Registration is now open for CSLC 2025. Find more information here!

SSLC Is BACK in 2026

Please watch our website closely for details regarding the 2026 Saskatchewan Student Leadership Conference hosted in Nipawin.

In order for students to apply, their student

leadership advisor must be a SASCA member. Applications are due on May 15.

Check out our scholarship section for details!

Applications Now Open
For the SASCA Scholarship!

Interested in becoming a member of SASCA?

You automatically become a member when you attend SSLC! In the absence of SSLC, it's just as important as ever to renew your membership in this professional growth network of the STF. Your membership gives you access to registration for our conferences, including this year's VIRTUAL student leadership conference! As a member school you will qualify for awards, such as advisor of the year and student council of excellence. Your students will be eligible to apply for our scholarships and bursaries. To renew or obtain a new membership, please visit your MySTF account.

Congratulations to our 2024 SASCA Scholarship Winners!

We are proud of you all for your accomplishments! The future of leadership in our province is bright with students like you paving the way for future generations.

C. Gordon Rook Scholarship

Lauren Froehlich, L.P. Miller Comprehensive High School, Nipawin is the very deserving winner of the C. Gordon Rook Leadership Award of $1000. " The concept of making the world a better place often conjures images of grand gestures or groundbreaking discoveries. However, I firmly believe that even the smallest acts of kindness can leave a profound impact on others. Through my involvement in both school and community services, I have come to realize the power of these seemingly modest contributions." Lauren Froehlich's words reflect the essence of leadership as is why she was chosen as the well deserving winner of the C. Gordon Rook Leadership Award for her selfless contributions to school and community. Lauren leads by example and is a true leader by example, as shown through her extensive involvement in student council, yearbook, drama and musicals, sports, dance, her work with special needs students as well as humanitarian involvement. Lauren is currently enrolled in Biomedical Sciences at the University of Saskatchewan and S.A.S.C.A. is proud to support Lauren in her dream of becoming a health care professional as she truly cares for and wants to help others. Congratulations Lauren!

SASCA Scholarship

Kindersley's Kenzie Vold is the recipient of the $1000 SASCA Leadership Award for her outstanding involvement in her school and community. S.A.S.C.A. is proud to award Kenzie Vold with this scholarship for our outstanding school and community involvement. Kenzie served on the KCS student leadership council for 8 years in a wide variety of roles while also volunteering through the Saskatchewan Health Authority delivering meals on wheels to senior citizens and organizing meals for pick up at the local food bank. After attending the Canadian Student Leadership Conference, Kenzie was inspired to make change in her community so she spearheaded students in her senior class to attend the local seniors' assisted living center to assist with their Christmas feast while she also volunteered to assist at a long term care facility weekly as a Volunteen. Kenzie has done all of this while also working three jobs! Her future plans include to continue to volunteer and help make a difference while also pursuing a Biomedical Sciences degree at the University of Saskatchewan with the hopes of becoming a physiotherapist.

SASCA Bursaries

Mackenzie Bloom has been involved in student representative council since she was in grade 7 after being inspired by the leadership skills shown by the senior students in her kindergarten to grade 12 school. She has grown into the leader she is through stepping up when needed, as witnessed when she stepped up to be co-president in grade 10, as well as her contributions through her involvement in school sports and community sports. Most impressively, Mackenzie has had to face challenges and adversity head on after experiencing some major health complications. She took that life changing experience, shared it with her school and community and spread awareness through organizing a walk/run to raise money for the Every Step Counts Walk and Run for MS/Multiple Sclerosis Society that she hopes will become an annual event. Thank you Mackenzie for being an amazing leader through resilience and hard work. We are happy to award her with a $500 SASCA Leadership Scholarship to help her pursue a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and a Masters Degree in Physiotherapy at the University of Saskatchewan.

Through her involvement in school and community, Julianna Milliard intends to give back by dedicating herself to service learning through helping others. Julianna has been heavily involved in student representative council for six years, serving in the roles of junior treasurer, working her way up the ranks, and was rewarded for her leadership skills when she was elected president of her student council. She stated in her application that volunteerism and community involvement had been an integral part of her life, oftentimes volunteering in two communities - Livelong, where she lives and in Turtleford, where she goes to school. She made connections with many members in both communities through her volunteerism, most notably at the Livelong Community Hall where she worked weekly bingo shifts and helped prep for fall suppers as well her volunteerism at the local curling rink where she worked many shifts at the canteen, worked with another community member to organize a Learn to Curl program. Julianna plans to pursue a career in speech pathology as she can give back to a career that helped her family.