Richard Karp

Richard Karp

Academic Director, Professor

Education

PhD: University of Minnesota BAD DATE

Research and Practice Interests


The main interest in my lab is the study of the evolution of humoral and cellular immunity. In particular, the elucidation of the adaptive humoral immune response in the American cockroach at both the biological and molecular levels. I am also interested in the role of immune responses in the life history of social insects such as the termite. In addition, I am also involved in studies designed to intervene in the incidence of allergic asthma in inner city children that have developed allergies to cockroaches.

Service

(A&S Faculty Senate ) Elected Member Type:University/College Service Level:College 09-2010 -09-2011

(University Archtect's Signage Committee ) Member Type:University/College Service Level:University 09-2003 -09-2012

(A&S Premedical Recommendation Committee ) Member Type:University/College Service Level:College 09-2000 -09-2015

(Review Committee for University Connections Program ) Member Type:University/College Service Level:University 09-2000 -09-2015

Courses Taught

15-BIOL-271 ELEM MICROBIOLOGY Level:Undergraduate

15-BIOL-695 IMMUNOLOGY Level:Both

15-BIOL-686 BIOLOGY CAPSTONE Level:Undergraduate

15-BIOL-697 IMMUNE DEF & DIS Level:Both

15-BIOL-552 GEN MICRO LAB Level:Undergraduate

15-BIOL-656 BIOLOGY OF CANCER Level:Both

15-BIOL-106 HOW LIFE WORKS Level:Undergraduate

15-BIOL-271 ELEM MICROBIOLOGY Level:Undergraduate

15-BIOL-686 BIOLOGY CAPSTONE Level:Undergraduate

15-BIOL-271 ELEM MICROBIOLOGY Level:Undergraduate

15-BIOL-686 BIOLOGY CAPSTONE Level:Undergraduate