Academic Publications
Conroy, Amy A., Stacey A. McKenna, Anna Leddy, Mallory O. Johnson, Thulani Ngubane, Lynae A. Darbes, Heidi van Rooyen. (2017). “If She is Drunk, I Don’t Want Her to Take it”: Partner Beliefs and Influence on Use of Alcohol and Antiretroviral Therapy in South African Couples. 21(7): 1885–1891.
McKenna, Stacey A. "The Social Value of Drug Addicts: Uses of the Useless." (2015). Journal of Anthropological Research. pp. 447-448.
McKenna, Stacey A. (2014). Navigating the risk environment: Structural vulnerability, sex, and reciprocity among women
who use meth. International Journal of Drug Policy. 25(1): 112-115.
McKenna, Stacey A. (2013). "The meth factor": Group membership, information management, and the navigation of
stigma. Contemporary Drug Problems. 40(3): 351-385.
McKenna, Stacey A. (2013). "We're supposed to be asleep?": Vigilance, paranoia and the alert methamphetamine
user. Anthropology of Consciousness. 24(2): 172-190.
McKenna, Stacey A. and Deborah S. Main (2013). The role and influence of informants in community-engaged research: A
critical perspective. Action Research. 11(2): 113-124.
McKenna, Stacey, Patricia Iwasaki, Tracey Stewart, and Deborah Main. (2011). Key informants and community members
in community-based participatory research: One is not like the other. Progress in Community Health Partnerships:
Research, Education, and Action. 5(4): 387-397.
McKenna, Stacey A. (2011). Maintaining class, producing gender: Enhancement discourses about amphetamine in
entertainment media. International Journal of Drug Policy. 22(6): 455-462.
McKenna, Stacey A. (2011). Reproducing hegemony: The culture of enhancement and discourses of amphetamines in
popular fiction. Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry. 35: 90-97.
Monographs
McKenna, Stacey A. (2012). The Meth Factor: Stigma, Authoritative Discourse, and Women Who Use. UC Denver, Department of Health & Behavioral Sciences. (Dissertation).
Conroy, Amy A., Stacey A. McKenna, Anna Leddy, Mallory O. Johnson, Thulani Ngubane, Lynae A. Darbes, Heidi van Rooyen. (2017). “If She is Drunk, I Don’t Want Her to Take it”: Partner Beliefs and Influence on Use of Alcohol and Antiretroviral Therapy in South African Couples. 21(7): 1885–1891.
McKenna, Stacey A. "The Social Value of Drug Addicts: Uses of the Useless." (2015). Journal of Anthropological Research. pp. 447-448.
McKenna, Stacey A. (2014). Navigating the risk environment: Structural vulnerability, sex, and reciprocity among women
who use meth. International Journal of Drug Policy. 25(1): 112-115.
McKenna, Stacey A. (2013). "The meth factor": Group membership, information management, and the navigation of
stigma. Contemporary Drug Problems. 40(3): 351-385.
McKenna, Stacey A. (2013). "We're supposed to be asleep?": Vigilance, paranoia and the alert methamphetamine
user. Anthropology of Consciousness. 24(2): 172-190.
McKenna, Stacey A. and Deborah S. Main (2013). The role and influence of informants in community-engaged research: A
critical perspective. Action Research. 11(2): 113-124.
McKenna, Stacey, Patricia Iwasaki, Tracey Stewart, and Deborah Main. (2011). Key informants and community members
in community-based participatory research: One is not like the other. Progress in Community Health Partnerships:
Research, Education, and Action. 5(4): 387-397.
McKenna, Stacey A. (2011). Maintaining class, producing gender: Enhancement discourses about amphetamine in
entertainment media. International Journal of Drug Policy. 22(6): 455-462.
McKenna, Stacey A. (2011). Reproducing hegemony: The culture of enhancement and discourses of amphetamines in
popular fiction. Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry. 35: 90-97.
Monographs
McKenna, Stacey A. (2012). The Meth Factor: Stigma, Authoritative Discourse, and Women Who Use. UC Denver, Department of Health & Behavioral Sciences. (Dissertation).