Schulich Leader Scholarships

Canadian and Israeli undergraduate award program

Schulich Leader ScholarshipsFounded| 2011

|

Location|

* Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Locations|

* Canada, Israel

Members| 1485.[1]

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[2] and co-administered by the UJA Federation of Greater Toronto,[3] the program was initiated with the goal of producing STEM leaders to strengthen the economic competitiveness of Canada and Israel.[4] In the inaugural year, 977 high schools and CÉGEPs across Canada put forward a nominee to compete in the annual award competition.[5] In 2015, 1,250 students were nominated, fifty of whom were selected for the scholarship by one of the twenty participating universities.[6] In 2020, the size of the program doubled in Canada, offering 100 scholarships annually totalling $11 million CAD.

## Selection process

[edit]

### Canada

[edit]

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. [7]

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.[8]

### Israel

[edit]

In addition to the Canadian program, Schulich Leader Scholarships is being carried out at five participating universities in Israel.[9]

In Israel, nominees are evaluated based on similar attributes: leadership, academic standing, and financial need.[10]

Each university selects ten Schulich Leaders annually: five engineer-based Leaders and five science, technology or mathematics-based Leaders.[11] 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. [12]

## Universities and Schulich Leaders

[edit]

The following university partners distribute Schulich Leader Scholarships:

### Canada

[edit]

#### British Columbia

[edit]

Year / University  | Simon Fraser University | University of British Columbia | University of Victoria

|
|
|

2012 |

Jessie Russell

Jeff Chen[13]

Cassandra Elphinstone[14]

Jen-ai Lai[15]

| Jennifer Borchert

Aliya Khan

2013 | Deven Azevedo[16][17]

Andy Zeng[16][17]

| Jake Blan[18][19]

Gurman Khera[19]

| Paul Kim[20][21]

Sarah Khan[21]

2014 | Raaj Chatterjee[22][23][24]

Nancy Lum[23][25]

* Vivian Tsang
* Cheng Xie[26][27][28][29]

* Mohammed Abousaleh[30]
* Joshua Stimpson[31]

2015 |

* Brendan Cottrell
* Salina Kung[32]

* Arthur Chen
* Anita Mahinpei
* Aishwarya Roshan[33]
* Rika Sugimoto Dimitrova

* Wylee Fitz-Gerald
* Austin Sawyer[33]

2016 |

* Scott Bernard
* Jennifer Yi

* Noah Tajwar
* Lasya Vankayala

* Robert Lee
* Rebecca Hansen

2017 | Basil Giannopoulos

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

[edit]

Year / University  | University of Alberta | University of Calgary | University of Saskatchewan | University of Manitoba

|
|
|
|

2012 |

* Qadeem Salehmohamed
* Nikita-Kiran Singh

* Bruce M. Gao
* Armin Rouhi

* Lance Pikta
* Ian Andvaag

* Alexa McAdam
* Kimia Sheikholeslami

2013 |

* Taylor Rocque[34][35]
* Michelle Liu[35]

* Xiongyi Cui[36][37]
* Jonah Zankl[36][37][38]

* Paige Froese[39]
* Annie Schubert

* Ella Thomson[40]
* Jayden McKoy[40]

2014 |

* Kirtan Dhunnoo[41][42]
* Chelsea Hong[43]

* Janica Echavez[44]
* Lauren Hebert

* Tushita Patel[45][46][47]
* Teah Zielinski[46][47][48][49]

* Alexander Czehryn[50]
* Kailee Rutherford[51]

2015 |

* Jamie Dublanko
* Kyle McKee

* Manpreet Deol[52][53][54][55]
* Tingting Yan

* Nimra Dar
* Simranjeet Singh

* Harley Bray
* Christopher Dyck[56]

2016 |

* Ben Hallworth
* Sheldon Cannon

* Hannah Rahim
* Joycelyn Ho

* Andrew te Linde
* Alana Krug-Macleod

* Viktor Popp
* Grant Legaree

2017 | Natasha Danha

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[57]

| Alison Stanley

Ana DuCristea

Caleb Melin

Iliana Hodgins

Nabihah Hussaini

Nikko Po

| Ami Rai

Sarah Ens

| Marina Caracas Le-Fort[58]

