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Home > Latest News > Archive This archive lists news releases, feature stories and regional news items in CSU News online. 2009 November 06 New nurses for rural NSW from CSU Dubbo (Regional News) The hospitals and health facilities across rural NSW will soon get a boost after 15 nursing students celebrate their last days at CSU at Dubbo with a barbeque on Monday 9 November before their exams and graduation. more 2009 November 06 Foundation Science Dean and dentistry groundbreaker to leave CSU (Latest News) A Professor of Biomedical Science who went on to become the Dean of the Faculty of Health Studies, then foundation Dean of the Faculty of Science and more recently a major player in Charles Sturt University’s move into dentistry will soon leave the University. more 2009 November 06 Community Cabinet creates opportunities to deliver on national priorities (Latest News) CSU will welcome The Hon. Kevin Rudd, MP, Prime Minister of Australia, and senior members of the Federal Cabinet to the Bathurst Campus on Monday 9 November for a Community Cabinet Meeting. more 2009 November 05 Taking it off for men's health (Regional News) Student leaders at Charles Sturt University (CSU) at Wagga Wagga will reveal more than usual when they unveil a 2010 calendar to raise money for men’s health. more 2009 November 05 Graduates celebrate in Hong Kong (Regional News) The Chancellor of Charles Sturt University (CSU) Mr Lawrie Willett AO will praise the academic achievements of almost 70 graduates who are eligible to receive their awards at a ceremony in Hong Kong on Saturday 7 November. more 2009 November 03 Accounting history award for CSU academic (Latest News) An accounting academic at CSU has been jointly awarded the 2009 prize for Innovation in Accounting History Education by the US-based Academy of Accounting Historians. more 2009 November 03 Experts meet to explore environmental research needs (Regional News) Early-career researchers will receive advice from more experienced academics and meet other researchers at a similar stage in their careers at the biennial Environmental and Resource Economics Early-Career Researcher Workshop (E-CReW 2009) at CSU at Bathurst on the Tuesday 3 and Wednesday 4 November. more 2009 November 03 Region served well by radiographers (Regional News) CSU academics and medical imaging students will be present to discuss a career in medical imaging when Regional Imaging Riverina holds an open day in Wagga Wagga on Sunday 8 November - the day in 1895 when Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen discovered x-rays - as part of National Radiographers and Radiation Therapists Week (Monday 2 to Sunday 8 November). more 2009 November 03 Break a leg and manage the damage (Regional News) Two experts will be at CSU at Albury-Wodonga this week to demonstrate and discuss the latest techniques in managing lower limb injuries. more 2009 November 03 Photo exhibit explores melancholic landscapes (Regional News) CSU academic and artist Mr Jamie Holcombe will explore his photographic exhibition 'Civic Melancholy' in a public seminar at CSU at Wagga Wagga from 3.10pm on Wednesday 4 November. more 2009 November 03 Walk early, walk often (Regional News) Staff and students at CSU at Wagga Wagga are being encouraged to participate in a Walk at Work on Thursday 5 November. more 2009 November 03 CSU student wins inaugural Field Days scholarship (Regional News) A Bachelor of Agricultural Business Management student at CSU at OrangeMr Jeremy Cummins, was awarded an Australian National Field Days Rugby Player Scholarship at the recent Field Days. more 2009 November 03 CSU nets almost $1m for ground-breaking research projects (Latest News) Helping war-torn countries get back on track, further professionalising teachers, demystifying how the beak and feather disease virus works and protecting pine plantations from climate change and exotic pests are four CSU administered projects to benefit from prestigious national grants. more 2009 November 02 Accounting - learn locally, think globally (Regional News) A representative from the accounting profession will address CSU accountancy students on Tuesday 3 November on the opportunities to be found locally and internationally for new graduates. more 2009 November 02 Canadian podiatrist has expert foot in CSU door (Regional News) The new Clinical Director of CSU Allied Health Clinic has landed in t Albury-Wodonga with a wealth of professional and academic experience from Canada. more 2009 October 29 Honouring graduates in Kuala Lumpur (Latest News) About 120 graduates of CSU and relatives