A one day conference in Albury will feature CSU student projects designed to improve the lives of community members through preventative strategies in speech pathology.

CSU students are using their work with local schools to encourage school students to dream big and broaden their educational goals.

Academics from CSU have been prominent among submissions to a Senate Inquiry into the adequacy and projected needs for speech pathology services in Australia.

A program designed to give allied health students at CSU experience in a Vietnamese orphanage for children with disabilities will be recognised for its outstanding contribution to quality of student learning.

Small communities in southern NSW in need of specialist services are getting relief through the expertise of CSU students and the innovative SpICE partnership program.

CSU research has shown the value of professional peer support and networking for counsellors and therapists working in rural and remote areas.

Healthy ageing in rural and regional Australia is the focus of a workshop being organised by Charles Sturt University (CSU) as part of its 2014 Explorations Series.

With the federal Budget due to be handed down by Treasurer the Hon. Joe Hockey, MP in Canberra on Tuesday 13 May, CSU has a number of economics experts available for comment.

CSU is seeking to enhance rural and regional health services by forming partnerships with health care providers who would operate from state-of-the-art community health clinics in Albury-Wodonga and Bathurst.