Meet...Ashley
Name:
Ashley W. Primus.
College
and year: Medicine, first year.Hidden talents: Writing poetry.
Pet peeve: Whining.
First thing you notice about people: Facial expression.
What led you to choose medicine as a career: My childhood was filled with years of watching my parents battle sickness.
What brought you to MUSC: I fell in love with MUSC after my mother received a transplant here seven years ago. From that point on, I knew this was where I wanted to be.
Ingredient you must have in your refrigerator: Ketchup.
Biggest challenge: Procrastination.
Three things that best describe you: God-fearing, determined, and down-to-earth.
If you suddenly had a free day, what would you do: Spend time with my family.
Something people don’t know about you: I am a preacher’s daughter.
Historical event you would like to witness: The American colonists throwing tea into the Boston Harbor in protest of the British tax in 1773.
Accomplishment of which you are most proud of: Being in medical school.
Friday, July 27, 2007
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