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• Bonnie Ritter Book Award - National Communication Association's Feminist and Women’s Studies Division (11/01/2018-11/30/2018)

• Ph D in Communication, University of New Mexico (2014)

• Honoring Viviencias: A Borderlands Approach to Higher Education Pedagogy Justice (2021), Sarah M. Upton, Leandra H. Hernandez.
• Nepantla, liminality, and teaching and learning in the space between: A borderlands approach to military-affiliated learner pedagogy (2021), Leandra H. Hernández, Sarah M. Upton, Arthur A. Aguirre.
• Borderland Ecocultural Identity Routledge (2020), Carlos A. Tarin, Sarah M. Upton, Stacey Sowards.
• Practicing Invitational Rhetoric: East Central Ministries’ Approach to Community Development (2020), Sarah M. Upton.
• Teaching Anzaldúa: Strategies in the Physical and Psychological Borderlands in Civilian and Military Classrooms (2020), Sarah M. Upton, Leandra H. Hernández.
• Transgender migrant rights, reproductive justice, and the Mexico–US border in the time of COVID-19 QED: A Journal in GLBTQ Worldmaking 7 3 (2020), Leandra H. Hernández, Sarah M. Upton.
• Across Bridges and Islands: Borderlands Perspectives on Merit, Whiteness, and Privilege Departures in Critical Qualitative Research 8 4 (2019), Carlos A. Tarin, Leandra H. Hernandez, Sarah M. Upton, Stacey Sowards.
• Rare’s conservation campaigns: Community decision making and public participation in global contexts SUNY Press (2019), Sarah M. Upton, Carlos A. Tarin, Stacey Sowards, Chung-Chuan K. Yang.
• Communicating Nepantla: An Anzaldúan Theory of Identity Lexington (2019), Sarah M. Upton.
• Challenging Reproductive Control and Gendered Violence in the Américas: Intersectionality, Power, and Struggles for Rights Lexington (2018), Leandra H. Hernández, Sarah M. Upton.
• Service-Learning as a Collaborative Assignment: Possibilities and Practices Kendall Hunt (2018), Sarah M. Upton.
• Place-based Dialogics: Adaptive Cultural and Interpersonal Approaches to Environmental Conservation Frontiers in Communication | Science and Environmental Communication 2 9 (2017), Stacey Sowards, Carlos A. Tarin, Sarah M. Upton.
• Cultivating pride: Environmental engagement and capacity building in the UTEP-Rare partnership Routledge (2017), Carlos A. Tarin, Sarah D. Upton, Stacey K. Sowards, Kenneth C. Yang.
• Teaching Research for a Greater Purpose: Incorporating Community Engagement into a Graduate Qualitative Research Methods Course (2017), Sarah M. Upton, Brenda L. Bravo.
• Moving from nos/otros to nosotros: a transcendent approach to sustainable development Development in Practice/Routledge 26 2 (2016), Sarah D. Upton.

