The enthusiasm and contribution of three Bachelor of Education students on Charles Sturt University’s (CSU) Dubbo Campus have been acknowledged by the Head of Campus, Mr Gary Shipp, at a ceremony today. “These students all came to study at CSU Dubbo Campus from the coast, and their enthusiasm and contribution to the campus deserves commendation,” Mr Shipp said. “They are spending their last week on the Dubbo Campus prior to leaving for their final internship before graduating from CSU later this year, and we will certainly miss them.” Chloe Macpherson (Early Childhood) was a Resident Advisor at student residences, a committed student representative on the Dubbo OHS committee for three years, and the inaugural student from the Dubbo Campus to study overseas for a semester at the University of Regina, Canada. She committed a great amount of time to promote the exchange program among Dubbo students after her return. Cemone Torrance (Early Childhood) demonstrated leadership and professionalism as the President of the Dubbo Students’ Association, especially during the transition to Voluntary Student Unionism. Todd Mackie (Primary) was actively involved in the organisation of Orientation Weeks for first year students, and assisted staff and students in a range of activities as a volunteer.