President – University of Toronto Chapter
Top Benefits
About the role
The Society for AI Literacy (SAIL) is a student-led nonprofit dedicated to making AI education accessible, responsible, and inclusive. With active chapters across Canada, SAIL runs workshops, speaker events, and outreach initiatives that equip students from all backgrounds to engage meaningfully with AI.
Role Overview:
We’re looking for a driven and collaborative student to serve as President of the UofT Chapter . In this role, you'll lead a team of executives, manage local programming, and serve as the main liaison between SAIL’s national leadership and the UofT campus.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead and manage the UofT SAIL executive team
- Organize and oversee campus events, workshops, and collaborations
- Work closely with national SAIL leadership on strategy and reporting
- Represent SAIL at UofT student leadership meetings and initiatives
- Grow chapter engagement through outreach, partnerships, and media
- Maintain documentation and ensure leadership transition readiness
Ideal Candidate:
- Currently enrolled at the University of Toronto (undergraduate or graduate)
- Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills
- Demonstrated interest in AI, tech, or educational outreach (technical background not required)
- Experience in student leadership, event coordination, or nonprofit work is a plus
- Able to commit to the role for at least 1 academic year
What You’ll Gain:
- Direct leadership experience in a growing national nonprofit
- Opportunities to network with industry professionals, researchers, and student leaders
- Support and mentorship from the national SAIL team
- A chance to shape how AI is understood and approached on campus
To Apply:
Please submit a brief statement of interest and your resume to farhan@societyforailiteracy.com
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
About Society for AI Literacy
SAIL (Society for AI Literacy) is unwavering in our commitment to fostering AI literacy across every stratum of society. Our mission is rooted in a philosophy that encourages the ethical and responsible use of AI. We strive to enlighten and empower individuals by curating and disseminating holistic AI educational materials, while simultaneously fostering an open dialogue on the latest advancements in AI technology. Recognizing the potential ethical implications of AI, we pledge to proactively promote responsible AI usage. This includes spearheading in-depth discussions around ethical AI practices, addressing privacy concerns, and vigilantly identifying and mitigating potential biases or risks associated with AI technologies. Our aim is not only to educate, but also to stir thoughtful conversation and action towards ensuring an equitable AI landscape. By advocating for the integration of AI in both academic and everyday settings, we hope to make AI comprehension a norm rather than an exception. We envisage a future where each individual possesses a robust understanding of AI technology, allowing them to traverse the increasingly digital world with confidence and responsibility. With this, we aspire to a future that leaves no one behind in the AI revolution, a future where technological proficiency doesn't deepen societal chasms, but bridges them. This is our commitment, our mission, and our vision: to make AI not just a tool for the few, but a shared language for all
President – University of Toronto Chapter
Top Benefits
About the role
The Society for AI Literacy (SAIL) is a student-led nonprofit dedicated to making AI education accessible, responsible, and inclusive. With active chapters across Canada, SAIL runs workshops, speaker events, and outreach initiatives that equip students from all backgrounds to engage meaningfully with AI.
Role Overview:
We’re looking for a driven and collaborative student to serve as President of the UofT Chapter . In this role, you'll lead a team of executives, manage local programming, and serve as the main liaison between SAIL’s national leadership and the UofT campus.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead and manage the UofT SAIL executive team
- Organize and oversee campus events, workshops, and collaborations
- Work closely with national SAIL leadership on strategy and reporting
- Represent SAIL at UofT student leadership meetings and initiatives
- Grow chapter engagement through outreach, partnerships, and media
- Maintain documentation and ensure leadership transition readiness
Ideal Candidate:
- Currently enrolled at the University of Toronto (undergraduate or graduate)
- Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills
- Demonstrated interest in AI, tech, or educational outreach (technical background not required)
- Experience in student leadership, event coordination, or nonprofit work is a plus
- Able to commit to the role for at least 1 academic year
What You’ll Gain:
- Direct leadership experience in a growing national nonprofit
- Opportunities to network with industry professionals, researchers, and student leaders
- Support and mentorship from the national SAIL team
- A chance to shape how AI is understood and approached on campus
To Apply:
Please submit a brief statement of interest and your resume to farhan@societyforailiteracy.com
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
About Society for AI Literacy
SAIL (Society for AI Literacy) is unwavering in our commitment to fostering AI literacy across every stratum of society. Our mission is rooted in a philosophy that encourages the ethical and responsible use of AI. We strive to enlighten and empower individuals by curating and disseminating holistic AI educational materials, while simultaneously fostering an open dialogue on the latest advancements in AI technology. Recognizing the potential ethical implications of AI, we pledge to proactively promote responsible AI usage. This includes spearheading in-depth discussions around ethical AI practices, addressing privacy concerns, and vigilantly identifying and mitigating potential biases or risks associated with AI technologies. Our aim is not only to educate, but also to stir thoughtful conversation and action towards ensuring an equitable AI landscape. By advocating for the integration of AI in both academic and everyday settings, we hope to make AI comprehension a norm rather than an exception. We envisage a future where each individual possesses a robust understanding of AI technology, allowing them to traverse the increasingly digital world with confidence and responsibility. With this, we aspire to a future that leaves no one behind in the AI revolution, a future where technological proficiency doesn't deepen societal chasms, but bridges them. This is our commitment, our mission, and our vision: to make AI not just a tool for the few, but a shared language for all