Honoring a Legacy of Care: BCC Dedicates Nursing Lab to Alumna Pamela Jones

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Brunswick Community College (BCC) recently named their nursing simulation lab after Pamela Jones, following a donation from her mother, Maureen Wright, and her family. Pamela, a 1993 graduate of Emory Law School and former Chief Legal Officer and Vice President of Human Resources at Lee Hecht Harrison, is honored in this way.

At the naming ceremony, BCC President Gene Smith, along with The Foundation of BCC staff and Nursing faculty, thanked the Wright family. They remembered Pamela as a dedicated and caring person who committed her life to service. Maureen Wright shared stories about Pamela's kindness and her dedication to helping others.

The ceremony included a tour of the Pamela Jones Simulation Lab. Attendees, including Ms. Wright's husband and son, saw the lab's features. These features will help BCC nursing students in their education and training.

President Smith commented on the importance of naming the lab after Pamela. He said it would inspire students to excel and focus on patient care in their careers. He also recognized the Wright family's role in supporting BCC's growth and its community service mission.