More than $1.3 million will be distributed in scholarships and prizes to Charles Sturt University (CSU) students by the CSU Foundation Trust in ceremonies being conducted at campuses during May.
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Orange campus will celebrate as more than 20 students receive scholarships at the annual ceremony in the company of donors, friends and relatives.
Ms Linda Breen, university secretary and director, governance and corporate affairs will welcome students and their families and the wonderful donors who support the CSU Foundation Trust in its work to support the university’s students.
Head of the CSU Foundation Trust, Ms Sarah Ansell, will be at the Orange ceremony to present scholarship to students studying courses in agriculture and health.
Mr Dick Marris, longstanding supporter of the CSU Pharmacy Foundation, will present scholarships to pharmacy students and central west residents Mr David Cant, Ms Philippa Myers and Ms Erin Cooper.
Physiotherapy student Ms Hannah Wallace will speak on behalf of all students receiving scholarships when she thanks the donors for their invaluable support. Ms Wallace will be receiving the CSU Foundation community health scholarship, a CSU Foundation accommodation scholarship and a CSU Excellence scholarship.
Through the great generosity of donors the CSU Foundation Trust is able to help students meet the costs of tertiary education, improving educational outcomes and contributing to the university’s mission to support the aspirations of our regional communities.
To find out more about CSU’s scholarship program go to www.csu.edu.au/alumni/giving-to-csu.
