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Zoe Zink

Zoe Zink, A&C Reporter

Zoe is a senior psychology major with minors in nutrition and Spanish. She is from Charlotte, NC.

(She/Her)

Email: zinkze@appstate.edu

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Best of Boone 2021: Best of Food

Aubrey Smith, Ansley Puckett, Asher Davidson, Camryn Collier, Jaclyn Bartlett, Kenedy Singletary, Lily Kincaid, Sabrina Hess, Savannah Brewer, and Zoe Zink
May 1, 2021
The three Delaney children with their Goldendoodle, Winky.

Local family fundraises for furry friend

Zoe Zink, A&C Reporter
April 30, 2021
Students explore mental well-being in annual Semicolon Week

Students explore mental well-being in annual Semicolon Week

Zoe Zink, A&C Reporter
April 2, 2021
Danny Combs(right) helping a student build a rocking horse. Combs left his music career to create Teaching the Autism Community Trades, which teaches students trade skills like woodworking.

From Tennessee to teaching: Alumnus leaves music career to train students with autism

Zoe Zink, A&C Reporter
March 23, 2021
The outside of Belk Library and Information Commons.

App State librarian helps students work through mental health creatively

Zoe Zink, A&C Reporter
March 10, 2021
Playlist of the week: Girl power

Playlist of the week: Girl power

Zoe Zink , A&C Reporter
March 1, 2021
The Altar for Black Lives that stood in Downtown Boone in June. The altar is now on display at the Blowing Rock Art and History Museum in collaboration with Small and Mighty Acts.

BRAHM memorializes King Street Altar for Black Lives

Zoe Zink, A&C Reporter
February 24, 2021
Students with a participant during a music therapy session before COVID-19. Now, the Bachelor of Music in Music Therapy program has taken its program virtual and offers free and remote music therapy.

Music Therapy Program goes virtual, offers free remote services

Zoe Zink, A&C Reporter
February 11, 2021
App State alumnus creates High Country business and culture app

App State alumnus creates High Country business and culture app

Zoe Zink, A&C Reporter
January 28, 2021
Josie Gagnon with her clothing line LadyBoys. Gagnon was inspired to create an inclusive skateboarding apparel company from her own doodles during quarantine.

Watauga High student starts inclusive skateboarding apparel line

Zoe Zink, A&C Reporter
November 12, 2020
The inside of Anna Banana’s on King Street. Owner Anna Roseman said shes noticed a rise in the popularity of secondhand shopping.

The shift to thrift: Boone shops second hand

Zoe Zink, A&C Reporter
November 4, 2020
Two models pose during a shoot for The Collective. Students were motivated to start the magazine by the competitive nature of the apparel and fashion industry.

First in fashion: Students debut App State’s first fashion magazine

Zoe Zink, A&C Reporter
October 20, 2020
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