The event which will include speakers, stalls and music, gets underway at 12 pm and aims to highlight human rights issues in the Indonesian province, as voters prepare to go vote on their future independence. Bringing environmental research to the community is the main aim of the Environmental Studies Unit Seminar Series being run at Charles Sturt University's Bathurst Campus. Young researchers, CSU lecturers and experienced guest speakers present reports on research conducted in the local area and issues of broader significance. The Problem of Common Sense in Environmental Issues and a discussion on a Landscape Approach to Optimise Recruitment of Woodland Species on Farmland in the Central Tablelands will be the topics for the next seminar on Monday 23 August. Environmental politics lecturer Mike Howes and environmental scientist Dr Donna Windsor will present the seminar in the Meeting Room, third floor, Building S15 between 5.30 pm and 7.30 pm.
Refreshments are available and a coin donation can be made at the door.
Contact the Media Office to confirm. A young Wellington accountant has achieved a milestone as the first student to complete her entire degree through Charles Sturt University's Dubbo Campus . A few weeks ago, Jacqueline Callaghan completed the final subject in the Bachelor of Business Accounting and three days later had secured a job with Wellington firm Anne Jones and Associates. In her second year, she started full-time study and finished the degree six months ahead of schedule, completing some subjects through CSU's Summer Session. The emergence of CSU's Dubbo Campus came at the right time for Jacqueline who said she had not previously thought of University study until CSU opened its Dubbo Campus.