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Clubs & Leadership Development gives awards to campus clubs and organizations on the St. George campus to acknowledge the amazing work of U of T students and staff members.

Clubs Essential Training (formerly ULead) is a leadership program that connects student leaders to each other and builds knowledge about how to operate campus groups.

Clubs Essential Training Workshops are part of the Clubs Essential Training (formerly ULead) program. The workshops explore three themes: organizational development and membership engagement; equity, diversity, and inclusion; and executive role development.

Club Cafés count towards Clubs Essential Training and gather club leaders from specific executive roles for casual conversation, networking, brainstorming and troubleshooting.

The Committee for the Allocation of Student Activity Space allocates space on the St. George campus for campus groups, student societies and multi-faith needs.

A series of workshops for students on equity and related topics.

Explore and Build Your Strengths using CliftonStrengths for Students™ will help you determine and explore your unique combination of strengths, what they mean and how to leverage and talk about them.

Leadership Exchange 2021 is a virtual four-day retreat to build the leadership capacity of student leaders.

Leadership for Grads is a series of workshops to help graduate students apply leadership theories to their everyday lives.

LeadHERship is an annual conference for the U of T community to come together and learn about leadership as it relates to gender.

Develop your leadership skills and make connections on campus through a wide series of workshops.

The Presidents’ Retreat is part of the Clubs Essential Training (formerly ULead) program. The retreat is an opportunity for club presidents to participate in leadership training together so they can meet, share and learn from each other.

The Reimagining Leadership Retreat provides a supportive community environment where you can reflect on your leadership capabilities, collaborate with a team of other student leaders and observe how you and your team fit into the wider community.

The Represent Student Leadership Institute offers incoming student leaders tools and resources to help you collaborate more effectively.

Our collection of self-directed learning  exercises – snapshots and modules – provide lots of opportunities to think about leadership.

Do you have a great idea for an activity at U of T but need money to make it happen? The Student Initiative Fund (SIF) offers financial support for projects that enhance the student experience and foster a sense of community at the University. Your project could be eligible for up to $3000 in funding.