The Wagga Wagga SRC (WaggaSRC) puts your needs first. We're here to represent you and make sure university decision-makers understand your priorities.
Elected in 2025
Bachelor of Veterinary Biology/Bachelor of Veterinary Science
I'm passionate about amplifying student voices and creating real change on campus. As a committed advocate, I believe every student deserves to feel heard, supported, and represented. Joining the SRC would allow me to channel my energy into improving student life, promoting inclusivity, and sparking new initiatives that reflect the needs and interests of our diverse community. Alongside my role as SAEVS student representative, I want to be a bridge between students and leadership—ensuring transparency, pushing for progress, making sure no voice goes unheard.
Elected in 2025
Bachelor of Education (K - 12)
So far my experience as part of the SRC has been awesome, organising events and figuring out random things that are happening on uni is very enjoyable. I look forward to be able to continue on and create new events and make uni more exciting.
Elected in 2025
Bachelor of Veterinary Technology
Starting university can be daunting, especially in a new town or later in life. As a mature student who moved from the city to regional NSW, I understand the challenges and opportunities this brings. I believe it is vital to ensure students, especially those new to regional life or returning to study, have access to clear guidance, resources and support networks. Mental health, wellbeing and connection are key issues for me, and I want to create a campus where every student feels welcome and supported. No one should feel isolated or unsure of where to turn for help, whether that is academic advice, social connection or crisis support. I am committed to building bridges between students and the services that can make a real difference, as well as creating spaces where people feel comfortable speaking up and building confidence.
Elected in 2025
Bachelor of Agricultural Science
Elected in 2025
Bachelor of Veterinary Biology/Veterinary Science
My ideology focuses on the enrichment of our university as I aspire to cultivate a community grounded in mutual respect and shared environmental commitment. My aim is to continue to encourage the sense of community that I now revere at CSU. In my role as Student Sustainability Advisor and as an executive committee member for the Wildlife Conservation Society, I've witnessed firsthand the significance of collaboration to drive meaningful change. My aim is to make students cognisant of issues that may be meaningfully improved by environmental responsibility. This involves allowing the development of sustainable projects and normalising everyday practices that reduce ecological harm. I'll be a representative for not just my own ideology, but all student discourse and will endeavor to listen to and seek out important social issues.
Elected in 2025
Bachelor of Equine Science
I want to be part of the SRC because I genuinely care about making student life better—not just talking about it, but actually doing something. As someone juggling uni alongside hands-on work, I understand how overwhelming things can get, especially when support feels hard to access or your voice isn’t always heard.
I’m passionate about student wellbeing, creating more practical learning opportunities, and making communication between students and staff clearer and more honest. I don’t mind speaking up, but I also know how important it is to listen and represent others properly, not just my own experience.
I bring a down-to-earth, approachable attitude and I’m not afraid to put in the effort to get things done. My goal is to help build a uni environment where students feel supported, understood, and actually enjoy being part of the community.
Elected in 2026
Master of Social Work (Professional Qualifying)
I am passionate about ensuring every student feels heard, supported and represented throughout their university journey. As a Master of Social Work student, I understand the importance of advocacy, collaboration and creating opportunities for meaningful change. I want to be part of the SRC to be a genuine voice for students by listening to their concerns and working towards practical solutions. The issues I am most passionate about include improving student wellbeing, increasing access to affordable support services, advocating for greater flexibility for students balancing work, placements and family commitments, and fostering a stronger sense of connection across our campus. I believe every student deserves to feel valued and have the opportunity to succeed, regardless of their circumstances. If elected, I will be approachable, proactive and committed to ensuring student voices are heard and reflected in the decisions that shape our university experience.
Elected in 2026
Bachelor of Social Work
I am honoured to nominate as a student representative committee member for Wagga Wagga campus. I am currently a Bachelor of Social Work student, and I believe every student deserves to feel supported, valued and heard.
If elected, I will listen to your concerns, represent your ideas to the University and help create a more inclusive, supportive environment for all students- regardless of background or study mode. My social work studies have taught me how to listen, advocate and work fairly with everyone.
I am reliable, respectful and committed to making a positive difference. I would be proud to represent you.
Elected in 2026
Bachelor of Veterinary Technology
I would like to join the Wagga Wagga SRC to take on a more leadership role and help ensure student voices are heard. Important issues that I care about are sustainability and ensuring that students understand where and why they are paying what they are. Currently, I am most involved with the Ag Netball club through playing and umpiring. I enjoy participating in as many opportunities as possible, such as providing baked goods for bake sales or volunteering to umpire netball for social sport.
If I were nominated to be on the Student Representative Committee, I would always be available to hear from different student perspectives to allow a wide array of voices to be heard that can better encompass the student perspective.
Elected in 2026
Bachelor of Veterinary Technology
I have a deep passion for the work SRC do for our student body. I have seen and been affected by the positive work SRC do. I wish to be a part of this amazing work. I am considered a mature age student having completed a previous course prior to my current one and so believe I may be able to bring in a unique perspective to the SRC. I wish to advocate for our mature aged student body as well as those with disabilities. I have watched the SRC contribute to many events on campus and wish to be a part of creating an open and welcoming environment for students, by students.
Elected in 2026
Master of Agricultural Science
As a Master of Agricultural Science student, I want to be part of the Student Representation Committee because I believe every student should have a voice in improving their university experience. As an international student, I understand the challenges of balancing study, work, travel, and adapting to a new education system. I would like to represent students by listening to their concerns and working with the university to improve communication, student support, academic resources, and overall wellbeing. I value teamwork, respect, and open communication, and I will ensure that students’ opinions are heard and considered. My goal is to contribute positively to the university community while helping create a more supportive and inclusive environment for all students.
Elected in 2026
Bachelor of Education (Secondary)
I’d love to voice out and represent the students’ concerns and questions about and around the campus. I enjoy talking to others and making connections into a community. I’m also a person of different background and it helps me relate to students who are from different cultures as well.
Elected in 2026
Bachelor of Laws
I have always been impassioned about service and giving back to the community in a positive and meaningful way. I want to use this opportunity to give back to the CSU student community by putting my leadership skills to the test and guiding the CSU student body into the future. I wish to serve on the Student Representative Committee to eventually leave CSU in a better place than I found it.