Resume
| Name | Moroz Svetlana Anatolyevna |
| Date of birth | 21 June 1986 |
| Nationality | Byelorussian |
| Education: | |
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1993-2003 |
Secondary school |
| 2003-2008 |
Donetsk National Technical University |
| Languages: | Native: Russian, Ukraine; fluent English |
| Computing skills: | MS Office, Kompas-3D, ABBYY FineReader, Ulead Photo Express, Internet Explorer, HTML |
| Interests | Volleyball, drawing, reading |
I was born on 21 June, 1986 in Makeyevka. My father, Moroz Anatoliy Mikhaylovich, is a miner, my mother, Moroz Svetlana Mikhaylovna, is an electrician, my elder brother, Moroz Vyacheslav Anatolyevich, is a turner. I also have a red cat Barsik; it a very sociable and affectionate animal, which always likes being the center of attention.
When I was 3 years old I went to the kindergarten located not far from our house. I do not remember much about this period, but some things left in my memory. For example, I remember that I didn’t like sleeping in the afternoon, but I liked studying different children’s rhymes and telling them my mother. When I was asked about my future profession I replied that I would be a kindergartner or a teacher. But when I became older, I understood that this was not the thing I would like to deal with in future.
In 1992 I went to the first grade of the comprehensive school ¹24 of I-II levels. My first teacher was Soldatova Svetlana Anatolyevna. She always knew how to awake children’s interest in studies and acquiring of knowledge turned into the game, in which everybody took part, but not a routine study of subjects. I was a high achiever in the first, second and third grades. And drawing, mathematics and reading were my favorite subjects.
In 1995 I passed to the fifth grade of the comprehensive school of I-II levels and studied there till the ninth grade. As far as I liked drawing very much, I was occupied in issuing different wallpapers devoted to holidays that took place in school. Sometimes our class was first in such intraschool events. Studying in school I took part in the different subjects’ competitions and was the first.
When I was in the 7th grade my girlfriend proposed me to pick up the volleyball training. I liked it, all the more the trainer said that I succeeded. That is why this kind of sports became an integral part of my life for the next two years. But I was not going to be a professional sportsman and stopped training, though my trainer insisted that I should take part in competitions and continue training. Now I ask myself if I was right. I will never find the answer…
After finishing the ninth grade I passed the entrance examinations in the lycey No. 1 and continued my education in the physico-mathematical grade. As before my favorite subjects were algebra, geometry and drawing. The fancy for these subjects to some degree determined my choice regarding the further education. I chose two universities; they were the Donetsk National Technical University and Makeyevka Construction Engineering Institute (it is called Donetsk National Academy of Construction and Architecture now). The final decision was made in favor of DonNTU, because this University corresponded to my ideas about an institution of higher education; moreover, there was a real possibility to enter there passing the rating. Just this way I became a first-year student under the speciality “Electromechanical equipment of power-consuming industries”.
When I passed the entrance and final examinations, the summer holidays started. There was enough time for occupying myself with favorite hobbies. It was obligatory to go to the sea, gather strength and energy for the new school year. And I could read in my free time. I liked doing it before, but there were no preferences. However, that summer I became interested in the novels of Daniela Stil and I read all novels available in the local library. Some time later I was advised to read the criminal novels of Yuliya Shilova. She is still one of my favorite authors. My mother (I must thank her for this) taught me to sew and I started designing and sewing my clothes; simultaneously I studied knitting and crocheting. I have a good practice in the latter and a half of my clothes are made by me.
And the 1st of September, 2003 came – the beginning of the new stage of my life. I found many new friends (some of them became my close friends), teachers who tried to give as much knowledge as possible. Nevertheless, everything “unnecessary” was filtered out and only the things we’ll need remained in our heads. It was interesting to adapt to the new conditions in the first half-year (in comparison with school), new students’ terms, to pass modules and, certainly, sessions. As to the sessions I can say that it was not like a bolt from the blue, because I always tried to pass the module control positively and get the exam market automatically.
The education at the Institute also left in my memory due to its holidays accompanied by visits to the night clubs or to the country, if it was spring or summer.
At the end of the third course they appointed the heads of our degree works. My head was Derevaynsky Vadim Yuryevich. Since the time I have been writing my degree work, I take part in different competitions of students’ works, wrote articles (one of them is published based on the results of the work) and in May 2007 I spoke at the “Science Day’. I want to thank my head for his right advice as to my degree work. It proved useful and now I know exactly the further plan of my work and research direction.
My prospects are to defend my master’s degree work, find an interesting and well-paid work, make a close-knit family and fulfill myself in the creative plan.