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Why should you get involved on campus?

As a student, getting involved on campus and within your university community, offers you the chance to make the most out of your university experience, fostering personal and academic growth while creating lasting memories and connections. 

There are several ways to get involved and be a part of your university. View some of the great opportunities below:

Leadership opportunities

Get involved - Leadership opportunities

The Office of Student Life offers leadership opportunities in a variety of ways. Whether you want to participate at campus events or share your student experiences through our student run blog, visit the Student Life website for more information on the following leadership opportunities:

Ambassador Program

International Student Leader

Orientation Leader

Peer Leader Program

Peer Wellness Educator 

Ridgeback Student Voices 

Ontario Tech Student Union

Learn more - Ontario Tech Student Union

If you're looking to become more involved on campus, the Ontario Tech Student Union (OTSU) is a great way to connect with the university community and other students.

The OTSU plays a vital role in creating a supportive environment for you, and other students, throughout your university journey. From advocating for student rights and organizing events, to fostering community and providing financial support, the OTSU team offers several resources, clubs and initiatives to join.

Whether you're interested in leadership development, social and cultural initiatives, health and well-being events, or student publications, the OTSU is here to help you make the most of your time at Ontario Tech. Visit the OTSU website for more information. 

University Works Program

Learn more - University Works Program

The work study program is designed to help full-time undergraduate students gain useful career-related experiences and get involved throughout their university journey.

Working on campus as a student offers numerous benefits, including earning income while conveniently juggling classes, access to a supportive network of peers and faculty, and the chance to gain relevant work experience that can enhance your future career prospects. To learn about eligibility requirements, important dates/deadlines, visit the University Works program website.