At the English speech contest “OUS Talk 2025” held in October 2025 at Okayama University of Science, Violeta Ivonne FLORES LINO (left in the photo), a first-year master’s student in the Veterinary Nursing Science Program of the Graduate School of Veterinary Medicine, won third place in the advanced category. Originally from El Salvador, Violeta is a government-sponsored international student and a licensed veterinarian with clinical experience in her home country. She is currently conducting research on infectious diseases with the thesis adviser, Professor Kuwata (right in the photo). In her speech titled “living between cultures,” she shared her personal experiences of adapting to life in Japan and reflected on the cultural similarities between Latin America and Japan. Her global perspective as a veterinarian and her strong passion for research left a lasting impression on the audience. The Graduate School of Veterinary Medicine at Okayama University of Science offers an international and collaborative learning environment where students from diverse backgrounds work together to address global issues related to veterinary science. For more information, please visit our website: https://www.vet.ous.ac.jp/gvs/
2025年10月に開催された岡山理科大学主催の英語スピーチコ
At the English speech contest “OUS Talk 2025” held in October 2025 at Okayama University of Science, Violeta Ivonne FLORES LINO (left in the photo), a first-year master’s student in the Veterinary Nursing Science Program of the Graduate School of Veterinary Medicine, won third place in the advanced category. Originally from El Salvador, Violeta is a government-sponsored international student and a licensed veterinarian with clinical experience in her home country. She is currently conducting research on infectious diseases with the thesis adviser, Professor Kuwata (right in the photo). In her speech titled “living between cultures,” she shared her personal experiences of adapting to life in Japan and reflected on the cultural similarities between Latin America and Japan. Her global perspective as a veterinarian and her strong passion for research left a lasting impression on the audience. The Graduate School of Veterinary Medicine at Okayama University of Science offers an international and collaborative learning environment where students from diverse backgrounds work together to address global issues related to veterinary science. For more information, please visit our website: https://www.vet.ous.