| Founded | 2011 |
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| Members | 1485. |
| Key people | Seymour Schulich |
| Endowment | $200 million |
| Website | schulichleaders.com |
The Schulich Leader Scholarships is a Canadian and Israeli undergraduate award program that provides scholarships for students enrolled in STEM areas of study. Established in 2011 following a $100 million gift from Canadian businessman and philanthropist Seymour Schulich and co-administered by the UJA Federation of Greater Toronto, the program was initiated with the goal of producing STEM leaders to strengthen the economic competitiveness of Canada and Israel. In the inaugural year, 977 high schools and CÉGEPs across Canada put forward a nominee to compete in the annual award competition. In 2015, 1,250 students were nominated, fifty of whom were selected for the scholarship by one of the twenty participating universities. In 2020, the size of the program doubled in Canada, offering 100 scholarships annually totalling $11 million CAD.
Selection process
Canada
In Canada, all secondary schools may submit a single nominee for the award each year, with the exception of CÉGEPs in Québec, which may submit four. To be eligible for the scholarship, nominees must meet two criteria: (1) academic excellence, (2) leadership, charisma and creativity. Strong consideration will be given to students with financial need. Nominees must also be entrepreneurial-minded and intend to pursue a career in one or more of the following focus areas: (a) Technology; (b) Engineering; (c) Entrepreneurship and business enterprise; (d) Applied scientific research.
Choosing from the pool of nominees who have applied to their institution, each of twenty participating universities select two students to become Schulich Leader Scholarship recipients - one student pursuing undergraduate studies in engineering receives a scholarship valued at $120,000 CAD, while the second scholarship, allocated to a student in one of the other three STEM disciplines, has a $100,000 CAD value.
Israel
In addition to the Canadian program, Schulich Leader Scholarships is being carried out at five participating universities in Israel.
In Israel, nominees are evaluated based on similar attributes: leadership, academic standing, and financial need.
Each university selects ten Schulich Leaders annually: five engineer-based Leaders and five science, technology or mathematics-based Leaders. In 2020, Technion - Institute for Technology launched a custom Schulich Leaders Entrepreneurship Program that awards 15 annual scholarship recipients through an independent in-person screening process. Applicants are eligible after year one of undergraduate study, receiving financial support for two to three years of their Bachelor's degrees and are immersed in a valuable entrepreneurship enrichment program.
Universities and Schulich Leaders
The following university partners distribute Schulich Leader Scholarships:
Canada
