Sharde M. Davis
Associate Professor/Communication

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Scholarly Contributions

28 Scholarly Contributions

16
Journal Articles
9
Poster/Presentations
2
Book Chapters
1
Conference Proceedings
Anti-Blackness Impact on Black Women
2020
Loneke Blackman Carr, Diandra Prescod, Shardé Davis
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Black Girls Run Too
Sharde Davis, Alisha Chhabra, Cindy Pan, Jolaade Kalinowski, Sherry Pagoto, Kristen Cooksey Stowers, Lisa Eaton, Kim Gans, Loneke Blackman-Carr, Christie Idiong
Research Type: Conference Proceedings

Blue Sky Workshop: Rewarding the Invisible Work: A wish list of structural changes to better support, recruit and retain diverse faculty.
2021
Shardé Davis, Kristine Nowak
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Couples’ communication about financial uncertainty following the Great Recession and its impact on stress, mental health and divorce proneness
2018
Annie Merrill, Samantha Coveleski, Tamara Afifi, Shardé Davis, Amanda Denes, Ariana Shahnazi
Research Type: Journal Article

Evoking issues of race and ethnicity in discussions about physiology and interpersonal communication
Shardé Davis
Research Type: Book Chapter

Examining laughter and supportive communication in Black women friend groups.
Shardé Davis
Research Type: Journal Article

Exploring the communication of support about racial microaggression in Black women friend groups
2016
Shardé Davis
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

How to quantify the unquantifiable: The methodology of gender and intersecting dimensions of identity.
2017
Shardé Davis, Kristine Norwak
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Leveraging the Black Girls Run Web-Based Community as a Supportive Community for Physical Activity Engagement: Mixed Methods Study.
2023
K Cooksey Stowers, L Blackman-Carr, A Chhabra, Shardé Davis, Lisa A Eaton, Sherry Pagoto, C Idiong, J E Alexander, C Pan, K M Gans, Jolaade Kalinowski
Research Type: Journal Article

Love your curves: An examination of identity and organizational tensions at full-figured fashion week
Bernadette Gailliard, Joy Cox, Shardé Davis
Research Type: Journal Article

Researching me, us, and them: A research team’s autoethnographic reflections of mentorship, sistah spaces, and healing.
Kayla Edwards, Frances Ashun, Shardé Davis, Victoria Nwaohuocha, Alleyha Dannett
Research Type: Journal Article

Taking back the power: An analysis of Black women’s communicative resistance
2018
Shardé Davis
Research Type: Journal Article

Testing the ideology of openness: The comparative effects of talking, writing, and avoiding a stressor on health
2017
Samantha Coveleski, Shardé Davis, Tamara Afifi, Ariana Shahnazi, Annie Merrill
Research Type: Journal Article

Testing the ideology of openness: The comparative effects of talking, writing, and avoiding a stressor on health.
2016
Samantha Coveleski, Annie Merrill, Ariana Shahnazi, Tamara Afifi, Shardé Davis
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

The United States of wealth: The communicative construction of master and counter narratives of prosperity in the aftermath of the great recession.
2016
Chenthu Jayachandiran, Katie Harrison, Shardé Davis, Tamara Afifi
Research Type: Journal Article

The aftermath of #BlackGirlsRock vs. #WhiteGirlsRock: A critical discourse analysis of Black women’s language in the comment section of Clutch Magazine.
2017
Shardé Davis
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

The aftermath of #BlackGirlsRock vs. #WhiteGirlsRock: Considering the disrespectability of a Black woman counterpublic
Shardé Davis
Research Type: Journal Article

The impact of a need for closure and support quality on verbal and cognitive brooding
2016
Tamara Afifi, Samantha Coveleski, Amanda Denes, Shardé Davis
Research Type: Journal Article

The impact of not “fitting in” the family: Family communication patterns, identity gaps, and emerging adults’ risky behaviors
2017
Audrey Scranton, Annie Merrill, Shardé Davis, Amanda Denes, Samantha Coveleski, Katlyn Gangi, Norah Bushman, Tamara Afifi
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

The strong Black woman collective theory: Using multilevel modeling to test the outcomes of strength regulation in groups of Black women friends.
Tamara Afifi, Shardé Davis
Research Type: Journal Article