Keith Dorwick is an associate professor in the English Department of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, where he teaches in the rhetoric and creative writing concentrations, as well as the humanities program. With Kevin Moberly, he is the editor of
Technoculture, a special issue of
Interdisciplinary Humanities. He also co-edited
Looking Both Ways: Bisexuality and the Media, a special Issue of the
Journal of Bisexuality with Jonathan Alexander and is co-author (with John Patrick Bray) of
Dancing with the Virus/Down Low, a play that premiered at local theater Cité des Arts about the realities of living with HIV in the Deep South that received severals grant from the Acadiana Arts Council and Acadiana CARES for its development. In addition, Dorwick is co-editor (with Susan Lang and Janice Walker) of
Tenure2000, a special volume of
Computers and Composition; he has previously published articles in journals and other collections of scholarly essays, including “Weeping Stones, Living Trees: Creating and Archiving Electronic Texts in Student and Scholarly Writing” in
TnT: Texts and Technology, ed. by Janice Walker and Ollie Oviedo (Hampton) and “Stanley Kowalski’s Not So Secret Sorrow: Queering, De-Queering and Re-Queering A Streetcar Named Desire as Drama, Script, Film and Opera," in
Interdisciplinary Humanities, both published in 2003; “Queerness, Sexuality, Technology, and Writing: How Do Queers Write Ourselves When We Write in Cyberspace?" with Jonathan Alexander and Angela Crow,
Computers and Composition Online, Fall 2004; and “From Darkness to Light: Struggles with the Tenure Track,”
Computers and English Studies: Innovative Professional Paths, (Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 2005). With Kevin Moberly, he is the co-administrator of AcadianaMOO (
http://acadianamoo.org). He currently serves as director of the UL Lafayette Study Abroad Program and is on the Executive Committee of the Louisiana Association for College Composition.
