Ezekiel McReynolds is a Doctoral student in Biological and Agricultural Engineering at Texas A&M University. He is in charge of coordinating the PHEED research lab as well as developing his research into the risk assessment of imported agricultural goods. Through his studies at Texas A&M he has traveled to Southern Africa and to Guatemala, and found his passion in International Agricultural. It was during his last year as an undergraduate student he found the desire to work towards a P.h.D in food security. When he is not researching towards his degree he travel abroad looking at ways to work in international agricultural development

B.S in BAEN Minor in International Agricultural Development

Agricultural Security and Risk Assessment
Soil Slicer and root angle MRI project
Controlled atmosphere grain storage unit

2016 Texas Section ASABE BAEN Superior Student Service Award
2018 Texas A&M Engineering Showcase Runner up in Biological and Agricultural Engineering