Matt Zink

Matt Zink

zinkmat1@msu.edu

Quantitative Fisheries Center

M.S. Student

Telephone: 517-353-0731

Area of Expertise:

Fisheries ecology, fisheries management

Background:

I grew up in Minnesota. I earned my B.S. in Zoology, and a Certificate in Mathematics from
UW-Madison. My undergraduate research was through the UW Center for Limnology at Trout
Lake Station. My research has focused on stable isotopes and food web dynamics in Crystal
Lake, WI.

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