Geoff Scott, our BJBS L&T Symposium keynote speaker, is running a pre-symposium seminar on social entrepreneurship education. He’ll highlight initiatives from around the world and moderate a panel to discuss what Charles Sturt can do next. Register your interest here…
So many options, only two you can choose. Sign-ups for the workshops at this year’s symposium are now open.
Making a good impression in 201960, fighting the scourge of contract cheating and professional development opportunities, read all about it.
What has a 15 year old movie about Robots got to do with the new Quality Assurance and Reflection (QUASAR) system? Mike Kemp makes the link!
With just over two months to go until the annual L&T Symposium, regos are rolling in. For those not attending a pre-symposium school meeting, Geoff Scott is running a seminar on social entrepreneurship education. And we’ve organised a professional photographer so leave the trackie dacks at home!
Sign-ups for our hands on workshops at the L&T Symposium will open soon. To whet your appetite here are some details on four of them
Submissions to the UNsymposium are starting to roll in, DLT have a range of professional learning opportunities coming up and with 6 weeks to the start of session 2 its time to submit your subject outline for QA.
‘Ch-ch-ch-ch changes…’ begins the chorus of the well known David Bowie song. Change has been a constant for us at CSU in recent times. In his keynote address Geoff Scott will argue that teaching academics, are the key arbiters of successful change at universities.
Although there might be a few more tweaks, the draft program for this year’s L&T symposium is pretty much sorted. Click here to find out what’s planned and, if you haven’t already done so, register!
The BJBS minimum expectations on subject delivery are now live, there are even more improvements to the subject outline tool and for the first time prospective CSU students will be able to see an assessment summary for each subject before they enrol.
