Schulich Leader Scholarships: Creating the next generation of technology innovators

Schulich Leaders utilizing their STEM degrees in the workforce

By Jen-Ai Lai • Schulich Leader at University of British Columbia

Fall 2013

Taitung, Taiwan: 1961. The savage sun rages down upon the bare backs of men tending to the fields.

By Laurence Arpin • Schulich Leader at Université de Montréal

Spring 2013

After a whole semester, I can say I really enjoy my studies in veterinary medicine.

By Mickey Dang • Schulich Leader at University of Waterloo

Fall 2019

I’ve had the good fortune to work in a bunch of different software positions over the past 2 years.

By Liam Lawrence • Schulich Leader at McMaster University

Fall 2019

Summer Students at Sunnbrook Research Institute

By Zack Rooney • Schulich Leader at Memorial University

Spring 2019

Despite sounding pessimistic, one of the first concepts I understood at university was that education is a process to help you realize that you

By Danny McInnis • Schulich Leader at University of Toronto

Spring 2019

Like many students, I find that my interests change from semester to semester, month to month and sometimes even day to day.

By Julia Won • Schulich Leader at University of Toronto

Winter 2017/2018

Having an abundance of volunteer opportunities is one of the many reasons why I love Toronto.

By Manpreet Deol • Schulich Leader at University of Calgary

Fall 2017

By Julia Won • Schulich Leader at University of Toronto

Summer 2016

By Emily Pass • Schulich Leader at University of Waterloo

Spring 2016

The Working World

Taitung, Taiwan: 1961.

If we lived with animals, rather than exploiting them

What Does It Mean to be a Good Developer

A Different View on Failure

Why Take a Work Term?

Don’t Let Your Degree Tell You What You Can and Can’t Do

A Passion to Volunteer

Thought for Food

Summer of Stats, Summer of Psych!

Searching for the Imperfect Fit

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