Rebekah Soneye

2023 | Ashbani Kaur

Colin Fearing[59][60]

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

[edit]

Year / University  | McMaster University | Queen's University | University of Ottawa | University of Toronto | University of Waterloo | Western University | York University

|
|
|
|
|
|
|

2012 |

* Claire Preston[61][62]
* Rami Saab[62]

* Clifford Roose Lerebours
* Daniel Hu

* Émilie-Anne Fleury
* Regan Cross

* William Kwan
* Kyle Wamer

* Nicole Pitre
* Nicole Shum

* Gurleen Chahal[63]
* Grace Wang[63]

* Arpit Sharma
* Yaakov Green

2013 |

* Alex Dhaliwal[64]
* Liam Lawrence[64]

* Jamie-Lee Freeston[65]
* Sophia Miao[65]

* Adesewa Oloko
* Magdelena Richardson

* Emma Hansen[66]
* Joan Miguel Romero[66]

* Lucas Palmer[67]
* Chloé Simms[67]

* Flora Jung[68]
* Blake VanBerlo[68]

* Ben Shachar[69]
* Kristen McIntosh[69]

2014 |

* Marta Skreta[45]
* Pooja Srikanth[70][71]

* Tayyaba Bhatti[48]
* Elise Hewat

* Clare McGrath[72]
* Charles Nellis[72]

* Lukas Weese[73][74][75]
* Quinton Lowe[75][76]

* Emily Pass[45][77]
* Amanda Rampertab[45][78]

* Benjamin Congram[79]
* Mark Krammer[80]

* Betty Seifu[81]
* Sherry Wong[82][83]

2015 |

* Conary Coyne
* Melissa Cusack Striepe
* Erika Kropf
* Jessica Loiseau

* Shing Shan Chan
* Mary Hickox
* Sandra Smeltzer[84]
* Lin Wei Tung

* Reed Bell[85]
* Alana Sorgini[86]

* Christopher Choquette-Choo
* Daniel McInnis
* Julia Won[87]
* Annie Yao

* Aaron Grenke
* Ella Rasmussen
* Madeline Shred
* Cindy Wei

* Kyra Moura
* Dane Sisinni

* Nadav Gasner
* Kyra McLellan

2016 |

* Behrad Dehnadi
* Emma Mogus
* Erin Puersten
* Kaylie Lau

* Isabel Hazan
* Becky Balcom
* Jaedyn Smith
* Jessie Payne

* Tyler Dacosta
* Maria Park

* James Xu
* Haleema Khan
* Sabrina Cruz
* Kevin Han

* Colin Daly
* Mackenzie Collins
* Kyne Santos
* Emma Paynter

* Amelia Carver
* Lovdeep Singh
* Linda Guo
* Sandra Sabongui

* Rafthesh Balendran
* Arma Khan

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

[edit]

Year / University  | McGill University | École Polytechnique de Montréal | Université de Montréal | Université Laval

|
|
|
|

2012 |

* Julie Wong
* Michael Kourlas

* N/A

* Laurence Arpin
* Flavie-Anne Boulerice

* Sacha Lajoie
* Terry Blaskovits

2013 |

* Daniel Kapustin[88]
* Frank Battaglia[88]

* Miguel Gagnon[89][90]

* Valeria Akim[90]

* Audrey-Ann Lavoie
* Manuel Lavoie-April

2014 |

* Simona Bene Watts[91]
* Anna Henley

* Lucas Ruel[92]

* Laurence Poirier-Blanchette[92][93]

* Ioana Fugaru[94]
* Vincent Rocheleau[95]

2015 |

* Alexander Deans
* Aditya Mohan

* Marie-Danielle Duquette[96]

* Chloé Villeneuve

* Rosemarie Dupont[97]
* Nicolas Tremblay[97]

2016 |

* Abtin Ameri
* Mana Moshkforoush

* Félix Desrochers

* Pierre-Antoine Bernard

* Camille Comtois
* Michelle Janusz

2017 | Iva Demirova

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[98][99][100] | 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

#### Maritimes

[edit]

