Archive
Needs of rural women not met
Monday, 10 May 2004Lack of access by rural women to basic health, education and transport services has emerged from preliminary results of a national survey conducted by a group of leading rural social researchers at Charles Sturt University.
CSU welcomes new student places
Friday, 7 May 2004Charles Sturt University welcomes the allocation of new Commonwealth supported university places announced by the Federal Minister for Education, Science and Training Dr Brendan Nelson.
Securing pharmacists into the future
Thursday, 29 Apr 2004A need to ensure future generations of pharmacists for rural and regional Australia has driven third generation pharmacist Peter Gissing to take the helm of the Charles Sturt Pharmacy Foundation.
Veteran newsman joins Charles Sturt University
Friday, 23 Apr 2004Former Channel 7 news director Ian Cook will bring over 35 years of extensive media experience to his latest role as Adjunct Senior Lecturer in Journalism at Charles Sturt University.
Laboratory work in virtual reality
Thursday, 22 Apr 2004A journey through a chemistry laboratory could be as easy as playing a computer game for Charles Sturt University students working with new technology developed by academic staff.
CSU Graduation news
Tuesday, 13 Apr 2004The first student to graduate in Charles Sturt University’s new industry-based IT Masters program will receive his postgraduate award at a graduation ceremony at CSU in Wagga Wagga, NSW.
Working for a common goal
Tuesday, 13 Apr 2004Women working at Charles Sturt University have secured a NSW Government grant to forge closer ties with CSU’s regional communities on projects involving children with disabilities and Indigenous education.
How best to communicate exotic disease and pest risks
Sunday, 11 Apr 2004One key issue in safeguarding Australia’s rural industries from exotic diseases and pests is successfully communicating the risks to all parties involved.
Rural women uncovered
Thursday, 8 Apr 2004The quality of life of rural women and the issues they grapple with on a daily basis is the focus of a new study by a group of social researchers at Charles Sturt University.
Lack of iodine prompts research
Wednesday, 31 Mar 2004A fear that Australians could be suffering serious ill effects from lack of iodine in their diets has prompted a new study of Riverina residents by Charles Sturt University’s School of Biomedical Sciences.