• Centering Intersectional LGBTQ+ Health in Critical Health Communication Praxis (2020), Volume Online , Sarah M. Upton.
• Coming to a Crossroads: (Re)Imagining Careers in Latinx Communication Studies (2020), Volume Online , Sarah M. Upton.
• Dolores Huerta and the Crossroads of Environmental Communication, Labor Organizing, and Social Movements (2020), Volume Online , Sarah M. Upton.
• Grading Justice: Teacher-Activist Approaches to Assessment (2020), Volume Online, Leandra H. Hernández, Sarah M. Upton.
• Media Ethics and News Coverage of Violence in Latin American Contexts: A Case Study on Femincidios and Violence Against Women (2020), Volume Online, Leandra H. Hernández, Sarah M. Upton, Arthur F. Diaz.
• Challenging reproductive control and gendered violence in the Americas: Intersectionality, power, and struggles for rights (2020), Volume Online, Sarah M. Upton.
• Communication, Feminist News Framing, and Reproductive Justice (2020), Volume Denver , Leandra H. Hernández, Sarah M. Upton.
• Sinners, Saints, & Heroes: A Feminist News Analysis of #MeToo and the Blasey Ford-Kavanaugh Case (2020), Volume Denver , Leandra H. Hernández, Sarah M. Upton.
• ‘From my perspective, he is not welcome here. He should not come here while we are in mourning’: El Paso and the Rhetorical Power of ‘¡No!’ (2020), Volume Denver , Sarah M. Upton, Leandra H. Hernández.
• Environmental nepantlisma: Theorizing borderland ecological identities (2018), Volume Salt Lake City, UT, Carlos A. Tarin, Sarah M. Upton, Stacey Sowards.
• Communication at Play in the Social Construction of Race (2018), Volume Salt Lake City, Utah, Sarah M. Upton.
• Feminist Communication Research and the Reproductive Justice Movement (2018), Volume Salt Lake City, Utah, Leandra H. Hernández, Sarah M. Upton.
• Intersections of Gender, Sexuality, Culture, and Blame: An Analysis of Latin American News Discourses about Feminicidios (2018), Volume Salt Lake City, Utah, Leandra H. Hernández, Sarah M. Upton.
• Laboring Latina Bodies: Unpacking Work, Play, and Policy in Academia (2018), Volume Salt Lake City, Utah, Sarah M. Upton.
• Mamá PhD (2018), Volume Salt Lake City, Utah, Sarah M. Upton.
• The Play Between Transnational Rhetoric and Health (2018), Volume Salt Lake City, Utah, Leandra H. Hernández, Sarah M. Upton.
• Environmental nepantlisma: Theorizing borderland ecological and gender identities. (2018), Volume El Paso, TX, Stacey Sowards, Carlos A. Tarin, Sarah M. Upton.
• Feminist Border Theories at the US-Mexico Border and Beyond (2018), Volume San Jose, California, Sarah M. Upton.
• Cultural Taxation Among Graduate Teaching Assistants (2017), Volume Salt Lake City, Utah, Gabriela I. Morales, Godfried Asante, Mario A. Dozal, Stephen R. Griego, Sarah D. Upton, Marisa C. Garcia Rodriguez.
• Decolonizing Environmental Communication and Practice: A Roundtable Discussion (2017), Volume Salt Lake City, UT, Carlos A. Tarin, Sarah M. Upton, Stacey Sowards, Julie K. Schutten, Danielle Endres, Tracylee Clarke, Rebecca Avalos.
• Chicana Identity, Chicana Feminisms, and Chicana Identification: The Current State of the Term “Chicana.” (2016), Volume Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Sarah D. Upton, Leandra H. Hernandez, Amanda Martinez, Diana I. Bowen.
• “I am an Angry Brown Woman”: Latinas (re)Defining (in)Civility and Civic Engagement In and Out of the Academy (2016), Volume Philadelphia, Pennsylvania , Sarah D. Upton, Shantel Martinez, Leandra H. Hernandez, Diana I. Bowen, Amanda R. Martinez.
• That Name Doesn’t Sound Latina: An Autoethnography Exploration of the Politics of Naming and Identity (2016), Volume Pasadena, California, Sarah D. Upton, .
• Rare’s Conservation Campaigns: Community Decision Making and Public Participation for Behavioral Change in Indonesia, China, and Latin America (2016), Volume Ames, IA, Sarah M. Upton, Carlos A. Tarin, Stacey Sowards, Chung-Chuan K. Yang.
• Fostering Engaged Scholarship: Service-Learning as a Tool for Teaching Qualitative Research Methods (2016), Volume El Paso, Texas, Sarah D. Upton.
• Living on the Border: An Exploration of Spiritual Mestizaje (2016), Volume Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sarah D. Upton.
• The Co-conspiring Methodology: An Invitational Approach to Action Research (2016), Volume San Diego, California , Sarah D. Upton.

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