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Photography has always been my greatest hobby. While capturing spectacular moments, the entire surrounding world vanishes, leaving me and the scene under the spotlight in the middle of darkness. That's when the words PASSION and JOY are written all over my face. Indeed, this hobby has inspired me with the recognition that interest, passion and a pinch of pressure are the best catalyst for success and it would extend further onto my career.
First,I need a place that will provide me with new learning methods and a unique environment in order to seek for my passion. I might be inspired by a short conversation with the professor after class, a volunteering experience at AMS, a evening working out in the Queen's Center or a sunny afternoon cycling along waterfront parks in Kingston. These inspirations will lead me to my path. That's what I'm looking for at Queen's and attribute to my future.
Then, I want this passion to influence my job. Bodo, my host-father during my exchange program in germany, is a metal engineer. No matter how exhausting his work was, he would still answer every detail question I asked about his work with great passion. I was moved by his love of his job. Also, as Steve Jobs once said, "I'm convinced that the only thing that kept me going was that I loved what I did." I hope one day, I can stand in front of a crowd and introduce my own design as he does.
I foresee myself being a well respected Engineer, a creative Photographer, a global citizen and maybe the Secretary General of the United Nations all made possible through my Queen's Experience which will inspire me to make a difference in the world.
Photography has always been my greatest hobby. While capturing spectacular moments, the entire surrounding world vanishes, leaving me and the scene under the spotlight in the middle of darkness. That's when the words PASSION and JOY are written all over my face. Indeed, this hobby has inspired me with the recognition that interest, passion and a pinch of pressure are the best catalyst for success and it would extend further onto my career.
First,I need a place that will provide me with new learning methods and a unique environment in order to seek for my passion. I might be inspired by a short conversation with the professor after class, a volunteering experience at AMS, a evening working out in the Queen's Center or a sunny afternoon cycling along waterfront parks in Kingston. These inspirations will lead me to my path. That's what I'm looking for at Queen's and attribute to my future.
Then, I want this passion to influence my job. Bodo, my host-father during my exchange program in germany, is a metal engineer. No matter how exhausting his work was, he would still answer every detail question I asked about his work with great passion. I was moved by his love of his job. Also, as Steve Jobs once said, "I'm convinced that the only thing that kept me going was that I loved what I did." I hope one day, I can stand in front of a crowd and introduce my own design as he does.
I foresee myself being a well respected Engineer, a creative Photographer, a global citizen and maybe the Secretary General of the United Nations all made possible through my Queen's Experience which will inspire me to make a difference in the world.