Emily Krebs

Emily Krebs

Contact
[email protected]

Location
Faculty Memorial Hall, Room

Website
https://bit.ly/3O5Zhuj

  • PhD - University of Utah
    MA - University of Denver
    BA - University of Denver

  • Emily Krebs applies critical cultural perspectives to the study of health and science. Their recent research focuses on disability justice, Mad studies, and critical suicidology. Alongside research, Krebs is dedicated to accessibility advocacy and community-engaged course design, as well as soaking up time in the outdoors with her border collie Winston.

  • Krebs, E. (2023). Queering the desire to die: Access intimacy as worldmaking for survival. Journal of Homosexuality, 10(1), 168-191. Special Issue on Queer Relationality (Eds. G. A. Yep, F. Z. Chrifi Alaoui, & R. Lescure).

    Krebs, E. (2022). A sour taste of crip chronicity: Pandemic time and the “return to normal.” Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, 19(2), 119-126. Special Forum on Cultural Chronicles of COVID (Ed. M. Levina).

    Willer, E. K., Krebs, E., Castaneda, N., Hoyt, K. D., Johnson, J. A., Droser, V. A., & Hunniecutt, J. (2019). Our babies[’] count[er story]: A narrative ethnography of a baby loss memorial walk ritual. Communication Monographs, 87(2), 179-199.

    Willer, E. K., Krebs, E., Castaneda, N., & Samaras, A. (2021). Mad to the bone: Learning
    outcomes of critical grief pedagogy. Communication Education, 70(1), 27-48.

    Krebs, E. (2020). Combatting the ills of involuntary intake: A critical rhetorical analysis of
    Colorado’s state psychiatric policies. Journal of Applied Communication Research, 48(3),
    310-327.

    Krebs, E. (2019). 13 Reasons Why as a vehicle for public understandings of suicide. Critical
    Studies in Media Communication    , 37(2), 188-200.

    Krebs, E. (2019). Baccalaureates or burdens: Complicating ‘reasonable accommodations’ for
    college students with disabilities. Disability Studies Quarterly, 39(3), n.p. Open access.

    Krebs, E., & Schoenbauer, K. (2019). Hysterics and hysterectomies: Using relational dialectics
    theory 2.0 to explore the problematics of endometriosis diagnosis. Health
    Communication    , 35(8), 1013-1022.

  • Communication and Culture: History, Theory, and Methods

    Strategic Communication