Scott C. Matulich, Professor
EDUCATION
- 1971 B. A., California State University, Chico--Economics
- 1972 M. A., University of California, Davis--Agricultural Economics
- 1976 Ph.D., University of California, Davis--Agricultural Economics
FIELDS OF INTEREST
- Natural resource economics
- Fisheries economics
EMPLOYMENT
Permanent Positions
- 1976-Present - Assistant, Associate and Professor and Agricultural Economist at Washington State University
Temporary Positions
- 1984-85 - Visiting Professor at University of California, Davis
HONORS AND AWARDS
- 2005 Sahlin Faculty Excellence Award for Public Service
- 2001-2004 Economic Advisor to Deputy Commissioner and Commissioner of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game
- 2001/02 Nominee: Distinguished Policy Contribution to the American Agricultural Economics Association
- 2001 Outstanding Undergraduate Teacher-More than 10-Years Experience. Western Agricultural Economics Association
- 2000 Advisor to Dr. William Hogarth, Chief, National Marine Fisheries Service
- 1998 Award for Excellence in Teaching: Masters-level, Agricultural Economics Graduate Student Association
- 1997-99 National Academy of Sciences Advisory Panel on Individual Fishing Quotas, Vice Chair
- 1984 Outstanding Teacher Award, Western Regional National Association of Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA)
- 1984 Teacher Fellow, National Association of Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA)
- 1983 R. M. Wade Distinguished Undergraduate Teacher, Washington State University
PUBLIC SERVICE
- Advisor to Commissioner, Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
- Consultant to North Pacific Fisheries Management Council.
- Advisor to California Department of Fish and Game.
- Advisor to Washington Department of Fish and Game.
- Advisor to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
- Advisor to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
- Reviewer for Argonne National Laboratories.
Contact Info
E-mail Address
matulich@wsu.edu
Office Location:
103K Hulbert Hall
Office phone: 335-1607
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