His work as a fellow is focused on the integration of design and entrepreneurship in teaching and scholarship. His current research addresses poverty-related concerns in developing countries through architectural interventions. One such project is focused on the design and construction of low-cost structures for residents and entrepreneurs in Nicaragua. Nathan teaches interdisciplinary coursework in architecture, entrepreneurship and real estate development. He received his Master of Design Studies with Distinction from Harvard University, a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Oklahoma State University and is a licensed architect in Oklahoma and Massachusetts.