John Supino

John Supino is a graduate research and teaching assistant at Boston College, specializing in carbon and oxygen cycling, with a focus on the biogeochemical drivers of salt pond expansion and sediment placement on marshes in the context of sea level rise. Previous experience includes serving as a graduate research assistant at The City University of New York, where research addressed the impacts of anthropogenic pressures on biogeochemical cycles and ecological processes. John also interned at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center on climate change research in the Hudson River Estuary and held various roles in organizations such as PBDW Architects, Wildlife Conservation Society, Urban Green Council, and Greensulate LLC, emphasizing sustainability and urban ecology. Academic qualifications include a PhD in Earth and Environmental Sciences from Boston College, an MS in Geology from The City College of New York, and a BA in Environmental Studies from New York University.