Albury-Wodonga Student Representative Committee

The Albury-Wodonga SRC (AWSRC) puts your needs first. We're here to represent you and make sure university decision-makers understand your priorities.

Our role

  • Advance Albury-Wodonga students' needs with the university.
  • Administer an annual budget and manage spending for events, social activities and meals.
  • Organise and promote events for you.
  • Support our peers, student organisations and clubs.
  • Communicate with students and staff.

How we support you

  • Funds events and activities during On Campus Orientation.
  • Supports Market Day and various activities throughout the year.
  • Arranges and funds events such as: Comedy Night, Toga Party, Mardi Gras, Back to School and Oktoberfest.
  • Represented Charles Sturt University at the ANZAC dawn service.
  • Assisted with the development and implementation of on campus Foundation Day events and activities.
  • Assisted with the development and implemented Well-Fair Day.
  • Ran student awards events.
  • Funded Cheap Tuesday meals, BBQs and various food based events throughout the year.
  • Provides student clubs with funding.
  • Provides various subsidies to students for a range of activities when representing Charles Sturt University.
  • Purchases sporting equipment, board games and items such as microwaves for the use of students.

Your Albury-Wodonga SRC Representatives 2022/2023

Elected in 2021

Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood and Primary)

“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.

Elected in 2022

Bachelor of Occupational Therapy

As an off campus student I understand how important it is to have opportunities to meet others. I would love to help build up our campus community especially now that we can all be here. I would like to help facilitate the engagement of students on and off campus and support their wellbeing.

Elected in 2022

Bachelor of Education (K-12)

Known to many as SRC royalty, I am back for another run at the SRC. While I am focusing more on my studies as I reach the end of my degree, I can still help and be a part of the SRC. Key features of importance to me are providing opportunities for students, helping out at all sorts of events, and representing student interests at a university leadership level. I am also keen on reestablishing more student clubs and getting more students interested in taking leadership roles across the university to lighten the load on already existing student leaders.

Elected in 2022

Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood and Primary)

I wish to be part of the SRC to help resolve the issues that I find important to me. The issues that I find important to me are: - Trying to include local students to make it to events with res students by branching out more. - Try to get more carpark spaces in residential areas (Albury specific). - Encouraging more students to make it to events ran by the SRC (night and day activities). - More and earlier announcements  for important days and events. Being part of the SRC it would help me find ways to fix or to suggest the issues

Elected in 2022

Bachelor of Occupational Therapy

I would love to continue to make an impact for students on the Albury-Wodonga campus and help provide an inclusive campus for all

Elected in 2022

Bachelor of Occupational Therapy

To be able to be a voice for the student body, promote inclusion and equality and to be able to be part of organising events to make our campus a fun and exciting place to be!

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