & Kuang, K. (2020). Contradictions and predicaments in instructors’ boundary negotiations of students’ health disclosures. Health Communication, 36(7), 795-803. DOI: 10.1080/10410236.2020.1712525
• Price, Sarah F. (2019). Nia Nal the super girl: Transgender representation and body image. The Popular Culture Studies Journal, 7(2), 85-106.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Price, Sarah F., Butler, S., Mocarski, R., King, R., & Hope, D. (2022) Ch. 1: “Transgender representation on television and the construction of Transnormativity: Whiteness, wealth, and deviance.” Book chapter. In Magali Perez Riedel (Ed.).Transgender Representation on Television. New York: Peter Lang.
• Price, Sarah F. (2020) Ch. 11: “Boy that’s the girl: The androgynous nature of WWI propaganda posters.” Book chapter. In Patricia Sotirin, Steve Walton, & Sue Collins (ed.) Home front in the American heartland: Local experiences and legacies of World War I. Cambridge Scholars Publishing Ltd., pp. 276-301.