Albury-Wodonga

I've been a part of the uni for over 2 years now (a lot of it on res) and have helped in many areas. I would like to do so in the SRC.

Key issues that I find important include student enjoyment at the university through the various activities, as well as opportunities for students to engage in different activities.

I enjoy helping out where I can throughout the uni, and I believe joining the SRC will allow me to help out in more ways than I can currently.

I would greatly value the position available, and do my best to help out wherever I can.

“Be the change that you wish to see in the world", Gandhi.

I believe this quote is critical because the only way we can have changed is through new ideas and discussions.

I am applying for SRC to ensure my voice is heard on important issues that may affect students at Charles Sturt University Albury-Wodonga.

My particular interests are social justice and education. As a pre-service teacher, I believe I can gain valuable communication skills from the SRC, which I will be able to apply to my teaching career.

I am a passionate and vocal student who is willing to stand up for our student rights. I believe in accessibility and inclusivity for all. My goal as part of the SRC is to help all students as we navigate through this pandemic, and help to provide the best outcomes for us to keep going strong as a student body. I like to be involved in as many different aspects of CSU life as I can, including my affiliation with the CSU Social Club, assisting in hosting online game nights and event planning. I would love to bring some of my experience from there to our Albury-Wodonga campus!

Hello, My name is Aasim Khan and I am a first-year podiatrist at Charles Sturt University at the Albury-Wodonga campus.

I want to join AWSRC because I would like to make a difference in other people’s lives and the environment. To improve the campus that would better suit the students and allow them to have a voice. I am currently a temporary member in the SRC and I think by joining would allow me to improve my skills in listening and speaking as well as leadership and planning and I believe that these skills would help with me in the workforce, particularly in the health force. I believe that issues that students are currently facing with Mental health, Uni work, relationships etc they have someone they can talk to and can seek help whenever they need it.

Hi everyone, some of you may know me from my previous work with the university. I am very passionate at ensuring everyone at the university is having a good time, within their subjects, with their lectures, with each other and while participating in university organised events and activities. Next year will be my final year with the University and I wish to continue to develop and challenge myself within the university environment. I believe that joining the SRC team and working towards making positive differences and relationships over the next year and a half will be a venture in which both parties will be positively affected. I will be a busy man with roles within 2022 Orientation and the Education and Business club (both hopefully) but I will not have a large study load so this should not be a problem. Excited for your response!

Hi I'm Jennessa and I am currently studying a diploma of general studies and I'm running for student representative committee at CSU I want to fight to make life better for us as students locally on campus and for students everywhere, I will fight to get a proper cafe on campus, other campuses have a cafe or have a cafe nearby that isn't a 30-minute walk, and we are left behind, and I know many here, like me feel left out, I will fight to get greater support for clubs on campus and more funding for club events, and most importantly I will fight to have textbooks and essential course materials placed on HECS to help with upfront cost

As an environmental science and management student, I would hope to provide knowledge and insight on issues such as sustainability and care of our campus' natural areas. The Albury-Wodonga campus is home to a huge variety of native plants and wildlife, with an impressive diversity in bird species. As a member of the AWSRC, I feel that I could use the skills and knowledge acquired in my course to help make a positive difference in the care and sustainability of our campus from an environmental standpoint, to help support our local ecosystems.

To represent the interests of Albury-Wodonga Students and make uni a welcoming and enjoyable place to be.

I'd like to be involved in the SRC as I want my time at Uni to be more than just lectures and assignments. I'd like to be able to get involved in the CSU community and over the next few years help new students be able to make the transition from high school to uni as smooth as possible. I've already enrolled myself into the Strive program as I'd like to build my skills in leadership further.

I wish to encourage more student involvement on the Albury Wodonga Campus. Over the past 2 years, lockdowns have limited our opportunities to participate and build our student community.

I hope to facilitate SRC initiatives to regain a sense of community on campus and support overall student wellbeing.