British Columbia
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Jessie Russell Jeff Chen |
Cassandra Elphinstone Jen-ai Lai |
Jennifer Borchert
Aliya Khan |
| 2013 | Deven Azevedo
Andy Zeng |
Jake Blan
Gurman Khera |
Paul Kim
Sarah Khan |
| 2014 | Raaj Chatterjee
Nancy Lum |
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Jasmine Rai |
Miranda Andersen
Gibson Clark Ali Janjiana Andrew Tong |
Saba Askari Jafar Abadi
Helen Spry |
| 2018 | Antonia Kowalewski
Bradley Schellenberg |
Emily Cross
Ronin Cunningham Rebecca Lim Mateo Pekic |
Spencer Hancock
Karlee Zaruk |
| 2019 | Erin Flood
Philip Stachura |
Nika Martinussen
Lauren Moody Aidan Mundle Helen Zhang |
Elise Coates
Sacha Stipec |
| 2020 | Chloe Ma
Tejash Poddar |
Kailey Beckie
Susan Chung Aidan Eglin Yosamin Esanullah Adam Gurbin Rita Jin Ethan Lodermeier Romina Mahinpei Niki McIntosh James Ropotar |
Victor Kamel
Sean Lee |
| 2021 | Sierra Carmichael
Tyler McClellan |
Mohammed Al-Seragi
Raven Caron Mina Chong Carlos Georgescu Xavier Lam Solenne Le Billon Emilie Ma Sarvesh Singh Robin Yadav Rowan Zawadzki |
Denaisha Kraft
My Huy Lim |
| 2022 | Evan Dyce
Maya Rink |
Ethan Chan
Lyra Fletcher Manorama Joshi Raphael Kelly Edward Li Sarthak Tyagi |
Sophie Pavlik
Renata Kamel |
| 2023 | Alexander Charnetski
Lilian Pham |
Shailah Aggarson
Grace Gao Jeanette Guo Zachary Xie Leo Xu Alexander Zhong |
Mohammad Awwad
Evan Warburton |
| 2024 | Tarnjot Singh Aujla
Emily McKinnon |
Maya Achuthan
Emma Creelman Jenna Hamilton Patrick Huynh Anush Mutyala Nathan Zhao |
Cohen Cheetham
Mahir Singh |
Prairies
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Sean Sander |
Heide Adham
Ethan Rigby |
Kinga Nolan
Regan Wilson |
Bailey Paziuk
Shayna Timmerman |
| 2018 | Gillian Besko
Anoushka Gaekwad |
Maria Baclig
Rylan Marianchuk |
Vaidehee Lanke
Joel Pollak |
Michael Kehler
Alex Kitt |
| 2019 | Aakankshya Kharel
Anna Mueller |
Elian Dupre Sarmiento
Allison Guthrie |
Morgan Beattie
Ashim Dhital |
Mia Battad
Nikolaus Reichert |
| 2020 | Jessica Hammal
Grafton Hopkins Shubhkarman Jaura Rajan Maghera Benjamin Sharp Jeffrey Sinclair |
Michael Kohlman
Philippa Madill Jenna Murphy Shubh Patel Cole Roberts Raunak Sandhu |
Arliss Sidloski
Olivia Stewart |
Joshua Bond
Shubhneet Thind |
| 2021 | Cynthia Cui
Jennifer Huynh Jordan Kurtzweg Sandra Taskovic Kevin Uzomechine Tomas Walter |
Lujaina Eldelebshany
Malana Loxam Gabriel Rodriguez Aarsh Shah Michael Tan Finn Vamosi |
Eva Sosnina
Cole Willmann |
Darlene Cuevas
Jordon Hong |
| 2022 | Colin Chan
Divya Prasad Geli Ferriss Hunaid Khan Muhammed Shareef Rion Schulz |
Alison Stanley
Ana DuCristea Caleb Melin Iliana Hodgins Nabihah Hussaini Nikko Po |
Ami Rai
Sarah Ens |
Marina Caracas Le-Fort
Rebekah Soneye |
| 2023 | Ashbani Kaur
Colin Fearing Maxwell Nganyadi Peter Menghesha Sofia Sejutee Stephen Squires |
Albert Kalayil
Ayden De Neve Kiana Urekar Morteza Faraji Silas Mertz Tori Rose |
Aurora April
Talia Iwanchysko |
Cody McDonald
Simar Ubhi |
| 2024 | Charlise Bruchet
