I greatly enjoy creative thinking activities. During my free time, one of the things I like to do is play a wide variety of puzzle games, solving challenges based on the provided constraints. I particularly enjoy sandbox-type puzzle games, where a basic set of tools is provided that are used to develop more complex operations to complete a given objective within a confined system. These games involve testing and optimising for the most efficient solution, and provide immense satisfaction when efforts pay off.  I also enjoy playing a variety of board games when the opportunity arises, and I like to play chess casually, after having played semi-competitively for several years before starting university.

At Queen's, I had joined both the Badminton and Karate clubs, continuing some activities I was involved in when I was younger but did not have time to pursue during my time at Toronto. I had also joined the Archery club to learn something new, as I had previously been interested in archery but did not have much opportunity to try it out. These activities also allow me to meet and interact with a wide variety of different people. While I would not consider myself an overly social person, I still enjoy meeting new people and participating in activities in casual settings.