CSU staff to 'Ride to Work'


Seven Charles Sturt University (CSU) campuses will become rivals on Wednesday 14 October as they compete in a campus challenge as part of National Ride to Work Day. “There are a large number of staff on each campus who are regular and keen bicycle riders, but this is our way of encouraging other staff at Charles Sturt University to give it a go,” said Mr David Tallentire, CSU Manager of Occupational Health and Safety and the campus challenge organiser. “The establishment of CSU Green in 2008 highlighted a commitment to cooperate with communities towards sustainability, and by taking part in the National Ride to Work Day, CSU staff are supporting this commitment.” Twenty-four cyclists have registered for the ride at CSU at Wagga Wagga. Ride to Work is a behaviour change program that encourages workers to feel good and have fun by commuting to work by bicycle and experiencing the health, financial and environmental benefits of cycling.

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Media Officer : Holly-Amber Manning
Telephone: 02 6365 7813

Media Note:
For information on each CSU campus riding team, please contact the following:
Albury-Wodonga – Beverlie de Jong 02 6051 6858
Bathurst - David Tallentire 02 6338 4096
Dubbo - Steven May 02 6885 7302
Goulburn -  Jo-Anne Rooker 02 4824 2527
Orange - Kevin Parton 02 6365 7500
Thurgoona - Jack Fletcher 0431 022986
Wagga Wagga - Katie Hannan 02 6933 2055
More information on CSU Green is available here.

www.csu.edu.au/news