and friends will gather in the Malaysian capital of Kuala Lumpur this week-end to celebrate their academic achievements. more 2009 October 27 Scholarships for TAFE students to study at CSU (Regional News) TAFE students who have enrolled in or recently completed Diploma and Advanced Diploma courses at TAFE NSW Riverina Institute, the Canberra Institute of Technology and TAFE Western can now win scholarships to further their education at CSU. more 2009 October 27 Scholarships for TAFE students to study at CSU (Regional News) TAFE students who have enrolled in or recently completed Diploma and Advanced Diploma courses at the Canberra Institute of Technology, TAFE NSW Riverina Institute and TAFE Western can now win scholarships to further their education at CSU. more 2009 October 27 Scholarships for TAFE students to study at CSU (Regional News) TAFE students who have enrolled in or recently completed Diploma and Advanced Diploma courses at TAFE Western, the Canberra Institute of Technology and TAFE NSW Riverina Institute can now win scholarships to further their education at CSU. more 2009 October 27 International experience invaluable for health careers (Regional News) International professional experience is invaluable for developing job-ready allied health professionals such as physiotherapists, occupational therapists and speech pathologists, says Dr Michael Curtin from CSU. more 2009 October 27 Has it really been 50 years? (Regional News) "Lock up your daughters, the Aggies are in town", was the rumour that spread through town in 1959 when the students of Wagga Wagga Agricultural College, a predecessor of CSU, visited Wagga for a social occasion. more 2009 October 27 An environmental writing experience (Regional News) What do young school children, computers and the environment have in common? This Thursday 29 October, over 80 kindergarten and Year 2 pupils from Thurgoona Public School will team up with education students from CSU at the wetlands on the University's environmentally sensitive Thurgoona location to take photos of their adventures in the wetlands and write a digital story together. more 2009 October 27 CSU environment conference at Bathurst this week (Regional News) CSU will host the 2009 Education for Sustainability Conference at the Bathurst Campus on Friday 30 October, with a second optional day on Saturday 31 October. more 2009 October 27 It's, it's a Permablitz! (Regional News) A one-day event that highlights the new Inland Learning Experience centre on CSU's Thurgoona site will also see the start of permaculture gardens around the centre in a big rush! more 2009 October 27 Lifting aspirations (Regional News) CSU staff and students will be out to show school students from Wodonga Middle Years School that anyone from anywhere can aspire to go to the University. more 2009 October 27 Calling all adults who stutter (Regional News) Do you stutter or know someone who does? CSU staff and students are running intensive stutter treatment sessions for adults in Albury-Wodonga and surrounding areas between Monday 16 November and Friday 20 November. more 2009 October 27 Taking education research to the world (Regional News) CSU academics have a new opportunity to bring their education research to the forefront of international efforts in Indigenous, rural and remote, and environmental education. more 2009 October 22 CSU outranks other Australian universities for IT performance (Latest News) CSU has occupied the top spot two months running for the availability of its public web service, according to an independent study, the Australian Universities IT Performance Benchmark Report. more 2009 October 22 Poet on the rise (Latest News) The literary talents of poet and CSU postgraduate student Mr Derek Motion have received national recognition by the Australia Council. more 2009 October 20 Appreciating Riverina veterinary practices (Regional News) The work of veterinary practices throughout the Riverina in supporting the veterinary science program at CSU at Wagga Wagga will be recognised by the University this week. more 2009 October 20 Crafts of Contrast art exhibition at Wagga Wagga (Regional News) An art exhibition by two Indigenous students at the CSU School of Visual and Performing Arts at Wagga Wagga will be opened today, Tuesday 20 October. more 2009 October 20 $9 million building projects at CSU at Bathurst (Regional News) The preparatory work is under way for the start of construction of two projects at CSU at Bathurst worth more than $9 million. more 2009 October 20 Collaboration on water for future gain (Regional News) The International Centre for Water for Food Security