Salutations!
I am Alicja Sadzewicz: a junior in ChemE and one of your outreach co-chairs for this year! I’m super excited to work with everyone, as I feel we have some really strong officers and chairs this year. I don’t think there could be a better group to take on one of SWE’s most challenging years!
I am Alicja Sadzewicz: a junior in ChemE and one of your outreach co-chairs for this year! I’m super excited to work with everyone, as I feel we have some really strong officers and chairs this year. I don’t think there could be a better group to take on one of SWE’s most challenging years!
Now a little bit about me:
I love to paint and I’m really into reading (as you may or may not have already been able to tell from my Charlotte’s Web inspired greeting). During the school year I don’t really get to do either much as textbooks and equation sheets take up most of my time--*sigh* the life on an engineering student, right? So, although quarantine has been more than a little tough, I must say that it has freed up some time for me to get some reading and art in. Here are some of the books I’ve read so far and my reviews:
-Call Me By Your Name by Andre Aciman: Have you seen the movie? Well the source material is good too. Rating: 10/10 peaches.
-Diary of an Oxygen Thief by Anonymous: What happens when a sociopath makes a hobby out of getting people to fall in love with him, only to purposely break their hearts? This is one of those “wow this is really psychologically messed up but like I can’t stop reading” books. Rating: 9/11 Oxygens.
-The Strange Library by Haruki Murakami: A short novel about a boy who gets trapped in a hell library. It’s also supplemented by some cool Andy Warhol inspired art. Honestly anything by the author is great, I’ve also just started reading his book called Norwegian Wood. Rating: 100000/1 Creepy Librarians.
And here is the painting I have been most recently working on:
I love to paint and I’m really into reading (as you may or may not have already been able to tell from my Charlotte’s Web inspired greeting). During the school year I don’t really get to do either much as textbooks and equation sheets take up most of my time--*sigh* the life on an engineering student, right? So, although quarantine has been more than a little tough, I must say that it has freed up some time for me to get some reading and art in. Here are some of the books I’ve read so far and my reviews:
-Call Me By Your Name by Andre Aciman: Have you seen the movie? Well the source material is good too. Rating: 10/10 peaches.
-Diary of an Oxygen Thief by Anonymous: What happens when a sociopath makes a hobby out of getting people to fall in love with him, only to purposely break their hearts? This is one of those “wow this is really psychologically messed up but like I can’t stop reading” books. Rating: 9/11 Oxygens.
-The Strange Library by Haruki Murakami: A short novel about a boy who gets trapped in a hell library. It’s also supplemented by some cool Andy Warhol inspired art. Honestly anything by the author is great, I’ve also just started reading his book called Norwegian Wood. Rating: 100000/1 Creepy Librarians.
And here is the painting I have been most recently working on:
Well, I hope this has helped you get to know me a little better, and I’m excited to get to know all of you SWE members, officers, and generally cool STEM people! To everyone: good luck with your next semester and I can’t wait to see you all at the next SWE Zoom Meeting!
-Alicja Sadzewicz
-Alicja Sadzewicz
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