Oliver (Youdong) Chen Chaeeun Lee Selena Pang Gabriel Thacker Shen Zhou |
Rumeza Fatima
Abigail Kyliuk Zalia Lee Olivia McAuley Zachary Morden Timothy Sears |
Sahas Mittal
Rowan Redekopp |
Gregory Petryk
Landon Reid |
Ontario
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| 2017 | Jomanah Chahrour
Sam Crawford Joshua Guinness Nicole Wong |
Laure Halabi
Jacob Meadus Ryley Molloy Johann Sapim |
Susie O'Brien
Denis Qeska |
Aiden Aird
Andres Lombo Carl Pinter Jack Stanley |
Alina Arvisais
Cameron Bardell Mickey Dang Emma Lozhkin |
Luke Ingratta
Joy Shah |
Kezia Johnson
Nathan Stachow |
| 2018 | Julia Azzi
Shannon Buck Emelyn Kupinski Nikola Petrevski |
Angela Choi
Sonal Gupta Sophia Ludovice Peter Matthews |
Roslin Chen
Angelica Paynter |
Daniel Hoogsteen
Markus Kunej Sidrah Rana Eli Scott |
David Gu
Atif Mahmud Advait Maybhate Robin Wen |
Ryan Harlen
Tony Xu |
Katrina Carver
Jack Wawrow |
| 2019 | Arielle Ainabe
Henry Gage Jessie Meanwell Arjun Snider |
Anthony Galassi
Isabeau Lewis Andrew Stachow George Trieu |
Neve Foreman
Ellen Perry |
Aidan Britnell
Adam Glustein Caleb Lammers Thomas Moffat |
Jason Amri
Evangeline Dryburgh Zeel Patel Shahed Saleh |
Katie Brown
Liam Israels |
Kathryn Chin
Rebecca Werner |
| 2020 | Shathurshika Chandrakumar
Erin Donahue-Boyle Magalie Durepos-Létourneau Tomas Frankovich Samuel Khzym Hayley Monson Tyler Ng Ahmed Raja Aaron Shannon Anthony Vu |
Catherine Austin
Rabab Azeem Emma Davison Abdellah Ghassel Sharaf Khan Liyi Ma Shashank Ojha Emanuel Piccininni Nazanin Soghrati Dajung Yoon |
Angéline Lafleur
Jeremy Leigh |
Christopher Adolphe
Mallory Bond Adele Crete-Laurence Aaron D'Mello Zack Fine Daniel Hocevar Aditi Misra Azeem Mohammad Jessica Ritter Matthew Toohey |
Anish Aggarwal
Tara Ferguson Christina Hanna Courtney Kates Jacob Mausberg Yashvardhan Mulki Dhruv Upadhyay Tyler West Jason Xiong Peter Zhu |
Natalie Loewen
Charlotte Motuzas Katja Murray Elizabeth Olsson Cole Sweet Christy Xie |
Luca Filippelli
Amen Okungbowa |
| 2021 | Sathurshan Arulmohan
Jay Botham Nadia Breault Annika Culhane Michael Fedotov Erin Rebello Daniel Sampson Joseph Saturnino Alexander Vicol Nethra Wickramasinghe |
Sabrina Button
Cassie Douglas Julia Dyck Bono Eticha Hayley Galsworthy Nathan Gerryts Theo Lemay Simon Long Louise Turner Olivia Xu |
Affaan Ali
Madelin Rioux |
Lisa Bera
Lucas Crupi Jacob Kolyakov Anisha Latchman Andrew Magnuson Savanna Pan Kevin Qu Youssef Soliman Leanne Tran Emily Zhou |
Shanaya Barretto
Saptarshi Bhattacherya Alicia Bremer Andy Dong Heidi Hon Aung Khant Min Kushal Mujral Dina Orucevic Eric Pei Brianna Thomas |
Christian Goff
Andréa Jackson Aimée Petrea Chiripuci Mandric Sittaro Shaelagh Stephan Daniel Weppler |
Kiara Mavalwala
Aryan Soni |
| 2022 | Michelle Adams
Rebecca Barbera Camille Gillespie Arnica Khaton Javayria Mudassar Kaylee Rich Ziqi Shang Tyler Smith Amanda Sullivan Kyle Sung |
Gabrielle Barsky-Giles
Michael Cassidy Emma Dafoe Liam Doris Ahmad El-Barbary Hussam Hayek Tacen Huezo Vivian Hughes Lucas Komljenovic Connor Leung |
