Sherianne Shuler, PhD

Associate Professor

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College of Arts and Sciences
Communication Studies
HCCA - Hitchcock Center for Communication Art - 308C

Sherianne Shuler, PhD

Associate Professor


Dr. Sherianne Shuler (Ph.D. University of Kansas) is an Associate Professor of Communication Studies at Creighton University. Her teaching and research interests focus broadly on the intersections of organizational communication,  gender studies, and media. One line of research involves the exploration of the emotional rules and coping strategies constructed by such diverse organizational groups as 911 dispatchers, domestic violence employees, reference librarians, and patients in a health crisis. She has also published critiques of the portrayal of executive women in Fortune magazine, the depiction of women's friendships on Desperate Housewives, the way that the princess culture is marketed to young girls, and how mothers are portrayed in social media. Currently, she is writing about how adults with ADHD are faring in the workplace and how employees at AJCU institutions manage the tensions of our current climate as they work to promote LGBTQ+ inclusion. Her research has appeared in such journals as Management Communication QuarterlyWomen's Studies in CommunicationThe Popular Culture Studies JournalAmerican Communication Journal, The Electronic Journal of CommunicationCommunication Studies, and in several edited volumes.

Sheri teaches courses at Creighton in the areas of organizational communication, leadership, gender studies, media studies, autoethnographic methods, and public speaking. She serves as the Director of the Gender and Sexuality Studies Minor in CCAS and is also the internship coordinator and alumni liaison for the Department of Communication Studies. Her commitment to GSS is beyond academic, as she is one of the faculty moderators for GSA and a founding board member of Rainbow Parents of Nebraska, a nonprofit organization that advocates for LGBTQ+ youth at the state and local levels. 
 

Department

Communication Studies

Position

Associate Professor

Books

  • Gender Actualized: Cases in Commuicatively Constructing Realities
    Shuler Sherianne, I feel like I won't be a good mom if I don't at least try: The breast feeding debate [Book Chapter] 2009
  • Gender Actualized: Cases in Communicatively Constructing Realities
    Shuler Sherianne, Starting life with a clean slate: Kylie's new job [Book Chapter] 2009
  • Reading "Desperate Housewives": Beyond the white picket fence
    Shuler Sherianne, McBride M. Chad, Kirby Erika L., Desperation loves company: Female friendships and the facade of female intimacy [Book Chapter] 2006

Publications

  • Women's studies in communication
    Palmer-Mehta Valerie, Shuler Sherianne, Rising Against the Third Shift: Reclaiming the Postpartum Body in 'A Beautiful Body Project'
    40:4, p. 359 - 378 2017
  • Reference Librarian
    Shuler Sherianne, Morgan Nathan, Emotional Labor in the Academic Library: When Being Friendly Feels Like Work
    54:2, p. 118 - 133 2013
  • Health Communication
    Shuler Sherianne, Social Support Without Strings Attached
    26:2, p. 198 - 201 2011
  • Women and Language
    Shuler Sherianne, Cinderella ate my daughter: Dispatches from the front lines of the new girly-girl culture [book review]
    34:1, p. 97 - 98 2011
  • Women's Studies in Communication
    Shuler Sherianne, Autoethnographic Emotion: Studying and Living Emotional Labor in the Scholarly Life
    30:3, p. 255 - 283 2007
  • Communication Studies
    Kirby Erika L., McBride M. Chad, Shuler Sherianne, Birkholt Marty J., Danielson Mary Ann, Pawlowski Donna R., The jesuit difference (?)
    57:1, p. 87 - 105 2006
  • The review of communication
    Shuler Sherianne, Rethinking feminist rethinkings of organizational communication
    3:4, p. 447 - 450 2003
  • Management communication quarterly
    Shuler Sherianne, Sypher Beverly Davenport, Seeking emotional labor
    14:1, p. 50 2000

Awards

  • IGGY Award
    Office of Academic Success, Creighton EDGE Program