About Us

NIPCAM Personnel Expertise

            Nolan Integrated Pest Control And Management (NIPCAM), as it exists today, is the result of the collaboration of two trained entomologists, Dr. Maxcy P. Nolan, III and Mr. Alvaro Villaveces.  In addition to them, Dr. Maxcy P. Nolan, Jr. acts as a consultant to NIPCAM, and Dr. Robert A. White, Mrs. Linda Pollard, and Mrs. Billie Jo Bales are the permanent NIPCAM staff.  Each of these individuals has their area of specialization and accomplishment.

            Dr. Maxcy P. Nolan, III received his B.S. degree from the University of Georgia and his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from Clemson University, all in Entomology.  He is a recognized expert in pest management for the poultry industry.  In addition, he has proven technical expertise in all aspects of termite litigation, including inspections, termiticide sampling and identification, and testimony.  His 20+ years of work in poultry and livestock insect management have established him as a proven expert in these fields.  As a certified HACCP inspector, he has developed a program for poultry and livestock producers that allows them to tailor both HACCP and IPM to their individual operation with a minimum of expense and a maximum of benefit.  His professional connections within the pesticide industry and government regulatory personnel have helped to ensure that his advice is up-to-date and correct from both industry and regulatory viewpoints.  His knowledge and ability to communicate that knowledge has placed him in demand for presentations on IPM and HACCP, especially within the poultry and livestock farming communities.

            Mr. Alvaro Villaveces received his B.S. and M.S. degrees in Entomology from the University of Georgia.  Originally from Colombia, South America, Mr. Villaveces is an entomologist with additional specialization in Computer Programming and in Organic Chemistry.  Working with a noted pesticide chemist during his Masters degree, Mr. Villaveces developed tremendous expertise in insecticide delivery systems and pesticide application in general.  Coupling these strengths with his bilingual (he is fluent in both English and Spanish) speaking abilities, he is able to effectively present the NIPCAM approach to HACCP and IPM to a wide variety of audiences.  Using his extensive knowledge of pest management and his computer programming abilities Mr. Villaveces has worked to establish NIPCAM as a leader in tailoring HACCP-IPM programs to poultry and porcine farming complexes.  In addition, through his academic work in pesticide chemistry, he has developed an extensive familiarity with insecticide analysis, field sampling and toxicity, especially as related to termiticide work.  As a result of this work he and Dr. Nolan often work together on termite litigation projects since they both have 20+ years of background in this field.

             Dr. Robert A. White, Jr. received his B.S. degree in Biology from Florida State University and his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Entomology from the University of Georgia.  A Georgia native, Dr. White has worked extensively with pesticide metabolism and toxicology in insects and mammals, including substantial preparation of scientific material for product liability litigation.  Dr. White has held positions in public health, private industry and governmental research.  During his university research Dr. White was one of a handful of Registered Professional Entomologists with specializations in both Forest Entomology and Insect Physiology in the United States.  His teaching and writing experience reflect his abilities to quickly write and assemble document sets for a wide variety of applications, including HACCP, IPM, hands-on field manuals, and formal training documents.  He currently designs and operates the lab and field research programs for NIPCAM in which IPM materials are tested for efficacy against specific agricultural pests.  Working with Dr. Nolan and Mr. Villaveces, he tailors research projects for maximum efficiency and yield of knowledge that will be useful to both the chemical manufacturer and those working in animal husbandry.  His experience in public health at the county and federal levels gives him an appreciation for the complexity of waste and pest management, while the perspective obtained from his private industry work has makes for a well-blended approach to handling problems such as rodent and insect control.

            Dr. Maxcy P. Nolan, Jr. completed his undergraduate work at Clemson University and his doctorate in Entomology at the University of Georgia.  During a career that has spanned 40-odd years he has been recognized as a noted military entomologist specializing in mosquito control and abatement and an Extension Professor of Entomology specializing in livestock and poultry pest management.  Following his retirement from the Army Reserves and, after 35 years, from the University of Georgia Entomological Extension Service, Dr. Nolan has begun working actively with NIPCAM as an outside consultant.  His familiarity and expertise in both cattle and poultry management help to give NIPCAM an additional level of depth in handling questions in these areas.  Since his career has spanned a period of remarkable developments in the pest management industry (both in chemical and environmental control), he is uniquely qualified to solve a wide variety of problem situations.  In addition, he is an experienced and effective speaker, having taught University-level courses and presenting specialized topics at invited lectures, dinners and informal meetings with growers, integrators, business leaders and government experts.  Through his military and university experience Dr. Nolan has developed the ability to accurately visualize even the most difficult pest control situations, develop a comprehensive plan to solve whatever problems may be present, and set up a program for long-term pest management.  With these abilities, he is available for consulting with all NIPCAM clients.