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Photo Gallery | WCU College of Osteopathic Medicine welcomes new class

WCU College of Osteopathic Medicine welcomes new class
Submitted by Mercer Morrison, Web Producer
Monday, August 13th, 2012, 11:50am
(left to right) Dr. Francis Achike, professor of pharmacology and clinical skills; Mason Dyess of Carson, a first-year WCUCOM student; Derek Hunt of Jacksonville, Fla., a first-year WCUCOM student, and Dr. Jeff Evans, professor biochemistry, enjoy the reception to welcome new WCUCOM students and faculty held at the Train Depot downtown on August 8.
(left to right) Dr. Tommy King, president of William Carey University, Betsy Rowell, executive director of Historic Hattiesburg Downtown Association, and John Brown, assistant to the mayor, pose for a photo at the reception to welcome new WCUCOM students and faculty held at the Train Depot downtown on August 8. Dr. King, Rowell, and Brown, along with Web Heidelberg, were featured speakers at the event.
(left to right) Josh Holifield of Laurel, a first-year WCUCOM student; Dr. Tommy King, president of William Carey University, and Cory Lemoine of Marksville, La., a first-year WCOM student, enjoy the reception to welcome new WCUCOM students and faculty held at the Train Depot downtown on August 8.
(left to right) Katie Kuberg of Russellville, Ala., a first-year WCOM student; Dr. Johnny Porter, professor of physiology; Dr. Jessica Taylor, assistant professor of physiology, and Guy Paul Cooper of Atlanta, Ga., a first-year WCOM student, pose for a photo at the reception to welcome new WCUCOM students and faculty held at the Train Depot downtown on August 8.
(left to right) Dr. Gabor Legradi, associate professor of anatomy, takes a photo with his daughter Karine and his wife Sylvia at the reception to welcome new WCUCOM students and faculty held at the Train Depot downtown on August 8.
Dr. T.G. Sarphie, associate dean of biomedical sciences, and Web Heidelberg, president of Historic Hattiesburg Downtown Association, enjoy the reception to welcome new WCUCOM students and faculty held at the Train Depot downtown on August 8.
(left to right) Lt. Col. Fred Varnado, director of the office of professional development and educational outreach at The University of Southern Mississippi and his wife, Col. Sheila Varnado, executive director of the R3SM in Hattiesburg, pose for a photo with Chad Newell, president of Area Development Partnership, and Betsy Rowell, executive director of Historic Hattiesburg Downtown Association, at the reception to welcome new WCUCOM students and faculty held at the Train Depot downtown on August 8.
(left to right) Jason Lee, division manager at Mississippi Power, stops for a photo with Jutta and Joe White, downtown Hattiesburg business owners, at the reception to welcome new WCUCOM students and faculty held at the Train Depot downtown on August 8.
(left to right) Jay Barrows, a contributor to Calico Antique Mall in downtown Hattiesburg, Betsy Rowell, executive director of Historic Hattiesburg Downtown Association, and Dorothy Brown, owner of Calico Antique Mall, enjoy the reception to welcome new WCUCOM students and faculty held at the Train Depot downtown on August 8.
(left to right) Rishi Shah of Richardson, Texas, a first-year WCUCOM student; and Dr. Everett Roark, assistant professor of microbiology and biology, enjoy the reception to welcome new WCUCOM students and faculty held at the Train Depot downtown on August 8.
(far right) Hillary Howell of Oxford, a first-year WCUCOM student, poses with (left to right) her mother Wanda, her sister Haley, and her father Paul at the reception to welcome new WCUCOM students and faculty held at the Train Depot downtown on August 8.
(left to right) Web Heidelberg, president of Historic Hattiesburg Downtown Association, stops for a photo with Chad Newell, president of Area Development Partnership, at the reception to welcome new WCUCOM students and faculty held at the Train Depot downtown on August 8.

The following is a press release from William Carey University:

The Area Development Partnership, the Historic Hattiesburg Downtown Association, the City of Hattiesburg, and VisitHATTIESBURG hosted a private reception to welcome the new William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine students and faculty on August 8, at the Historic Depot in downtown Hattiesburg. Featured speakers included Betsy Rowell, executive director of Historic Hattiesburg Downtown Association; Web Heidelberg, president of HHDA; John Brown, assistant to the mayor, speaking on behalf of the City of Hattiesburg, and Dr. Tommy King, president of WCU.

The 108- member class includes 67 men and 41 women, the majority of whom are from or have ties to the Gulf-South U.S.

 

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