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Name:
Lindsey E. Crumlin, Jr, MD, MPH, FACS
Title/Campus:
Medical Assisting Adjunct Faculty, Columbia Campus
Education:
Bachelor of Science in Engineering – Duke University, M.D. & M.P.H., – Johns Hopkins
University, General Surgery Residency – Tulane University
Started at ECPI:
April 2006
What do you do in addition to teaching at ECPI University?
General surgery practice, Major in the
South Carolina National Guard, formerly served in U.S. Navy (Gulf War Desert Storm veteran)
Most Rewarding Experience:
Family vacations when my children were infants and through their high
school years
Greatest Accomplishment:
Certification by the American Board of Surgery, then later becoming a
Fellow of the American College of Surgeons
Favorite Book:
Gifted Hands: The Ben Carson Story
Biggest Pet Peeve:
The 3
rd
person singular present tense conjugation of to do is,
“He doesn’t”; not, “He don’t”!
Talk about fin-
gernails on chalkboard!
Hobbies:
Community service, hand-rolled cigars, crossword puzzles, and Sudoku
Favorite Food:
Burrito and/or Pizza (not both at the same time)
My Most Treasured Possession:
No material possession is all that important
A Talent I Wish I Had:
To be able to speak Spanish fluently
Before the end of 2014, I plan to…
Lose 15 lbs. or climb Mt. Everest—whichever is easier
ECPI Salutes
Student Veterans Attend
SVA Leadership Institute
S
tudent veterans from two ECPI
University campuses were selected
to attend an all-expense paid trip to
the Student Veterans of America (SVA)
Leadership Institute, held June 26-29
at Walmart Corporate Headquarters
in Bentonville, Arkansas. SVA Chapter
Presidents Mark Lynch (Richmond/Inns-
brook Campus) and Susan King (Virginia
Beach Campus) have now returned
home and they are ready to share what
they’ve learned.
“The need to support student veterans
has never been greater,” says Lynch.
“SVA has only been around since 2008,
so these conferences are really helpful
as we work toward helping our chapters
reach their full potential.” SVA’s Leader-
ship Institute brings a select group of
chapter leaders together for intensive
leadership training. Topics include:
•
Strategic Planning
•
Collaborative Integration
•
Advanced Chapter Management
Techniques
•
Networking and Professional
Etiquette
“We really want to pay close attention
to leadership continuity,” says King.
“Because ECPI University has an ac-
celerated program, our students finish
school faster than just about anyone in
the country so we have to make sure
that we have prepared the next slate
of chapter leaders to take over before
we’ve graduated.”
Student veterans met at Walmart Headquarters in Bentonville, Arkansas