Indigenous girls from two high schools in Albury and Wagga Wagga will take part in a camp designed to build their awareness of culture and higher education.The 20 students from Year 10 at Mount Austin and Murray high schools will attend the cultural careers camp, being organised by Charles Sturt University (CSU), from Tuesday 22 to Thursday 24 November.The event at the Borambola Sports and Recreation Centre is part of CSU's Future Moves, a program designed to encourage school students from regional and rural areas to attend university.Future Moves' Ms Lyn Cooper, said, "This is a chance for the Indigenous teenagers from different schools to explore their culture and their future in a fun and supportive environment."The students will take part in activities, such as kayaking and rock climbing, to build self-esteem and will be inspired by the journeys of other Aboriginal women."The girls will work with local artists, Sydney's Belvoir St Theatre and CSU staff and undergraduate student leaders on a range of activities and workshops over the three days.An 'Inspirational Women's Dinner' will be held from 6pm on Wednesday 23 November for the school students, community members, local Elders and CSU staff.