Meet...Jenny
Name: Jenny Fraylick.
Year
and school: 2002 graduate, College of Graduate
Studies.
Specialty: Cellular microbiology.
Favorite TV show: American Experience on PBS.
Favorite professor or class: Dr. Jean-Michel Goust—Immunology.
Favorite room in your house: The kitchen. I live on the third floor of an old Charleston house, my kitchen is very bright and airy, and I have a great view of the rooftops!
Ingredient you must have in your refrigerator: Starbucks Java Chip ice cream.
Bad habit: Buying flip-flops.
Plans for the future: I would like to teach Microbiology and do reasearch on some really nasty microbe.
Mentor: Pathology's Dr. Joan Olson—she's such a positive person and a great role model for a young scientist!
Activities in your free time: Shopping, kayaking, reading, and cooking.
If you could trade places with someone for a day, who would you be? A zoo veterinarian.
Most rewarding thing about your studies: Solving problems and making discoveries that contribute to the advancement of science.
Three things that mean alot to you: Religion, family, and football (I'm a good southern girl afterall).
If you suddenly had a free day, what would you do? Grab a bagel and some coffee, head out to the beach to relax, and finish it off with a seafood dinner at The Wreck.
Something people don't know about you: I was a Clemson cheerleader.
Something that you do that is silly but really
fun: I try on nailpolish in the store before
I buy it—a different color for every finger!