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• 18 February 2008
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Programs @ CSU

Orientation Activities

Programs

Orientation Programs for Mid Year Intake (July 2008) are availabe below. Please note that these online versions of the programs may be subject to change. A final printed version of the full program will be available on arrival at the relevant campus.

Albury / Thurgoona - Word doc. Plus additional information for International Students - Word.doc

Other campus - programs not available yet. If you need assistance please contact Support Central

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Orientation programs for 2008 for each campus are available below. Please note that these online versions of the programs may be subject to change. A final printed version of the full program will be available on arrival at the relevant campus.

Orientation for On Campus (Internal) Students - February 2008

Albury & Thurgoona	word	.pdf
Bathurst	word	.pdf
Canberra	word	.pdf
Dubbo	word	.pdf
Orange	word	.pdf
Parramatta	word	.pdf
Wagga Wagga	word	.pdf

Programs including the Social Activities:

Albury: Full program

Bathrust: Part1 Part2 Part3

Wagga: Part1 Part2

Note - above files are all in PDF format.

Student Life Booklet

A copy of the Student Life booklet is sent out to all new students enrolled through CSU Administration, once they have accepted their offer. This introduces some value websites and information to students to commence their orientation into CSU and provides contact details of services students may require.

• Student Life Booklet (Word version)
• Student Life Booklet (.pdf version)

Forums

A Forum is one of the best computer assisted ways to have conversations with staff and students of the University. A Forum is an electronic version of a meeting place, that you can use to read fellow students' questions, messages and comments, as well as the corresponding answers, or responses. A Forum is the meeting place of written conversations that can help set study expectations, assists with administrative matters and allows you to meet and communicate with students who ordinarily you would have little or no contact with. You may contribute to a Forum, or you may just want to read what is in one.

In addition to subject specific forums, there are several general forums you may wish to participate in:

• Student Life forum
• CSU General forum
• Student Services forum

All forums are accessible through my.csu . For more information on forums refer to the Student Services Online Learning web site.

Note: CSU forums are only accessible to those students with a current username and password.