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CSU Tails is a publication produced by the Charles Sturt Veterinary Science Foundation twice a year which outlines the achievements of the CSU Veterinary Science program.

Charles Sturt University sought to establish a Veterinary Science program because it recognised the difficulties that rural and regional communities have in attracting and retaining experienced veterinarians. 

The Veterinary Science Foundation was developed to assist with administering donations to support the development of the CSU veterinary program and provide tax deductability benefits to donors.

For more information on the Veterinary Science Foundation vist the website

Downloads:

CSU Tails Edition 1 2005  (8163 KB)

CSU Tails Edition 1 2006  (874 KB)

CSU Tails Ediction 1 2007  (773 KB)

CSU Tails December Issue 2008  (985 KB)

CSU Tails Edition 2 2007  (1194 KB)

Mike Finch has a job that we all dreamed about but never really had the guts to do, he did run away with the circus!

Sibylla has just been awarded the IMTA (International Model & Talent Association) Actor of the Year Award in New York

The Honourable Shane Stone has twice served as Australia's Attorney General as well as being the Chief Minister of Australia's Northern Territory.

Dr James Page, a Charles Sturt University graduate in education, has recently published a new book on peace education, under the title Peace Education: Exploring Ethical and Philosophical Foundations, published with Information Age Publishing.

Now, after almost seven years working interstate and in country NSW, he has returned to home and renewed his connection with Channel Nine Sydney.

Dr Ramos-Horta to deliver Charles Sturt Oration.