Indigenous academics back call to 'change Australia Day'
11 Feb 2009
Indigenous academics at CSU wholeheartedly support the call by 2009 Australian of the Year, Professor Mick Dodson, for a national 'conversation' about changing the date and name of Australia Day.
Indigenous academics at CSU wholeheartedly support the call by 2009 Australian of the Year, Professor Mick Dodson, for a national 'conversation' about changing the date and name of Australia Day.
A shared vision for Indigenous health
02 Feb 2009
A shared desire to recruit, educate and retain Indigenous mental health workers for regional and rural communities across NSW will see the signing of a new agreement between CSU and NSW Health on Tuesday 3 February.
A shared desire to recruit, educate and retain Indigenous mental health workers for regional and rural communities across NSW will see the signing of a new agreement between CSU and NSW Health on Tuesday 3 February.
Australia Day change: Let's hear the arguments
29 Jan 2009
The Professor of Public Ethics at CSU has backed the call by the 2009 Australian of the Year, Professor Mick Dodson, for a national debate over the meaning of and date for Australia Day.
The Professor of Public Ethics at CSU has backed the call by the 2009 Australian of the Year, Professor Mick Dodson, for a national debate over the meaning of and date for Australia Day.
An investment in early childhood education
16 Dec 2008
A strong desire to build a workforce of qualified early childhood educators for rural regional and Indigenous Australia, has motivated CSU to successfully secure more than $2 million in Commonwealth funding.
A strong desire to build a workforce of qualified early childhood educators for rural regional and Indigenous Australia, has motivated CSU to successfully secure more than $2 million in Commonwealth funding.
Shining a light on giving birth in rural and remote Australia
12 Nov 2008
"Luckily we had a torch" is a comment made by a new mother and embraced by researchers from CSU to demonstrate the extraordinary circumstances in which some women living in rural and remote areas of Australia are forced to give birth.
"Luckily we had a torch" is a comment made by a new mother and embraced by researchers from CSU to demonstrate the extraordinary circumstances in which some women living in rural and remote areas of Australia are forced to give birth.
Knocking down the mathematical divide in Australia
15 Oct 2008
Disadvantaged Indigenous and rural students living in remote Australian settlements will benefit from a three year research project led by Charles Sturt University and Griffith University that uses new thinking in mathematical education and increases access to current technology.
Disadvantaged Indigenous and rural students living in remote Australian settlements will benefit from a three year research project led by Charles Sturt University and Griffith University that uses new thinking in mathematical education and increases access to current technology.
Call to foster reconciliation and social justice
18 Sep 2008
Australian universities should play a central role in promoting reconciliation and social justice through education to meet the needs of Indigenous Australians, according to a CSU academic.
Australian universities should play a central role in promoting reconciliation and social justice through education to meet the needs of Indigenous Australians, according to a CSU academic.
First Indigenous Doctor of Business Administration at CSU
09 May 2008
The first Indigenous graduate to receive a Doctor of Business Administration from CSU has been honoured with hearty applause at his graduation ceremony.
The first Indigenous graduate to receive a Doctor of Business Administration from CSU has been honoured with hearty applause at his graduation ceremony.
In memory of a Wiradjuri elder
17 Apr 2008
The lasting legacy of the late Pastor Cec Grant, OAM, also known as the Wiradjuri elder Wongamar, will be honoured with an annual lecture to be held in his memory at the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture in Canberra.
The lasting legacy of the late Pastor Cec Grant, OAM, also known as the Wiradjuri elder Wongamar, will be honoured with an annual lecture to be held in his memory at the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture in Canberra.
Indigenous studies centre launch at NSW Parliament
02 Apr 2008
'CSU Week' at NSW Parliament House continues with the launch of the CSU's Centre for Indigenous Studies on Thursday 3 April.
'CSU Week' at NSW Parliament House continues with the launch of the CSU's Centre for Indigenous Studies on Thursday 3 April.