Photo of Gulfiya Nassyrova (LAW’22), left, and her son Nariman Temirbekov (LAW’22) beginning to study for a course on security transactions March 3 at LAW. Gulfiya is a middle-aged woman with light skin and shoulder-length brown hair and wears a face mask. She points to a line in a text book and has her laptop open in front of her. Nariman is a young man with short dark brown hair and transition glasses. He wears a gray sweatshirt and sits in front of a laptop.

April 27, 2022

A Family Affair

Mother and son Gulfiya Nassyrova (LAW’22) (left) and Nariman Temirbekov (LAW’22) from Kazakhstan are both studying for an LLM in the School of Law Graduate Program in Banking & Financial Law. Nassyrova is a lawyer and banking official back home in Kazakhstan, and her son is just starting his career. Their family of five is staying here during the year, while Nariman’s younger sisters attend local public schools. March 3 photo by Cydney Scott

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