With close to 300 student employees working within Lancer Recreation, we are the largest student employer at the University of Windsor. Lancer Recreation offers opportunities for students to get involved on campus in our various departments, which provides them with a meaningful and rewarding campus experience.

Lancer Recreation has many different service and program areas, all with great opportunities for student employment.

Job opportunities include (but are not limited to): officiating in intramural sports; working as a summer camp counselor; serving patrons as a front desk customer service desk attendant; doing social media, marketing and promotion; strength and conditioning coaching; leading clients as a personal trainer or group fitness instructor; maintaining our vast and glorious Toldo Lancer Centre building as a facility monitor; event planning and management for club sports; leading clients through adventure as a Challenge Course facilitator; work study, the list goes on!

Students who are interested in working for Lancer Recreation are encouraged to apply online to each specific job. Prior to application, applicants should be familiar with the mission and vision of Lancer Recreation, the different service and program areas within Recreation, and which jobs are available within those departments for the upcoming year. Not every department will have openings each year.

Step One: Click the buttons below to view the Job Descriptions – job requirements, responsibilities, and contact person
Step Two: Email a cover letter and resume indicating availability to work, semester, accommodation needs and additional details relative to the position to the Hiring Supervisor in the job description.
Step Three: Wait for a reply. You will be contacted if qualifications are met and an interview is required.

We are committed to employment equity and diversity in the workplace and welcome applications from individuals from equity seeking groups such as women, racialized/visible minorities, Indigenous/Aboriginal peoples, persons with disability, persons who identify in the LGBTQ+ community and other who reflect the diversity of Canadian Society.