Meet...Jeremy
Name:
Jeremy Wolf. Department: OCIO-IS Field Engineering.
How
long at MUSC: It will be a year June 29.How do you spend your free time: I’m finishing up my degree in Telecommunications Systems Management, and I’m playing music when I’m not working on that.
If you could change careers, what would you do: Before I did this I was a professional jazz musician; I suppose I would go back to that.
What musical instruments do you play: I play upright acoustic bass, piano and electric bass.
Pets: A cat named Slammo, and some fish, one named Ted Nugent.
Favorite book: Neuromancer by William Gibson is a pretty good book.
Favorite room in your house: My living room.
Item you must have in your refrigerator: Right now I’m pretty sure there is only a bottle of orange juice and some ketchup.
Fondest childhood memory: Exploring the forest around my hometown in Chillecothe, Ohio.
How do you stay fit: Ha!
Something people don’t know about you: I was once in a TV sitcom pilot (it never got picked up).
Friday, June 23, 2006
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