Launch of funding program in Albury for 2017

10 FEBRUARY 2017

Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Albury-Wodonga will launch its Community University Partnerships (CUP) program on Monday 13 February with thousands of dollars available to support local organisations and groups.On Monday 13 February, CSU Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew Vann will launch the 2017 program via video link, which this year will particularly target Indigenous, educational, arts and sporting groups.Head of CSU in Albury-Wodonga, Dr Jenni Munday, said the CUP grant program, which commenced in 2014, forms an integral part of the University's ongoing commitment to make a positive contribution to its communities."This year's CUP program will support the development of regional NSW through direct grants from Charles Sturt University totalling $100 000 to local community groups."In 2016, CSU provided 103 CUP grants across all its regions."We want the young people in our regional communities to aspire as much to higher education as their metropolitan cousins, and this is one way to raise their awareness of what is available on their doorsteps," Dr Munday said.CUP funding applications for the Arts opens on Monday 27 February.Further information about CUP is available here.

Media Note:
Interviews on CSU's Community University Partnerships (CUP) program will be available from the Head of CSU in Albury-Wodonga, Dr Jenni Munday, at 10.30am on Monday 13 February in front of building 763 (Education Building), Off Elizabeth Mitchell Drive, Thurgoona.

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