The Office of Enrollment Services moved into a new location at 41 Bee Street. The Student Wellness Center replaced the old with new technology as it relates to security and access. Club members have done away with their 20th century magnetic strip access cards for the simple use of their right hand, at left. The result is secured access for more than 7,000 members who use the campus popular health and fitness facilities. Full story To develop culinary skills and to become acquainted with chefs, MUSC s dietetic interns work in the food labs of Johnson and Wales University, Charleston campus.
Culinary skills are essential for registered dietitians.
During the experience at Johnson and Wales, the interns change recipes to make them healthier and tastier. The MUSC mission to preserve and optimize human life in South Carolina was displayed for S.C. Gov. Jim Hodges during his tour of the campus Feb. 4. But it was the presentation of university and medical center goals, concerns and accomplishments during a tightly packed hour and 15 minutes in the president s board room that likely fixed this academic medical center s reach for excellence in his mind. In his installation speech March 30, Ray Greenberg, M.D., Ph.D., pledged to place the interest of South Carolinians above all else. On May 18, the MUSC Board of Trustees approved a comprehensive four-year plan to overhaul the parking rates charged by the university to staff, students, patients, and visitors.