15 Feb 2020 - 1 Mar 2020

Join us for academic, study skills and support sessions online. Check out your Orientation Events Calendar.

24 Feb 2020 - 28 Feb 2020

On Campus Orientation begins for Session 1. Join us on campus to get started in your course, meet our services and support staff and join social events. Get started

28 Feb 2020

28 Feb 2020

Applications now open for the 2020 Session 2 commencing in July 2020.  (Session code: 202060)

Date

24 Feb 2020 8:00 am - 2 Mar 2020 11:59 pm

Get started for 2020 with a range of online orientation workshops, meet your course team and on campus events.

 

Date

25 Feb 2020 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Tickets are sold out for this event. Please contact Ms Holly Young at engagedubbo@csu.edu.au for information on upcoming events at the Dubbo campus

OzFish Unlimited, Australia’s only fishing conservation charity launches the Thinking Fish - a series of public talks about fishing and its future across Australia.

The first will have a focus on the Murray-Darling Basin and the plight of our native fish made possible with funding from the Murray Darling Basin Authority.

The seminar aims to generate discussion and debate about the issues facing native fish in the Basin.

Hear from industry leaders about the current challenges and opportunities for our fish within regional and rural communities along this vast river system.

These talks will be about fish and fishing from people who love both. Together the talks will be thinking big, thinking fish and thinking future.

This seminar is a free event for community members of all ages who not only love fishing but equally love their rivers and what they give back to communities across Australia.

Light refreshments will be provided after the event.

Speakers

Matt Hansen – The new breed of Basin fishers

Matt has loved fishing since the day he could walk. He is a Director of OzFish Unlimited, President of the Inland Waterways OzFish Chapter  and founder of the Lake Burrendong Easter Fishing Classic.

He was recognised by the recreational fishing sector as the 2109 Australian Rec Fishing Volunteer of the Year, for his efforts in leading habitat restoration as well as fisher and habitat communication in inland NSW.

Dr Martin Mallen-Cooper - Basin or Bucket? The importance of flow to Basin fish

Dr Mallen-Cooper is an internationally recognised expert in fish ecology and fish passage with over 35 years’ experience in researching and delivering improved outcomes for fish. His research on the ecology of fish migration, fish behaviour and swimming ability led to the first successful fishways for native fish in Australia.  Martin has worked with state and federal government agencies, water authorities, engineering firms, local councils, and community groups; mainly in Australia, but also in Laos, Cambodia, Bangladesh, China, and New Zealand.  His work has been published widely in international scientific journals.

Steve Starling – A Native Fish Renaissance: Chasing Murray Cod & Golden Perch in the 21st Century

Steve ‘Starlo’ Starling is Australia’s best-known and most prolific fishing writer, having published over 20 books, thousands of magazine articles and scores of DVDs and videos. Starlo was a co-presenter on the “Rex Hunt Fishing Adventures” TV show through the 1990s and is today active in on-line recreational angling media. Steve is an ambassador for OzFish Unlimited, Australia’s only national fishing conversation charity.

Dr Jennifer Marshall – National Carp Control Plan: Can CyHV-3 be used as a biocontrol for carp in Australia?

Jen has been at FRDC since January 2018 as the research project manager for the National Carp Control Plan. Formerly a research technician for NSW DPI Fisheries, Jen has experience working on fishing impact reduction, and charter fishing industry baseline studies. Jen holds a Bachelor of Science from the University of Oregon, and both a Master of Marine Science and Management and a PhD in the study of marine ecology from Southern Cross University.

Cameron Lay – Keeping Fish in Rivers

Cameron has worked in the management of fish and fish habits within the Murray Darling Basin for over 20 years. His focus has been the implementation of practical, on-ground actions to enhance the long-term resilience of native fish populations. Much to the frustration of his colleagues (and wife), he has a habit of running away to small islands every 7 or so years, having spent time managing protected areas for Traditional Owner groups in the Gulf of Carpentaria and the World Heritage-listed Lord Howe Island Marine Park. Cameron’s substantive role within DPI Fisheries is the Program Leader of the Murray Darling, however he is currently on secondment to coordinate the response and recovery actions for DPI Fisheries relating to the threats of drought and bush fires.

Stu Little – Why fish matter to a water bureaucrat

Stu’s official title is Assistant Director – Riverine Ecology at the Murray-Darling Basin Authority. But what he really does is lead the Fish ‘theme’ area, providing up to date fish knowledge and expertise to the various sections within the MDBA. Passionate about protecting the environment since his High School project days, Stu was originally a soil scientist and agricultural researcher before joining the Murray-Darling Basin Commission in 2007. Since that time he has developed a love for fish through his work in the monitoring section for The Living Murray environmental watering and infrastructure program and Basin-wide environmental water planning. Stu leads a team committed to incorporating fish needs into water planning and management actions, and is part of the team developing the Native Fish Recovery Strategy.

Tickets are sold out for this event. Please contact Ms Holly Young at engagedubbo@csu.edu.au for information on upcoming events at the Dubbo campus

For more, please visit https://about.csu.edu.au/community/events/upcoming/dubbo/explorations-series-thinking-fish

Date

8 Mar 2020 11:00 am - 3:30 pm

You don't need to be at the Sydney Opera House on 8 March 2020 to experience the main stage action of All About Women.

Charles Sturt University, TAFE NSW and Two Cities One Community are excited to be live streaming from the Sydney Opera House three headline sessions, as a FREE community event.

Designed to make you think and push your boundaries, all about women is a vibrant festival that asks questions about gender, justice and equality.

The event will be live streamed from Charles Sturt University Albury-Wodonga Campus, C.D Blake Theatre in Building 751. Light refreshments will be provided during the event.

EVENT TIMELINE | SUNDAY, 8 MARCH 2020 (All times are AEDT)

11.00 - 12.00	The Gendered Brain – gina rippon with host natasha mitchell
12.15 - 1.15	The Forgotten Women of Astronomy – jo dunkley with host Rae Johnston
2.30 - 3.30	Sober Curious? – jill stark, yumi stynes and shanna whan with host Clementine Ford

To read more about the speakers visit All About Women website.

This event is in partnership with Two Cities One Community and TAFE NSW.

For more, please visit https://about.csu.edu.au/community/events/upcoming/albury-wodonga/all-about-women-satellite-event-2019

Date

23 Mar 2020 12:00 pm - 25 Mar 2020 5:00 pm

WWTCAA Southern Highland Gathering at Bowral

March 23 – 25, 2020

Your WWTCAA committee has responded to numerous requests for arranging another gathering to reunite those friendships from the halcyon days of Teachers College. Chris Blake and Col Kohlhagen have investigated appropriate activities and venues to provide the platforms for bringing together those who passed through our institute of learning.

The following outlines the proposed itinerary and accommodation suggestions to book in advance.

ACCOMMODATION GUIDELINES, SUGGESTIONS and CONTACTS

1. The Destination Southern Highlands offers a free accommodation booking service.

   Ph. 1300 657 557. Plenty of choices available.

2. Caravan and Camping. The Moss Vale Village Park (KUI Chain) is a spacious park with good amenities for a group. The park has cabin accommodation and powered and unpowered sites for caravans.  This is our preferred site. Ph: 02 4868 1099
3. Bong Bong Racecourse is closer to Bowral and has power and amenities.

Please Note: All payments for any expenses incurred will be collected over the three days.

For more, please visit https://www.csu.edu.au/alumni/home/events/events/wwtcaa-southern-highland-gathering