CSU PhD researcher Ms Jodie Goldney has developed an online test to assess the personal attributes of prospective workers seeking employment in mental health.

CSU Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Ian Goulter, today welcomed the formal public support of the NSW Labor Government for the establishment of a new medical school in rural NSW.

Graduation time and celebrations are growing on the Border, with CSU this year holding four graduation ceremonies in Albury from Thursday morning, 28 April.

A former paramedic from New York City has joined CSU as professor of paramedic practice and leadership, declaring that the University offers its students one of the most impressive paramedic programs in the world.

The Gillard Labor government is due to bring down the 2011 federal budget next Tuesday 10 May. CSU has experienced commentators to provide considered analysis of the budget.

The co-chair of CSU's Medical Program Development Community Consultative Committee, Mrs Audrey Hardman, OAM, expressed disappointment at the lack of action by the Federal Government in latest budget to support the development of a new medical school in rural NSW.

Some CSU paramedic students will soon be able to complete the academic requirements for their degree course in two years while receiving extensive on-the-job training and guaranteed employment with Ambulance NSW in their final third year of study.

A human movement expert at CSU and the Western Region Academy of Sport have been honoured with a prestigious international award for strength and conditioning training provided to teenage athletes.

Young Canberra pharmacist Ms Elise Taylor is sharing her passion for drug education in the lead-up to Drug Awareness Week in the hope of encouraging more young people to understand the effects of drugs and medicines on the body and mind.