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About the AuthorsAndrew Bowman is a PhD student in the Center for Writing Studies at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. His scholarship reconstructs the rhetorical histories of campus student activism through archival research. His current project examines the work of queer students on the University of Illinois campus in the height of the AIDS crisis and the administration’s response to their push for inclusion in campus life. Andy is the current Co-Steward for the English department in the Graduate Employees’ Organization and former Stewards’ Chair, Officer-at-Large, and a member of the Communication, Personnel, and Work Action Committees. He also serves as the part-time staff organizer for the Campus Faculty Association at the University of Illinois. Bruce Kovanen is a PhD candidate in the Center for Writing Studies at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. His research uses cultural-historical activity theory to explore connections among writing, talk, and embodied action. His dissertation focuses on organizing and how labor activists coordinate chains of text and talk to create social change. Bruce is a Vice President of the Illinois Federation of Teachers, a member of the American Federation of Teachers Higher Education Program and Policy Council, and an Officer-at-Large in the Graduate Employees’ Organization Local 6300, where he previously served as grievance officer, bargaining team member, and co-president.
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