On Friday, Feb 19, Mobilians were surprised to find snow that STUCK for the first time since 1993. Below are some pictures that show how USA College of Medicine employees and their families enjoyed the unusual weather.
Vanessa Williams from High Risk Obstetrics and Linda Mills from Pediatric Developmental strike a pose
Arlisha Johnson and Linda Mills from Pediatric Developmental brave the flurries!
Dr. Hattie Myles, COM Assistant Dean of Student Affairs, can't believe it!
Emily Alford, from COM Student Affairs, came prepared with her umbrella.
The North side of campus near the Medical Sciences Building Parking Lot
First and second year medical students take a quick break to enjoy Mobile's rare snow.
Meagan Courtney, a third year medical student, poses for a picture while Dean Naritoku, M.D., and Greg Lipscomb, a resident, take pictures of the snow
Wow! Lite accumulation behind the CSAB .
Flurries seen looking out of the Mastin Building at USA Medical Center.
Emma Davis in the Health Services Foundation Compliance and Reimbursement department waves her arms in excitement as the snow falls around her.
The snow actually accumulated outside of the new Health Sciences Building.
Snow on USA's campus.
Rhonda Smith catches student leaving the Medical Sciences Building as it snows on campus.
Marian Zambrano outside the Mastin Building at USA Medical Center.
Three Mile Creek as seen from the Mastin Building.
Lynda and Rich Touart observe the snow from their home.
Sheryl Waltman's deck is covered in Chunchula, Alabama.
Sheryl's daughter, a student at USA, plays with her dogs in the snow.
Dr. Charles Hamm's photo reminds us what REAL SNOW looks like. This was taken on recent trip to Washington, D.C.
