A Charles Sturt University early career environmental researcher aims to help save endangered turtle species by developing environmental DNA (eDNA) sampling methods that can be used by citizen scientists, not just trained researchers.

Charles Sturt University has recognised one of its international alumni for her service to her community through the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Charles Sturt University paramedicine students enjoyed ‘the trip of a lifetime’ when they recently completed work placement in the USA, where they participated in a variety of patient presentations not typically attended by paramedics in Australia.

Ms Elizabeth Wall was awarded a Charles Sturt Alumni of the Year – Indigenous Alumni Award 2022 for her passion for community outreach and support, which has driven her extensive contribution to disability and Indigenous advocacy in regional NSW.

A Charles Sturt academic’s research has revealed how an infamous Australian bushranger’s journey from a preacher to a life of violent crime can provide insight into people’s actions and the religious history of Australia.

The graduates from Charles Sturt University vary in degree, background and skillset but they are all bonded by the common desire to give back to their professions and communities.

A love for the outdoors and being around animals led a Charles Sturt University PhD graduate and University Medal winner to aim to enhance the ecological health of the Border region environment and its rural communities.

A PhD graduate is using her 30-plus years in the Defence and as an educator to conduct research on why ethics training is not only needed, but essential, in the Australian Army.

A Charles Sturt University geospatial science graduate has earned a University Medal for her high grades while studying and volunteering with the state emergency service in recent years during bushfires, floods, and the COVID-19 pandemic.