at CSU will host a seminar by the head of Murrumbidgee Irrigation this week as part of its mission to work closely with key stakeholders to find solutions to national and international water problems. more 2009 October 20 CSU sports science lecturers return to Indonesia (Regional News) Sports science lecturers at the CSU School of Human Movement Studies will return to Indonesia on Wednesday 28 October to continue providing intensive assistance to that nation's elite athletes in the lead-up to the South-East Asian Games in Vientiane, Laos, in December 2009. more 2009 October 20 CSU honours talented Leeton school student (Regional News) A special presentation during a Leeton High School assembly on Tuesday 27 October will honour Year 11 student Mr Micheil Smith for his selection for CSU's Gifted and Talented program run by the CSU Faculty of Business. more 2009 October 20 History award for CSU academic (Regional News) A CSU academic has received a top honour for his services as a leading advocate for heritage and community history in regional NSW. more 2009 October 20 Forum to appraise VET in high schools (Regional News) A public forum to be held in Wagga Wagga on Wednesday 28 October will explore the benefits of Vocational Education and Training in schools and the relevance of Certificate I and II qualifications in the workforce. more 2009 October 20 Scholarship in memory of CSU acting graduate (Regional News) A special scholarship will be offered by CSU in 2010 in memory of the late acting graduate from Wagga Wagga, Ms Ann Gwynn-Jones. more 2009 October 20 Twittering for online learning (Regional News) New students enrolled in the Bachelor of Early Childhood Studies at CSU in Ontario, Canada, are using the social networking system Twitter and email to communicate with their lecturer, Ms Jenni Munday. more 2009 October 20 Can ants predict rain? (Regional News) Ants in the kitchen, ants on fence posts - are these sign that rain is immininent? "No", says Australian ant researcher and CSU PhD student, Mr Wayne Robinson. more 2009 October 20 South African wildlife leaves lasting impression (Regional News) A close encounter with lions on a trip to South Africa has given a CSU veterinary science student a taste for adventure. more 2009 October 20 Students host 'Global Dinner' for charity (Regional News) Students at CSU at Bathurst staged a 'Global Dinner' on Tuesday 13 October which raised $1 600 for charity. more 2009 October 19 Sparkling wine wins top of class (Latest News) One of CSU Winery’s sparkling wines has taken out the trophy for best sparkling in the prestigious 2009 NSW Wine Awards. more 2009 October 16 Delivering on national priorities for rural and regional health (Latest News) CSU has welcomed the announcement by the Federal government of $1.6 million in funding to establish a major Regional Inter-Professional Clinical Simulation Centre at CSU at Bathurst. more 2009 October 16 CSU wins national award for program that enhances learning (Latest News) An innovative program to help students cope with the transition to University study has won a prestigious national award from the Australian Learning and Teaching Council (ALTC). more 2009 October 13 Pakistan High Commissioner at CSU (Regional News) CSU's research and teaching links with Pakistan will be highlighted when the High Commissioner of Pakistan visits Wagga Wagga on Thursday 15 and Friday 16 October. more 2009 October 13 Top radio award for CSU tutor (Regional News) A tutor at CSU at Bathurst has won awards in the two categories for which she was nominated at the annual 2009 Australian Commercial Radio Association Awards presented in Sydney on Saturday 10 October. more 2009 October 13 CSU scores at national uni games (Regional News) A team of 140 CSU students in 15 teams in 13 different sports competed against 7 000 students from 40 other Australian and New Zealand universities at Australia's largest annual sporting event, the 2009 Australian University Games held at the Gold Coast, Queensland, from 27 September to 2 October. more 2009 October 13 CSU staff to 'Ride to Work' (Regional News) Seven CSU campuses will become rivals on Wednesday 14 October as they compete in a campus challenge as part of National Ride to Work Day. more 2009 October 13 CSU assists sheep farmers to combat flystrike (Regional News) With several species of blowfly developing a resistance to numerous classes of insecticides, local sheep breeders are to learn how to contain flystrike in their flock when they attend a free flystrike prevention workshop at CSU at Orange this Friday 16 October. more |
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