William Lamp

Teaching

BSCI145: The Insect Apocalypse
BSCI467: Freshwater Biology
ENTM667: Aquatic Entomology
ENTM735: Sustainability
ENTM767: Aquatic Insects
ENTM798K: Chal & Prosp For Sus Ag
ENTM798L: Perspect Insect Apocalyp
ENTM798T: Entomophagy
HONR208D: Honors Seminar; Insect Biodiversity: The Good, The Bad, And The Weird

Graduate Program Affiliations

Biological Sciences (BISI): Behavior, Ecology, Evolution, and Systematics (BEES)
Entomology

Research

The Lamp Lab studies the ecology of insects in the human environment, with projects aligning with three broad fields: integrated pest management (IPM) of forage crops, understanding ecology of emerging insect pests, and implications of IPM and land use on invertebrates in streams and wetlands. 

Education

Ph.D., University of Nebraska - Lincoln, 1980
M.S., Ohio State University - Columbus, 1976
B.S., University of Nebraska - Lincoln, 1972

Research Areas