Csu Staff Login Interact 2

Once you have your CSU username and password you can access Interact2 on your computer, or through a mobile app. Log into staff.csu https://staff.csu.edu.au. You will see a link to Interact2. Go to the website for Interact2 https://interact2.csu.edu.au

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Interact2 email is a tool designed to help you communicate with students and fellow staff members and enables you to send email to external email addresses of site members. You can send emails to selected students, or an entire class. It is not necessary for you to know the email address of the individuals receiving the email.

Interact2 is CSU’s online learning environment. Course and subject information are available on Interact2. Interact2 brings together tools to help you stay connected to other students, submit your assessments and check your results.

2 May 2020 (all day) CSU Mitchell Old Boys Day. Saturday 4th May. Clear your calendar for one of CSU Mitchell Rugby's most celebrated events of the year. CSU Mitchell Old Boys Day is held annually on the first weekend of May each year. This year the Mitchell men and women face off against the Narromine Gorillas at the Zoo!

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Charles Sturt University (CSU) located in the cities of Albury-Wodonga,Bathurst and Wagga Wagga, three of the fastest growing cities in NSW. As well as these campuses, the University is represented in places as diverse as Dubbo, Manly, Goulburn, Broken Hill, Canberra and the central business district of Sydney. From these campuses, and by distance education, over 35 000 students studied at CSU ...

Charles Sturt University's Dr Richard Culas has spent time researching the waterways in Pakistan and said there can be a lot to be learned to benefit waterways on a global scale ahead of World Water Day on Sunday 22 March.