Matt Domski

Intern Program Manager

 mdomski@umn.edu | 612–624–5119

Matt joined MnTAP full-time in 2012, shortly after completing a project through the MnTAP Intern Program. He now serves as the MnTAP Intern Program Manager and oversees the development and coordination of 15 to 20 student-led internships per year targeting pollution prevention (P2) and resource conservation in Minnesota. 

Matt has worked hard to build upon the foundation laid by his predecessors in providing an internship program that benefits Minnesota businesses and organizations, the communities they operate in, and our future workforce. He values the opportunity to work with and connect with people across all walks of life, and he has been fortunate to do so in a variety of industries and communities within the state of Minnesota and beyond. 

Before leading the MnTAP Intern Program, Matt served as a Waste Prevention Specialist for 8 years. In this time, he led and contributed to multiple projects working with a variety of industries on cost-effective solutions that reduce waste and pollution and/or increase water and energy efficiency. 

When not at work, Matt enjoys spending time with his family, friends, and pets. He prefers to be outdoors and enjoys too many activities to account for, such as paddling, climbing, hiking, camping, crosswords and cooking. 

Education / Training

• Bachelor of Science in Bioproducts Marketing & Management, minor in Corporate Environmental Management – University of Minnesota

Professional Associations

• Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA), MN/ND Chapter – Vice President