Year / University  | University of New Brunswick | Dalhousie University | Memorial University

|
|
|

2012 |

* Brady Hooley
* Dulanga Ranasinghe

* Julia Pennell
* Lauren Atkinson

* Cole Walsh
* Jivetesh S. Chhatwal

2013 |

* Michael Gilbert[101][102]
* Nadia Kashetsky[102]

* Maike van Niekerk
* Akanksha Joshi - Dropped

* Grace Marcoux
* Brianna MacKeigan

2014 |

* Shuaijin Wang
* Sonja Power

* Alysha Rose[103][104]
* Amanda MacLean

* Jennifer Tucker[45]
* Jennifer Careen[105]

2015 |

* Wesley Finck
* Min Ji Kim

* Allyson Evans
* Victoria Somerton

* Meriel Fitzgerald
* Sakif Mohammed

2016 |

* Finnegan Kummer
* Cassie Hall

* Jack deGooyer
* Bailey Tarrant

* Julie Young
* Kenzie Grace

2017 | Madeleine Crawford

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

### Israel

[edit]

Year / University  | Technion - Israel Institute of Technology | Tel Aviv University | Bar-Ilan University | Hebrew University of Jerusalem | Ben-Gurion University

|
|
|
|
|

2012 |

* Alexander Mnouskin
* Julieta Arakelian
* Matan Uzan
* Jiana Amer

* Moran Kriheli
* Sahar Levin
* Yitzhack Avital
* Gita Ferber

* Yakir Gorski
* Netanel Shavit
* Natan David
* David Dantelski

* Alexandra Khrizman
* Itzhak Ben Or
* Matan Seidel
* Yaniv Pade

* Dvir Partush[106]
* Shaked Naor
* Sivan Arber
* Tal Berkovich

2013 |

* Dean Barzilay
* Kamal Osman
* Orr Krupnik
* Roi Sinoff
* Yaakov Sokolik
* Yoav Kahana
* Yonatan Buchnik

* Adam Bittman
* Daniel Kohn
* Hila Israelov
* Keren-or Wertheimer
* Noa Leibovich
* Rami Rahamim Mazon
* Stanislav Steinberg

* Ariel Ashkenazy
* Daniel Dgani
* Gilad Rath
* Hagai Taitelbaum
* Harel Yohai
* Immanuel Meyer
* Yair Israel Ronen

* Ben Efron
* Chen Gabriel
* Itzhak Adamso
* Noam Freeman
* Shahar Livni
* Yonatan Avraham
* Yulia Rozenblum

* Carmel Marie-Louise Herold
* Elena Kheifets
* Gideon Ilani
* Hadar Ben-Shushan
* Menachem Sadigurschi
* Sapir Duany
* Shaked Horovitz

2014 |

* Ehud Shomron
* Ori Michael
* Ofri Rips
* Shai Gazit
* Yaqeen Egbarea
* Amir Livne
* Naame Pearl

* Arnon Basok
* Amit Munk
* Gal Peretz
* Michael Tahar
* Naama Wagner
* Aviram Ziv
* Lior Shalom

* Netanel Zadok
* Hodaya Terner
* Eyal Orbach
* Aviad Eisenberg
* Niv Zandani
* Dvir Breitbart
* Moshe Gamliel

* Yoni Manzur
* David Neuhof
* Daniel Levy
* Danit Twito
* Ophir Goloveshko
* Yachel Ben Shalom
* Moriya Shragai

* Yehoshuah Winsten
* Daniel Papismedov
* Einat Digodker
* Asa Tirosh
* Ollie Berniker
* Dror Alexandre
* Maayan Sohmer

2015 |

* Hadeel Abu Assaad
* Adi Green
* Sharon Yogev
* Orel Haim
* Noa Moshkovitz
* Maikel Zilin
* Itai Levi
* Iris Shub
* Daniel Maler
* Alon Kom

* Zohar Marbel
* Vered Medelovich
* Ranen Shenhav
* Oshri Elmalah
* Niv Amitay
* Menachem Ben David
* Maryam Agbaria
* Lior Cohen
* Jonathan Ataria
* Chen Daniel

* Yonadav Munk
* Yoel Tavor
* Tzur Raanan
* Renana Kofman
* Joshua Bloch
* Itai Roth
* Ido Klein
* Gilad Plen
* Avigail Spolter
* Adi Usan

