Dr. Leslie van Rooi

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In this special Human Rights Day edition of Lift Club, Wilné van Rooyen and Zeeko Alexander sits down with Dr Leslie van Rooi, Acting Senior Director: Student Affairs at Stellenbosch University.

Recorded in the lead-up to Human Rights Day 2025, this powerful conversation explores young people’s understanding of human rights, the role of universities in building a more inclusive and just society, and the importance of social cohesion in South Africa today.

Dr van Rooi also reflects on how he spent Human Rights Day, shares advice for students who want to make a difference, and speaks candidly about the progress and challenges facing Stellenbosch University.

Tune in for an inspiring and thought-provoking chat with one of SU’s leading voices on transformation and student development.
1 Apr 2025 English South Africa News · Society & Culture

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