Ella Bigney
Amanda Doku |
Mahjabeen Ali
Lauren Altomare Sheryl Buttar Kai Chen Armaandeep Dhanoa Robert Firsov Logan MacDonald Alexander Macri Azlan Naeem Lucy Shen |
Subha Azrin
Tudor Barsan Charlotte Brown Norman Chen Maggie Liu Krishna Patel Ashwin Roperia Sarah Wilson Michael Xu Jonathan Zhou |
Alexander Chin
Brent Davison Eric Hout Holly Morton Marianna Speranza Tina Xu |
Hannah Alli
Neill Botushanski |
| 2023 | Fireese Berg
Ella Chow Riley Finnigan Matthew Kenney Jocelyn Kuntsi Edris Lutfi Timothy Morcombe Rachel Veldhuizen Julian Vesprini Amelie Zahoruk |
Keegan Amos
Torrin Bigrigg Qwin Goodwin Ishaan Grewal Raymond Guo Oliver Lynn Leila Salem Sarena Sandhu Elliott Vince Paul Wu |
Steffen Zylstra
Rachel Luo |
Celina Chen
Lucas Hilden Manroop Kalsi Tiana Kayemba Serewaya Latif Chloe Lee Adam Omarali Sanjit Neil Samanta Samantha Sedran Mark Xiang |
Evangeline Bouganim
Brandon De Lazzari Eric Gao Mikael Haji Scott Hao Caroline Huang Mahi Joshi Manasva Katyal Josephina Kim Ammielle Wambo Becker |
Cole Branston
Emma Harmos William Jamieson Kai Laugesen Khalad Osman Rezwan Sadeqi |
Mitchell Clapperton
Jasmine Gherman |
| 2024 | Julia Da Silva
Muhammed Gangat Luca Iacovelli Andre Kim Taylor Knelsen Pari Markanday Isabel McDonald Timéo Puyet Darshan Shah Fatima Rain-Mariz Tolentino |
Pooria Ahmadi
Brigitte Armatys Charis Chang Allison Goodyear Kearin Gough Dolev Klein Harari Mykola Luty Cameron MacDonald Caitlin Roach Joyce Wong |
Kevin Joseph
Tchoutat Évence Laël Batobo |
Ammar Ahmad
Arkhyp Boryshkevych Samantha Chan Caleb Irwin Srijit Iyer Connor Jantzi Jonathan Li Phalguni Nandakumar Julia Sinclair Noah Vig-Fernandes |
Johnnie Chen
Salma El Gohary Elisa Gabriele Aditya Makkar Ronak Patel Evan Ralph Emma Shi Noah Sonser Pari Vansjalia Daniel Zhang |
Viktoriia Bohomazova
Jayabhishek Chaudhary Reuben DeBoer Mihir Dinavahi Keira Hanlon Himnish Kaila Ryan Marsh Oliver Ridge Rebecca Sirkin Davin Tapp |
Bill Nhat Nguyen
Krishiv Panchal |
Québec
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Katherine Sirois |
Frédéric Larocque | Stefan Horoi | Nicolas Fillion
Gabrielle Martineau |
| 2018 | Miasya Bulger
Raphael Hotter |
Vlad Drelciuc | Robin Legault | Maria-Laure Filion
Monica Gagnier |
| 2019 | Cyril Mani
Marin Schultz |
Danick Lamoureux | Alexanne Bisson | Maxime Langevin
Samuel Lefançois |
| 2020 | Christopher Chong
Anne Sarah Dickman Joey Koay Ana Eugenia Quintero Garcia Louis-Philippe Robichaud Maggie Xiong |
Kathleen Lupien | Francis Clavette | Laurie Dauplaise
Simon Gauthier |
| 2021 | Rianna Dutta
Ivy Guo Jessie Kurtz Gabrielle Lavoie Stephen Lu Albert Nitu |
Charles Iorio-Duval | Rose Malenfant-Poulin | Médéric Chalifour |
| 2022 | Aerin Brown
Sasha Nicolas Dolgopolyy Tavio Ficaccio Josh Gertsvolf Eya Ibrahim Kristina Kerkelova Sophia Li Alexander Lyakishev Maya Foster Thompson Allison Tsypin |
Victoria-Mae Carrière | Etienne Collin | Yeva Côté-Paradis
Félix Desroches |
| 2023 | Kini Chen
