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International agrifood experts to convene to discuss future-fit farming at two-day summit
LATEST NEWS  17 Oct 2024

International agrifood experts to convene to discuss future-fit farming at two-day summit

The two-day Digital Agrifood Summit will be held at Charles Sturt in Wagga Wagga and bring together experts to discuss the future of Australia's agrifood industry.

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Managing change effectively: a new book to navigate times of accelerated change
LATEST NEWS  17 Oct 2024

Managing change effectively: a new book to navigate times of accelerated change

A new book by a Charles Sturt University information studies academic aims to help leaders and managers ensure their organisations are competitive, sustainable and innovative in the future.

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IN BRIEF  17 Oct 2024
Close to $11,000 for eleven Orange community organisations through 2024 CUP grants program

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LATEST NEWS  16 Oct 2024
Digital education platform aims to strengthen training and education about mental health

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IN BRIEF  15 Oct 2024
Close to $10,000 in funding for 10 Port Macquarie and Mid North Coast organisations

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Professor Mark Nolan

SPECIALTY TOPICS: Legal psychology, Criminal law, Military discipline law, Human rights law, Citizenship law

Mark is an interdisciplinary legal scholar with qualifications in law, honours and doctoral training in social psychology, and a Master of Asian and Pacific Studies majoring in Thai language.

Before joining Charles Sturt as Director of the Centre for Law and Justice, he worked in teaching and administrative positions at the ANU College of Law for 18 years.

Mark is widely published on the subject of law and legal psychology, has a life membership with the National Judicial College of Australia, and is the Editor-in Chief of the journal Psychiatry, Psychology and Law.

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