The Albury-Wodonga SRC (AWSRC) puts your needs first. We're here to represent you and make sure university decision-makers understand your priorities.
Elected in 2025
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy
I would like to improve the quality of events and make csu a more collaborative environment where everyone wants to join in events. Making csu community stronger through participation and collaboration
Elected in 2025
Bachelor of Environmental Science and Management
I want to advocate to continue building on Charles Sturt's sustainabilty practices. For example, making undercover bicycle storage areas for Murray Village available so more students can use their bicycles.
Elected in 2025
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy
Im interested in making events more fun and enjoyable through creating a fun and welcoming environment
Elected in 2025
Bachelor of Business
I wish to be part of the SRC because I genuinely want to help make the university a better place for everyone who attends. University is more than just lectures and exams; it is a community where students grow academically, socially, and personally. By joining the SRC, I would have the opportunity to represent student voices, listen to their concerns, and work towards meaningful improvements. Whether it is enhancing campus facilities, organizing engaging events, or creating a more inclusive environment, I want to contribute positively to student life and ensure everyone feels valued and supported. Another important reason I want to be part of the SRC is to help raise money and awareness for students facing mental health challenges. Many students struggle silently with stress, anxiety, or other difficulties. Through fundraising events and support initiatives, I hope to promote open conversations about mental health.
Elected in 2025
Bachelor of Education (K-12)
I wish to be part of the Albury/Wodonga SRC because I want to be able to represent CSU and uphold it’s values to the local community and rural area. The SRC will also allow me to connect to fellow CSU students as well as give me a chance to help give back to the community and to help provide a safer campus for all. Some issues I find important are the mental health of students through school and further education, speaking from someone with experience with decreased mental health during school, I can say that it is hard to seek help, and I want to help those to find the right support for them. Furthermore, CSU could have its own op-shop where students donate clothes or unused things, and all profits go to the university to help buy utilities for students and/or lecturers.
Elected in 2025
Diploma of Environmental Studies
I am proud to be a 2026 SRC member because through our event planning and student services, I feel we are able to effectively add to our friendly and inclusive culture at CSU Albury and I get to be involved with a fun group of people while doing it!
Elected in 2025
Bachelor of Environmental Science and Management