Evan Couzo

Evan Couzo is an Associate Professor at Grinnell College, affiliated with the Chemistry and Environmental Studies departments. His research focuses on air quality, climate change, and regulatory decision-making, combining atmospheric measurements with computational models to assess pollution risks across scales. A former middle school math teacher via the Mississippi Teacher Corps, he champions undergraduate liberal arts education.

• Postdoctoral Researcher, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Ph.D. and M.S. in Environmental Sciences and Engineering, UNC Chapel Hill
• M.A. in Curriculum and Instruction, University of Mississippi
• B.A. in Physics, Williams College

His work spans atmospheric modeling, pollutant dynamics, and public health intersections with environmental policy. While no explicit awards are mentioned in the text, his interdisciplinary research highlights expertise in environmental and atmospheric science. Couzo engages in both teaching and research, balancing roles in the lab and classroom.