* Nitzan Ben Hamo
* Artyom Abramovich
* Zvi Victor
* Orel Keliahu
* Yarden Maor
* Matan Aviel
* Rina Chouraqui
* Eitan Margulis
* Peleg Bar On
* Itai Cohen

* Yonatan Meir
* Tomer Zohar
* Tomer Malach
* Tal Erez
* Offer Einy
* Meir Shomron
* Liat Tsoran
* Hadas Patya
* Efrat Dim
* Amit Magen

2016 |

* Nitay Calderon
* Maya Cohen
* Naveh Engelsrath
* Reham Farhat
* Sahar Feigheles
* Gal Goldich
* Aya Kittany
* Niv Rafaeli
* Reef Tamir
* Amit Zaitman

* Shir Goldovsky
* Amots Hermony
* Rony Hirschhorn
* Yuri Lukach
* Refael Meirov
* Michelle Rechtszaid Hauser
* Yuval Shapira
* Liza Suissa
* Tom Vaknin
* Harel Chemo

* Elad Adler
* Shai Ben Ami
* Shahar Haritan
* Meirav Krakover
* Naftali Shalev Stoch
* Tamar Sprecher
* Leah Wachtfogel
* Menachem Yitzchaki
* Elad Zehavi
* Elisheva Berkovich

* Azriel Gold
* Chen Fridman
* Ram Friedman
* Yehonatan Hammer
* Noa Hazony
* Rafael Horowitz
* Adi Kobi
* Anait Martirosyan
* Orian Raz
* Daniel Shimko

* Yoav Ben Dov
* Amir Bialer
* Or Elmackias
* Shir Ezra
* Shira Hacohen
* Hila Levi
* Talia Krakauer
* Yuval Naim
* Tamar Ophir
* Nadav Zacks

2017 | Shenhav Abitbul

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

## References

[edit]

