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Australian cultural manager receives major US award
Thursday, 14 Jun 2001A Charles Sturt University academic will receive a major United States award in recognition of his untiring efforts to help preserve the culture and history of the tiny former US colonies found scattered across the Pacific Ocean.
Sweet send off to Botswana
Thursday, 14 Jun 2001Studying in another country has given Keamogetse Poane not only promising career prospects, but also prepared her for future challenges.
Act now, or lose our native bird biodiversity, conference told
Tuesday, 12 Jun 2001Three-quarters of Australian native birds will become ecologically extinct over the next 30 years, unless Australia’s conservation programs and land clearing rates are rapidly revised.
Public service vulnerable to online corruption
Monday, 11 Jun 2001NSW public agencies are highly vulnerable to electronic corruption, according to a Charles Sturt University report prepared for the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption.
Dubbo to reap rewards from teaching expansion
Friday, 8 Jun 2001Teacher education programs at Charles Sturt University's Dubbo campus are set to expand in 2002.
Rural education in the spotlight at Wagga Wagga
Thursday, 7 Jun 2001Providing quality education and training for rural Australians is the driving force behind rural and remote educators meeting in Wagga Wagga this Sunday 8 to Wednesday 11 July for the Society for the Provision of Education in Rural Australia annual conference.
Students learn from Australia's largest 'classroom'
Tuesday, 29 May 2001More than 500 Higher School Certificate students from isolated schools will converge on Dubbo on Thursday 7 and Friday 8 June for an intensive HSC workshop and demonstrations of Australia's largest educational website.
Boost for research at Bathurst
Friday, 25 May 2001In a boost to research at Charles Sturt University, Head of the Bathurst Campus Dr Peter Hodgson today announced two new initiatives to increase the number of scholarships that will be made available to research students studying at Bathurst.
Thinking of a police career? Visit the Police Career Day
Friday, 25 May 2001At 33 years of age, Wollongong's Dave Henderson is having "one of the best times" in his life - at study.
Citation for the CD Blake Lecture Theatre
Thursday, 24 May 2001Professor Blake was born at Muswellbrook in regional New South Wales. He graduated from The University of Sydney with the University Medal in Agriculture and completed a doctorate from The University of London.