Meet...Peggy
Name: Peggy Schachte.
Department:
Office of Research Develop-ment.
How long at MUSC: My first day at MUSC was May 5, 1969.
Family: Husband, Hal Currey; and children, Anna, Elizabeth, Chris, Kathleen, Nancy, and Patrick. We also have a big cat, Elvis.
Favorite reading: The New Yorker.
Favorite section of the paper: The comics.
Favorite Web site: Google.
Ingredients you must have in your refrigerator: Beer, wine, and garlic.
Fondest childhood memory: Going places with my father.
A day you would like to relive: A beautiful, long summer evening at Skagen in Denmark.
Bad habit: Not knowing when to quit.
Hobbies: Gardening and reading fiction.
What is your biggest challenge at work: So much to do, and so little time.
Something you tried once and will never do again: The bullet ride at Coney Island.
Most rewarding thing about your job: Constant challenges, continuous learning.
Something people don't know about you: I am half Danish.
Dream vacation: Traveling
anywhere.
Friday, March 19, 2004
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