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Heather ‘Jeannie’ Herbert conferred title of Emeritus Professor for service to Indigenous education
LATEST NEWS  16 Sep 2019

Heather ‘Jeannie’ Herbert conferred title of Emeritus Professor for service to Indigenous education

"She has been an outstanding role model and is deserving of the title of Emeritus Professor.”

Dubbo Charles Sturt University Indigenous Teaching and Education

Three Rivers partners with Men’s Shed for free health checks at field days
LATEST NEWS  13 Sep 2019

Three Rivers partners with Men’s Shed for free health checks at field days

Three Rivers and Men's Shed to offer health checks at Henty Machinery Field Days, which will be conducted by Charles Sturt students.

Albury-Wodonga Wagga Wagga Charles Sturt University Health Three Rivers

IN BRIEF  11 Sep 2019
Free lecture in Bathurst talks building bridges between Islam and the West

Bathurst Religion and Ethics Society and Community

IN BRIEF  11 Sep 2019
Couple’s book examines cultural competence in Indigenous healthcare

Albury-Wodonga Charles Sturt University Health Teaching and Education

IN BRIEF  10 Sep 2019
Charles Sturt hosts photo exhibition celebrating the ‘Art of Ageing’

Wagga Wagga Arts and Culture Charles Sturt University

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Professor Megan Smith

SPECIALTY TOPICS: Physiotherapy, Healthcare delivery, Allied Health, Evidence based practice

Professor Megan Smith was appointed Executive Dean in January 2019 and Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Science in May 2018 following 4 years as Head of School of the School of Community Health and inaugural Director, Three Rivers UDRH in July 2017.

Originally graduating from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) and practicing as a clinical physiotherapist, Megan joined the staff at Charles Sturt University in 1999.

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