Aviv David Victor Dekarli Kevin He Isabella Hensley Luke Heras Ryan Marshall Tanya Sohrabi Janelle Tam Erika Wu |
Vincent Gagné | Marianne François | William Boissonneault
Marianne Mercier |
| 2024 | Andreea-Nicole Calenciuc
Nami Dwyer Allison Hutchings Yanni Klironomos Daniel Valentini Athanasios Wees |
Stefanie Lee Milczarek | Béatrice Viscogliosi | Athena Ganesaratnam
William Huang |
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Nathan McNally |
Kate Arpin
Brad Jones |
Jessica Blatta
Zack Rooney |
| 2018 | Gaia Noseworthy
Anna Postill |
Anna Minarik
Kayla Thomson |
Alex Janes
Callie Melindy |
| 2019 | Ashton Grigg
Vardaan Malhotra |
Ethan Eastwood
Maxwell Bauer |
Kendra Burden
Shiloh Burton |
| 2020 | Jessica Dean
Stephen White |
Kiara Bergagnini
Corbin Bowering Rylan Cloney Zachary Fraser Soonmoc Kang Lauren La Porte |
Tara Gover
Tanisha Tucker |
| 2021 | Julien Haché
Matthew Toms-Zuberec |
Sundaram Biswas
Ewan Glover Nicole Jones Mattie Leslie-Toogood Mary MacInnis Alexander Petkov |
Jake Breen
Hannah Claire Doyle |
| 2022 | Isaac Buckingham
Micah Landry |
Ispeeta Ahmed
Mia Curry Emma McFarlane Ryan Neal Natha Paquette Ethan Yee |
Jason Matthews
Samantha Morgan |
| 2023 | Hannah Kamogawa
Chelsea McKinley |
John Michael Brown
Xander Brown Matthew Gentleman Saul Hafting Liam Legge Layla Owens |
Caleb Anstey
Silas Moore |
| 2024 | Benjamin Bilsky
Jacob Ledoux |
Harrison Basquill
Miriam Epstein Katya McBeth Jami McDowell Seth Morency Jules Owen-Pole |
Annika Das-Pal
Janaya Pittman |
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Gil Chikorel Gal Elfer Aya Fadool Eyal Finkelshtein Yoav Furer Sagi Lahav Anita Mayorov Eytan Meisner Philip Shakkour |
Ido Alpern
Matan Arble Danielle Bar Gaea Ehrlich Yarden Haskin Shir Krausz Alon Richter Rom Rosen Galia Shaham Shahaf Sigal |
Michael Bash
Tfila Berenson Nechama Kelter Tehila Matas Michal Rot Ariel Shapira Shani Shimol Sharon Shoob Halel Stolovitch Ariel Yaaran |
Raghad Darawshy
Michael Gershtein Kascharel Hronec Tzvi Michelson Inbal Miron Meira Reichenberg Or Tal Lian Tsvetkov Shaie Raul Wainschenker Brahan Wassan |
Daniel Arviv
Matan Avni Menahem Brenner Osher Gueta Dafna Heiman Gev Krieger Yarden Levi Ori Luwisch Shaked Segev Avihai Serfati |
| 2018 | Dese Bazonach
Rivka Calinsky Elad Cohen Shahar Duani Omer Gliksman Alicia Petrunin Hadas Romov Gal Shenkar Maya Van Gelder Almog Yarom |
Michael Alayev
Lina Borsky Adi Cohen Katrina Erinchak Nir Kalif Babish Nir Maixner Yuval Malka Yosef Perlmutter Jonathan Svorai Sivan Zohar |
Eliya Bronshtein
Aryeh Friedman Romi Goldner Rachel Hen Shukrun Ori Karni Nerya Lifshitz Yeela Persky Yuval Sirotkin Alon Tomashin Yitzchak Weber |
Shir Attias
Meshi Djerassi Shir Halachi Hanan Lugassy Guy Oikawa Shira Oryah Oz Peretz Mohamad Sheme Eyal Yagel Daniela Yardeni |
Aviad Ahrak
Anna Axalrod Dvir Cohen Hadar Gamlieli Roi Horwitz Sapir Malik Katrin Nehin Deborah Russek Or Saar Yaely Segman |
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