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Betty has been part of the program since it first began in 1984. Many students fondly remember Betty as their “Scottish Mum”.
She guided students in the lab, was a PBL facilitator and a mentor. Betty was always ready with a smile, kind words and lots of hugs and sweeties.
She welcomed everyone and made Glasgow a home away from home.
Although, she retired in 2015, her influence remains, and she is as much a part of the department today as she was in 1984.