1. ^ "Schulich Leaders". The Schulich Foundation. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
2. ^ Tristan Hopper. "Mining magnate's $100M gift launches 'Canadian Rhodes'". National Post. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
3. ^ Valerie Hauch. "Philanthropist donates $100M for university scholarships". The Toronto Star. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
4. ^ James Bradshaw. "Toronto philanthropist Schulich unveils $100-million scholarship'". The Globe and Mail. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
5. ^ Heather Amos (2012-06-25). "Students receive $60,000 from the Schulich Leader Scholarships program to study at UBC". UBC. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
6. ^ Simona Chiose. "Schulich Leader Scholarship winners create network of STEM graduates". The Globe & Mail. Retrieved 2015-06-16.
7. ^ "Schulich Leader Scholarships". UAlberta. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
8. ^ "About The Scholarship". The Schulich Foundation. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
9. ^ "Endowment to benefit Canadian, Israeli college students". Jerusalem Post. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
10. ^ "פילנתרופ יהודי קנדי מעניק מלגות בסכומי שיא לסטודנטים ישראלים בתחומי הטכנולוגיה". Scooper. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
11. ^ SchulichLeaders.com http://www.schulichleaders.co.il/frequently-asked-questions, 2014-11-19
12. ^ "Schulich Leaders". Technion Schulich Leaders Entrepreneurship Program. November 7, 2024.
13. ^ Neil Corbett (2013-06-14). "Maple Ridge secondary students in elite company". Maple Ridge News. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
14. ^ Chris Bush (2012-08-22). "BEST and BRIGHTEST: Elphinstone faces up to world's challenges". Nanaimo News Bulletin. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
15. ^ Mike Beitz. "Central grad in rare company". Stratford Beacon Herald. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
16. ^ a b Kim Pemberton. "Two Simon Fraser University students receive $60,000 each to cover the cost of their education". The Vancouver Sun. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
17. ^ a b Charlie Smith (22 January 2014). "How scholarships, awards, and subsidized travel are helping college and university students". The Georgia Straight. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
18. ^ Charlotte Prong Parkhill. "Spectacular Velocity". Kitchener Post. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
19. ^ a b "Incoming students awarded $60,000 from the Schulich Leader Scholarships program to study in STEM fields". UBC. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
20. ^ Chris Bush. "Best & Brightest: Paul Kim". Nanaimo News Bulletin. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
21. ^ a b "2013/2014 Schulich Scholarships". The Ring. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
22. ^ Tereza Verenca. "$80K scholarship for SFU Surrey student". The Now. Archived from the original on 2014-11-30. Retrieved 2014-09-16.
23. ^ a b Cheyenne Bergenhenegouwen. "Community engagement pays off for new students". The Peak. Archived from the original on 2014-10-06. Retrieved 2014-09-22.
24. ^ "Indo-Canadian Student Among SFU Leadership Scholarship Recipients". LINK. Retrieved 2014-09-14.
25. ^ Cornelia Naylor. "Outstanding volunteer". Burnaby Now. Retrieved 2014-09-12.
26. ^ Justin McElroy. "15-year-old entering UBC this year wins $80,000 scholarship". Global News. Retrieved 2014-08-19.
27. ^ Cheryl Chan. "'Age doesn't matter': Prestigious scholarship helps 15-year-old begin studies at UBC". The Province. Archived from the original on 2014-11-19. Retrieved 2014-08-19.
28. ^ Charmaine de Silva. "Vancouver teen heads to UBC with $80,000 science scholarship". CKNW AM 980. Retrieved 2014-08-19.
29. ^ "Vancouver teen heads to UBC with $80,000 science scholarship". Huffington Post BC. 20 August 2014. Retrieved 2014-08-20.
30. ^ Arnold Lim. "Oak Bay High Valedictorian earns $80,000 UVic scholarship". Victoria News. Retrieved 2014-08-07.
31. ^ Pat Kelly. "Presenting the BCSS Grad Class of 2014". Boundary Creek Times. Retrieved 2014-08-07.
32. ^ Janaya Fuller-Evans. "Q&A: Salina Kung, student". Burnaby Now. Retrieved 2015-07-07.
33. ^ a b Simona Chiose. "Schulich Leader Scholarship winners create network of STEM graduates". The Globe and Mail. Retrieved 2015-06-16.
34. ^ April Hudson. "Memorial Composite High School student wins prestigious scholarship". Sprucegrove Examiner. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
