• Assessing the technical and economic potential of bio-based products to mitigate or draw down atmospheric carbon dioxide• Life-cycle GHG emissions assessment of BECCS and other biomass-to-product conversion pathways

Worked closely with various professors over a period of several semesters in a variety of core courses within the Environmental Spatial Analysis program at UNG. John graded assignments, assisted students with data acquisition and project development, gave several lectures, and developed and taught remote sensing labs.

John worked on a variety of projects under various professors over a two year period. He developed high resolution landcover maps for Hall County, Georgia using LiDAR and Object-Based Image Analysis (OBIA) methods and characterized residential greenspace access using the same data. He digitized, georectified, and orthorectified a collection of historical aerial imagery of North Georgia, tracking the changes in landcover as a result of the construction of Buford Dam. He used historic and contemporary aerial and satellite imagery to measure island erosion in Lake Lanier. And worked closely with humanities scholars in applying geographic information systems software to a literary analysis.

• Developed supplemental lesson plans for college algebra course.• Facilitated and guided student study sessions twice per week.

• Facilitated student learning in grammar and composition through tutor sessions, workshops, and peer review.

• Led production team with support of management to meet contractual obligations.• Communicated production needs and challenges in interdepartmental meetings.• Developed production schedules and delivery projections for upper management.