Kang John T Prince David L Erickson M A Olson T W Siebach Joel Shelby Griffitts Eric Wilson David L Erickson J M Hoffman S Sullivan E Wu Eric Wilson David L Erickson David L Erickson Cynthia S Lew Brittany Kartchner Nathan T Porter S Wade McDaniel Nathan M Jones Sara Mason Erin Wu Eric Wilson K B Pallister S Mason T K Nygaard B Liu S Griffith J Jones S Linderman M Hughes David L Erickson J M Voyich Mary Feller Davis Eric Wilson Wei Zhou Colin W Russell Kody L Johnson Richard D Mortensen David L Erickson David L Erickson Colin W Russell Kody L Johnson Travis Hileman Ryan M Stewart Stefanie L Vogt Christopher Green Brad Day Katarzyna M Stevens David L Erickson Donald E Woods Douglas G Storey David L Erickson N. Davey Erekson Statement of Supervision Philosophy Academic Training Ph.D., Clinical Psychology, Brigham Young University, 2014 M.A. Reviewer, Ad Hoc Reviewer, ORCA review (2007 - 2007)Ĭourses Taught Show Previous Years Publications Dharmender K Gahlot Sun N Wai David L Erickson Matthew S Francis Michael A Olson Aleksander Grimsrud Amanda C Richards Matthew A Mulvey Eric Wilson David L Erickson Julia Craft Nicholas D Christman Hyrum Eddington John M Chaston David L Erickson Eric Wilson Joshua T Calder Nicholas D Christman Jessica M Hawkins David L Erickson Shalee Carlson David L Erickson Eric Wilson J. Reviewer, Ad Hoc Reviewer, MEG grants (2007 - 2009) Officer, American Society for Microbiology Intermountain Branch (2009 - 2009) Ph.D., Bacterial Pathogenesis, University of Calgary (2003)Įditorial Review Board Member, Canadian Journal of Microbiology (2020 - Present) David Erickson is a professor in the Microbiology department at Brigham Young University - see what their students are saying about them or leave a rating yourself. We study the molecular pathogenesis and evolution of bacteria. Bacterial infections are a major public health challenge. Discrimination of any kind is not welcome, and we are especially eager to amplify historically underrepresented voices in STEM and BYU. How bacterial pathogens disrupt, avoid, or otherwise compromise the innate immune systems of their hostsīacterial Pathogenesis, General Microbiology We strive to be a lab where kindness and collegiality are valued.

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