35. ^ a b Michael Brown. "Two new Schulich Leaders bound for UAlberta". UAlberta News. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
36. ^ a b Kharl Prado. "Two Calgary student leaders earn Schulich Leader Scholarships for U of C". Beacon News. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
37. ^ a b Casey Blais. "Two top high school students welcomed as Schulich Leaders". UToday. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
38. ^ Dan Marcinkowski. "Strathmore High student Jonah Zankl receives scholarship". Strathmore Standard. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
39. ^ Lindsey Enns. "Local teen 'in shock' after earning $72K in scholarships". Brandon Sun. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
40. ^ a b "Attracting the brightest, again". UofM Newsroom. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
41. ^ Kirtan Dhunnoo, Danyka LeClair and Rohan Nuttall. "You don't win scholarships. You earn them. Don't mix that up". Globe and Mail. Retrieved 2014-09-04.
42. ^ Daren Zomerman. "Edmonton student wins Canada's largest scholarship". Edmonton Journal. Archived from the original on 2014-08-23. Retrieved 2014-08-21.
43. ^ "Congratulations to Chelsea Hong!". Junior Achievement Alberta. Retrieved 2014-08-07.
44. ^ "National Scholarship Winner". Father Lacombe High School. Archived from the original on 2014-08-08. Retrieved 2014-08-07.
45. ^ a b c d e "Five SHAD Alumni are 2014 Canadian Schulich Leaders". Shad Valley. Archived from the original on 2014-07-18. Retrieved 2014-08-07.
46. ^ a b "Students win top science scholarships". The StarPhoenix. Archived from the original on 2014-12-04. Retrieved 2014-08-19.
47. ^ a b Lasia Kretzel. "Two Sask. students win prestigious $80K scholarship". Newstalk 650 CKOM. Retrieved 2014-08-20.
48. ^ a b "Meeting of the Saskatoon Board of Education" (PDF). Saskatoon Board of Education. Retrieved 2014-08-07.
49. ^ "Saskatoon girl captures $80K engineering scholarship". CBC Saskatoon. Retrieved 2014-08-18.
50. ^ Dan Falloon (26 August 2014). "MBCI grad has sights set on MIT". Winnipeg Free Press. Retrieved 2014-08-26.
51. ^ Eoin Devereux. "Holland Student Receives National Scholarship". Portage. Retrieved 2014-08-25.
52. ^ "Two University students receive Schulich Leader Scholarships". UCalgary. Retrieved 2015-09-10.
53. ^ "University of Calgary students awarded largest Canadian scholarship to study Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics". University of Calgary. Retrieved 2015-09-08.
54. ^ "SHAD is producing some of the finest Schulich Leaders" (PDF). Shad Valley. Retrieved 2016-01-07.
55. ^ "Five Indo-Canadians High School Students Bag Prestigious STEM Schulich Leader Scholarships". Darpan Magazine. Retrieved 2015-09-07.
56. ^ Sheldon Birnie (6 July 2015). "MBCI grad earns $80K scholarship". Winnipeg Free Press. Retrieved 2015-07-06.
57. ^ Malbeuf, Jamie (May 15, 2022). "For 3rd time in 2 years, Fort McMurray high school fields winner of major STEM scholarship". cbc.ca.
58. ^ "'I don't think I can ever forget it': two students receive prestigious entrance scholarships". CHVN Radio. Retrieved 2023-08-20.
59. ^ "Schulich Leader Scholarship Winner: Colin Fearing!". Vista Virtual School. May 1, 2023. Retrieved 2023-08-20.
60. ^ Stories, Shad (2023-07-24). "Celebrating the Shad alum named 2023 Schulich Leaders". Shad Canada. Retrieved 2023-08-24.
61. ^ "Preston receives $60,000 scholarship". Delta Optimist. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
62. ^ a b "Schulich recipients are McMaster Bound". McMaster Daily News. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
63. ^ a b "Western announces inaugural Schulich Leaders". Exchange Magazine. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
64. ^ a b "Schulich Leaders start their undergraduate careers with a special commitment, and a special award". McMaster Daily News. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
65. ^ a b "Two Queen's students earn prestigious Schulich scholarships". Queen's Newsroom. Archived from the original on 2014-07-14. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
66. ^ a b "University of Toronto announces 2013 Schulich Leader Scholarship winners". UofT Media Room. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
67. ^ a b "Future Waterloo students win prestigious Schulich Leader Scholarships". Waterloo News. 3 June 2013. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
68. ^ a b Adela Talbot and Paul Mayne. "Generation next: Jung, VanBerlo named 2013 Schulich Leaders". Western News. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
69. ^ a b "Two first-year students awarded Schulich Leader Scholarships". YFile. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
