uses4insanity

Summer rapidly came and went. I have spent my summer days working in an organometallic chemistry lab up in University of Washington- Seattle, working with Dr. Karen Goldberg. I've been working on anti-markovnikov hydroamination with Rhodium catalysts. When I come back to San Diego for my last YEAR at SDSU, I will hopefully be publishing two papers, applying to too many PhD programs for chemistry and having classes. My class schedule is: Major Chemistry Courses: Chem 457: Instrumental Chemistry Analytical Lab (2) Chem 520A: Inorganic Chemistry (3) Chem 550: Instrumental Chemistry Analytical Lecture (2) General Education Courses: TMF 160

I literally have done nothing in awhile. I've drawn a few things here and there, but nothing amazing. School has taken over my life completely. This upcoming semester is going to be huge and diabolical. I am taking an interesting set of classes 3 of them are upper division, the other two are GE's. Fun stuff. Oh yeah and I don't know if I said this awhile ago, I'm a chemistry major now. I've been working in a research lab on campus for about 7 months now and loving it! Anyways Here is the list of classes: --Major Courses-- Chem 410A- Physical Chemistry - [4 units; 1 unit lab/3 unit lecture] Chem 432- Second Semester Organic Chemistry - [4

School has once again started for Fall 2010. I am taking Organic Chemistry (Chem 232), Molecular Biology (Bio 203), Intro to Physics (Physics 195), and lastly Calculus 2 (Math 151). That's a total of 16 units. It will be another busy semester and probably postpone further artwork. I have something in the works, but my focus has been elsewhere completely. So hopefully I will get it done soon before I get too busy. I am really excited for this semester, even though I am fully understanding that it will be tough. Yet, I just have to keep strong and will finish on the top. So I wish you all luck in your school ventures and strive to be the best y