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Interview with Bridgette Houser (in English)

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We all start somewhere. Bridgette shares that asking for help and being open to new experiences can lead to an interesting college journey.

Bridgette is a recent OSU Animal Science graduate. Tune in to hear her college journey and experiences with cat behavior, helping with lambing on OSU campus, and studying dingoes in Australia.

Then try this challenge, imagine you were granted a million dollars to do a research experiment. What would you study and why? In 4-H, we learn by doing! Bring your ideas to the live Q&A session with Bridgette on June 18th.

Register for the live Q&A session.

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