9 Nov 2019 - 17 Nov 2019

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

15 Nov 2019

Final date for applications for distance education study commencing in Session 3 2019.

18 Nov 2019

Session code: 2019 90
On campus classes commence

22 Nov 2019

Due date for payment of tuition fees, including HECS-Help upfront payments.

More payment information.

Date

15 Nov 2019 6:30 am - 11:30 am

Audience:

Current students

Let’s celebrate! Join us for a cocktail party including live music and great food.

Where: Convention Centre

Dress: Cocktail

Tickets are $40 per person and include complimentary drinks and canapes until 7.30pm, followed by dinner and dessert.

Book now

For more, please visit https://student.csu.edu.au/uni-life/events/wagga-wagga/charles-sturt-30th-anniversary-celebration-gala

Date

21 Nov 2019 6:45 pm - 10:00 pm

Yarra Sunset Cruise

Thursday 21st November - 7pm to 10pm
Boarding: Federation Wharf at 6:45pm

Join us to watch the sunset over Melbourne at this Charles Sturt University Alumni event. This exclusive cocktail event is packaged just for our alumni and is an opportunity to network and reconnect with fellow alumni as well as share your study and career journey with us.

This is your chance to take in all the Yarra has to offer.

Whether it’s been a long time or yesterday, we would love to reconnect with you.

Includes:
3 hour private charter aboard the Yarra Princess Canapes
Beer, wine and soft drink
Alumni gift bag

Cost:
Alumni: $60
Alumni Guest: $90

There is a limit of 90 tickets. First in, first served.
Further information provided to guests closer to date.
Bookings close 11th November, unless sold out earlier.

TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE

For more, please visit https://www.csu.edu.au/alumni/home/events/events/yarra-river-sunset-cruise

Date

21 Nov 2019 7:00 pm - 8:45 pm

Professional Development Breakfast – How much do you know about your leadership style?

Thursday 21st November – 7am to 845am

Campari House - 23-25 Hardware Ln, Melbourne

Join us in a professional development workshop over breakfast in the heart of Melbourne’s CBD on Hardware Lane. Charles Sturt alumna Ellie Brown is an experienced facilitator in Leadership & Management specialising in Human Centered Leadership. Ellie has over 10 years’ teaching experience and has held various Board and Management positions including her current position of Director, NSW Business Chamber.

Over breakfast Ellie will discuss the Hogan Reports. Hogan measures EQ by assessing the bright-side personality characteristics that contribute to individuals’ ability to identify, process, and manage emotions, as well as the dark-side personality characteristics that can interfere with their ability to do so.  It provides an overall report, as well as a summary of likely behaviours, strengths, and limitations associated with different levels of performance.

Key themes of the morning:

• What sort of leader do I want to be?
• How emotionally intelligent am I?
• Review on Hogan’s Leadership Report

You will leave the workshop better understanding your strengths, challenges and values, all before 9am!

Includes:

• Workshop on Hogan’s Leadership Forecast
• EQ Assessment and EQ tools
• Breakfast and refreshments
• Alumni gift bag

Cost:

• Alumni: $20
• Alumni Guest: $30

There is a limit of 70 tickets. First in, first served.

Further information provided to guests closer to date.

Bookings close 11th November, unless sold out earlier.

PICTURED: Ellie Brown - Director, NSW Business Chamber

TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE

For more, please visit https://www.csu.edu.au/alumni/home/events/events/professional-development-breakfast-melbourne

Date

28 Nov 2019 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm

In 1919 work began on Hume Dam with celebration and acclaim. When it was completed in 1936 it was hailed as an engineering and political achievement, indeed, a nation-building project.

How do we understand its history and legacy now in 2019?

Join river system and dam managers, environmentalists, historians, photographers and musicians as they share stories and reflect on the centenary of Hume Dam. We have challenged them to excite us and even try to persuade us to their view in a series of quick-fire ‘show and tell’ presentations.

• What have been the opportunities and the challenges that came with Hume Dam?
• What have been the social, economic and environmental impacts of Hume Dam?
• What stories does Hume Dam reveal or obscure?
• How might the people of Albury-Wodonga and the people of Australia, reflect on their connections with Hume Dam, the lake, and the regulated river?
• What do representations of Hume Dam and its surrounds reveal about past and present day mind-sets

This event is organised by Charles Sturt University working in conjunction with La Trobe University and Albury & District Historical Society. This is a Two Cities One Community initiative held with the support of the Murray Darling Basin Authority.

Light refreshments will be provided concluding the event.

For more, please visit https://about.csu.edu.au/community/events/upcoming/albury-wodonga/explorations-series-living-with-the-hume-dam-1919-2019