Mar 7, 2014
INTO Oregon State University student alumna Kurdman Mizory tells her story
Her M.S. is in Animal Science, the same major as the undergraduate degree that she earned in Iraq. A portion of her degree program revolved around her thesis project: working with turkeys at an OSU poultry farm, testing to see what kinds of diets impact turkeys in different ways. Warren asked for a photo of her on the farm, but she unfortunately only had photos of the turkeys, not of her with the turkeys!
Warren has known Kurdman since she arrived in Corvallis in February of 2011. She found a host family soon after arriving and for the past three years has lived with them. “They were so good to me. They’ve been like my parents. It will be hard to not see them anymore,” she said.
But Kurdman explained she’s still excited to go home: “I feel really good to go back. To my home, to my normal life, to my family, to my friends.” She has a job lined up teaching animal science at a local university. She’ll also be returning to a home with her eleven siblings! OSU is sad to see her go, but hopeful that she’ll return to Iraq for a while, then come back for her Ph.D., something she hopes to do in the near future. Good luck, Kurdman! [caption id="attachment_2876" align="aligncenter" width="546"]
Memorial Union at Oregon State University[/caption]
The historic OSU campus is located at the heart of Corvallis, characterized by its red brick buildings, old-growth trees and lush greenery. The Memorial Union (pictured above), where students gather to study and socialize and where many of OSU’s student clubs are based, is the centerpiece of the campus community. The bustling OSU campus is stimulating and diverse, and the Corvallis community is welcoming. Students experience classic American college life at OSU.
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Oregon State University[/caption]
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