Meet...George
Name:
George Webb.
Department:
Clinical
Effectiveness (social worker).How long at MUSC: 16 months.
Favorite movies: JFK, The Sixth Sense.
Hidden talent: How much food I can eat at one sitting.
How do you keep in shape: Weightlifting.
Bad habit: Being late.
What led you to choose social work as a career: At 16, I was in a serious car accident that killed my brother. I began to see a therapist to help me deal with the loss. Eventually, I learned to get through it and knew I wanted to help others.
Something you collect: Episodes of “Married with Children.”
First thing you notice about people: Their hair.
Whom do you admire most: My parents.
Proudest moment: The birth of my son, George Weldon Webb, 2.
Ingredient you must have in your refrigerator: Cheese.
Historical event you would have liked to have witnessed: The first landing on the moon.
What did you want to be when you were growing up: A professional football player.
Three things that describe you: Funny, compassionate and forgiving.
Friday, March 16, 2007
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