The state government's Multicultural NSW Advisory Board will visit Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Wagga Wagga on Thursday 24 September as part of a trip to the city to attend a community forum.Seven members of the Board, including Multicultural NSW Chief Executive Officer Mr Hakan Harman, will tour CSU's National Life Sciences Hub from 1.10pm to 1.40pm.They will then meet five of the University's PhD students who are expected to discuss their research with the Board members and their experiences of studying in regional Australia.Among the students will be Ms Saba Nabi, who won the Higher Education category of the NSW International Student Awards in 2014. She and her husband Mr Syed Haris Omar moved from New Delhi to Wagga Wagga with their young family to undertake their PhDs.Ms Saba was recently elected to the Board of the Multicultural Council of Wagga Wagga. In July, the postgraduate student was elected as the equity officer for the Council of International Students Australia.The state Multicultural Advisory Board Advisory Board will later attend a Mayoral reception hosted by Councillor Rod Kendall, Community Forum, Working Together in Wagga Wagga.