Education
Bachelor of Philosophy in Science, University of Chicago, 1948; Doctor of Philosophy in Microbiology, New York University, 1953.
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Karl Gordon Lark
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Instructor, St. Saint Louis University School Medicine, 1956-1957;
senior instructor, St. Saint Louis University School Medicine, 1957-1958;
assistant professor, St. Saint Louis University School Medicine, 1958-1961;
associate professor, St. Saint Louis University School Medicine, 1961-1963;
professor, Kansas State University, 1963-1970;
department chairman biology, U. Utah, Salt Lake City, 1970-1976;
professor department biology, U. Utah, Salt Lake City, since 1977. Consultant Eli Lilly and Company, 1968-1973. Member Genetics Study Section, National Science Foundation, 1966-1969, Centers of Excellence Review Panel, 1987, Training Grant Review Panel, 1990, committee of visitors Review of Genetics Program, 1992.
Member Genetics Study Section, Extramural Grant Program, National Institutes of Health, 1971-1975. Member Cell Biology and Virology Study Section, American Cancer Society, 1972-1976, chairman, 1975. Ad hoc member National Institute General Medical Sciences Advisory Council, 1978, member, 1979-1984.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow American Academy Microbiology.
Awards
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National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis predoctoral fellow, New York University, 1951-1953,National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis fellow, U. Geneva, 1955-1956, National Science Foundation senior postdoctoral fellow, U. Edinburgh, Scotland, 1961, American Cancer Society fellow, Statenserum Institute, Copenhagen, 1953-1955. Recipient Eli Lillyaward in microbiology, 1965, Career Development award, 1963-1970.National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis predoctoral fellow, New York University, 1951-1953,National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis fellow, U. Geneva, 1955-1956, National Science Foundation senior postdoctoral fellow, U. Edinburgh, Scotland, 1961, American Cancer Society fellow, Statenserum Institute, Copenhagen, 1953-1955. Recipient Eli Lillyaward in microbiology, 1965, Career Development award, 1963-1970.