70. ^ "Bishop Reding Student Awarded the 2014 Schulich Leader Scholarship". Halton Catholic District School Board. Retrieved 2014-08-07.
71. ^ "Milton student wins Schulich Leader Scholarship". MyKawartha.com. Retrieved 2014-06-24.
72. ^ a b Kina Leclair. "Schulich Leader Scholarships awarded to two University of Ottawa students". UOttawa. Retrieved 2014-07-08.
73. ^ Brock Weir (20 August 2014). "Aurora student lands $60,000 scholarship for young leaders". The Auroran. Retrieved 2014-08-20.
74. ^ "Lukas Weese Awarded Schulich Leader Scholarship". The Country Day School. Retrieved 2014-08-07.
75. ^ a b Erin Clifford. "University of Toronto announces 2014 Schulich Leader Scholarship winners". uToronto Media Room. Retrieved 2014-08-07.
76. ^ "Getting the Lowe-down on leadership". TheRecord.com. Retrieved 2014-05-18.
77. ^ "Perfect IB score for Charlottetown student". CBC News. Retrieved 2014-07-08.
78. ^ "Holy Trinity Catholic Secondary Student Awarded the 2014 Schulich Leader Scholarship". Halton Catholic District School Board. Retrieved 2014-07-08.
79. ^ Donal O'Connor. "Math whiz earns major award". Stratford Beacon Herald. Retrieved 2014-08-07.
80. ^ Perry Bergson. "St. Mary student sets local scholarship first". The Prince Albert Daily Herald. Retrieved 2014-08-07.
81. ^ Angela Kennedy. "A message from your trustee" (PDF). Toronto Catholic District School Board Trustee Report. Retrieved 2014-08-07.
82. ^ Lisa Rutledge. "Having qualified for $130,000 in scholarships, Wong shares her secret to success". Cambridge Times. Retrieved 2014-08-07.
83. ^ Liz Monteiro (25 June 2014). "Students get a lesson on scholarships". Waterloo Region Record. Retrieved 2014-06-25.
84. ^ "Harrow student earns $80,000 Schulich Leader Scholarship". The Windsor Star. Retrieved 2015-04-14.
85. ^ "OSCVI student scores big scholarship". Owen Sound Sun Times. Retrieved 2015-06-15.
86. ^ "Sorgini named a Schulich scholar". The Sudbury Star. Retrieved 2015-04-05.
87. ^ "Mississauga teen receives $60K Schulich Leader Scholarship". Burnaby Now. Retrieved 2015-07-14.
88. ^ a b "Schulich Leader Scholarships reward excellence, service". McGill Newsroom. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
89. ^ "Miguel Gagnon : un jeune boursier de talent!". Campus Montréal. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
90. ^ a b "DEUX FUTURS ÉTUDIANTS RÉCIPIENDAIRES D'UNE BOURSE D'ÉTUDE SCHULICH DE 60 000 $". Salle de Presse. 20 June 2013. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
91. ^ "Big scholarship awarded". Salmon Arm Observer. Retrieved 2014-09-18.
92. ^ a b "L'Université de Montréal dévoile ses Schulich Leaders 2014". U de M Nouvelles. Retrieved 2014-08-07.
93. ^ Carl Gourgue Perrault. "Laurence Poirier-Blanchette prete pour entamer ses études en médecine". Le Journal de Saint-Hubert. Archived from the original on 2014-11-29. Retrieved 2014-09-10.
94. ^ "Congratulations to graduate Ioana Fugaru, who has been awarded a Canadian Schulich Leader Scholarship". CEGEP Champlain St. Lawrence. Retrieved 2014-08-07.
95. ^ Karina Osiecka. "Il reçoit une bourse de 80 000$". La Frontière. Retrieved 2014-08-07.
96. ^ "MARIE-DANIELLE DUQUETTE, LAURÉATE DE LA PRESTIGIEUSE BOURSE D'ÉTUDES SCHULICH LEADER 2015". Carrefor de l'actualité POLY. 14 May 2015. Retrieved 2015-09-08.
97. ^ a b "Des étudiants brillants". lefil ULaval. Retrieved 2015-09-08.
98. ^ "La Fondation Schulich appuie à nouveau un étudiant de l'UdeM". reseau.umontreal.ca (in French). Retrieved 2023-01-26.
99. ^ Brunette, Alison (June 14, 2022). "Breakaway with Alison Brunette - June 14, 2022: Graduate of Champlain College St. Lawrence earns one of Canada's most coveted scholarship". CBC. Retrieved January 26, 2023.
100. ^ "Etienne Collin is awarded an $80,000 Schulich Leader scholarship - CEGEP Champlain - St. Lawrence". CEGEP Champlain St. Lawrence. Retrieved 2023-01-26.
101. ^ Christopher Vaughn. "Stephenville High grad earns $60,000 scholarship". The Western Star. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
102. ^ a b "Schulich Leaders poised for excellence at the University of New Brunswick". UNB. Retrieved 2014-07-05.
103. ^ Andrew Weaver (11 July 2014). "Celebrating youth in our community – Alysha Rose". Andrew Weaver, MLA. Retrieved 2014-08-07.
104. ^ "Stelly's grad awarded Schulich Scholarship". Peninsula News Review. Retrieved 2014-08-24.
105. ^ "St. Kevin's student lands $80K MUN engineering scholarship". Sackville Tribune-Post. Retrieved 2014-08-07.
106. ^ "המיליארדר יממן את שכר הלימוד: 3.5 מיליון ש"ח לסטודנטים מישראל". Mako. 26 June 2013. Retrieved 2014-07-05.

## External links

[edit]

* schulichleaders.com