Sydney-centric learns to love Dubbo

1 JANUARY 2003

A self-described Sydney-centric says Dubbo has been the “best four years” of his life. Darren Oen will graduate with Bachelor of Education (Primary) Honours on Thursday 24 May at Charles Sturt University’s (CSU) Dubbo Campus. He says he and the Campus have grown up together. “I arrived in February 2003 and had to stay in the caravan park for two weeks because my student residence wasn’t quite ready. I have watched the campus grow - double in size, car parks and new buildings, landscaping and paths.” CSU Dubbo’s Cath Smith says Darren “has made a big impact on the Campus, so seeing him complete his Honours is a proud moment for many of the staff members”. Darren begins teaching at a private school in Sydney city next term. And his advice to high school students considering a move to the country for tertiary study? “I’d definitely recommend it. You learn to see things a little bit differently. My way of looking at life now is more balanced and more just. It’s very personally enriching. You grow up a lot. It was a great experience.”

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