My interview with Sabrina Sarhadian was quite a surprise. I found that the more of the related answers she gave, the more indepth quesstions I had for her. Sabrina is a most interesting person. I found, as I was conducting the interview, that we would digrss into a converstion of what brought her to this point in her life. I had a hard time returning to the relavent questions, which seemed mundain, compaired to her life.
MY INTERVIEW WITH SABRINA SARHADIAN
Sabrina is from Iran, and has her Bacherlors degree from Terahan. Sabrina and her husband came to this country to escape religeous persecutin in Iran, where Syrian Christians were tormented. She is attending community college to have a better understanding of the English language. She had lived in Los Angelas and found that the languages she heard most often, were, Iranian (asyrian and Farsi) and Spanish. She and her husband traveled to Chicago, and encountered much of the same. Sabrina made the siscision to move to a truly mid-western city, where English was spoken.
Sabrina planned to go to I.S.U. but found out that she needs English courses to get into I.S.U., thus bringing her to Heartland to satify I.S.U.s' requirement. Sabrina feels that in the three years she has been in this country, she is "progressivelly learning" all about our culture and feels she is mor confident in herself than she was at this time last year. Sabrina hopes that by next semester, she will have a better understanding of the concepts of composition.
The future looks bright and she is determined to be a successful person. She does hope, as she travels through our educational process, she will be remembered as a nice, but interesting person. Sabrina has two more years before she will be an American Citizen.
He plans after finishing at I.S.U. are to become a Statistician and live and work in Chicago.
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