2026 Lancer Leadership Panellists

Student Leadership

Student Success and Leadership Centre

Build Your Leadership Story

Leadership begins with action. Develop your skills, gain experience, connect with other leaders, explore major awards, and discover opportunities to make a difference at the University of Windsor.

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Where Will Your Leadership Journey Begin?

You do not need a formal title to lead. Leadership can begin by joining a team, helping another student, organizing an event, speaking up for your community, developing a new skill, or turning an idea into action.

Learn

Leadership Training and Events

Participate in conferences, interactive workshops, Model United Nations activities, and other co-curricular experiences designed to strengthen your leadership capacity.

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Develop

Leadership Competencies

Build the capabilities that support success in university, employment, and community life, including communication, collaboration, self-awareness, ethical action, and civic responsibility.

Review the competencies

Act

Leadership Opportunities

Find ways to represent students, mentor peers, join campus organizations, lead events, contribute to university decisions, gain employment experience, and create community impact.

Find an opportunity

Connect

Lancer Leadership Network

Connect with faculty and staff who offer leadership programming in areas such as student development, career preparation, residence life, recreation, intercultural learning, and community engagement.

Meet the leadership network

Aim Higher

External Scholarships and Awards

Explore major national and international awards, scholarship directories, application-planning guidance, and advising for opportunities such as Rhodes and McCall MacBain.

Explore scholarships and awards

Go Deeper

Leadership Resources

Explore books, reports, professional organizations, academic resources, and practical tools supporting leadership learning, student development, and experiential education.

Browse leadership resources

Start with One Step

1

Identify

Choose a skill, experience, issue, or community that matters to you.

2

Explore

Review programs, campus roles, training events, and student organizations.

3

Participate

Attend, volunteer, apply, join a team, or begin a conversation.

4

Reflect

Record what you contributed, learned, and want to develop next.

Need Help Finding Your Next Step?

Contact the Student Success and Leadership Centre to discuss leadership development, campus programming, collaboration, or major scholarship advising.

Contact Leadership Development