Nicholas McNab is a graduate of Zamorano University in Honduras, where he earned a degree in Environmental and Development Engineering. His academic training provided a strong foundation in environmental systems, land use analysis, and applied sustainability.

At Texas Tech University, Nicholas’s research focus is centered on forage systems and integrated land management through the TecSIS initiative. His current interests emphasize forage-based cropping systems, resource-use efficiency, and the application of environmental and geospatial data to support sustainable agricultural production. He aims to continue graduate-level research that bridges forage agronomy, environmental science, and data-driven decision-making for resilient agricultural systems.