A Community club is a club that originated as a Charles Sturt University student club and has surpassed the criteria that define a Student club yet still wants to remain connected to the University.
A student club is recognised by its membership quotas. A student club must maintain a membership of at least eight student members:
When current student membership falls below this level, for example, the group includes 40 per cent of members that are now alumni, it is considered a community club.
Your club must also:
Community clubs are also expected to meet behavioural standards that protect the University's reputation.
You'll need the following documentation:
We typically print our SRC and Clubs booklet at the start of the calendar. If you would like to be included, please include a club photo, description and link to sign up on the registration form.
To find out more, speak to your Student Representation & Clubs Officer, book an appointment or email us.
Student Representation & Clubs Officer
Phone: 02 6051 9435
Email: clubs@csu.edu.au
Monday – Friday
Building/Room: 725/116
Student Representation & Clubs Officer
Monday - Thursday
Email: clubs@csu.edu.au
Phone: 02 63384765
Building: 1410/141
Student Representation & Clubs Officer
Phone: 02 6365 7658
Email: clubs@csu.edu.au
Monday – Friday
Building/Room: 1001/A.25
Coordinator Student Connection
Phone: 02 6885 7303
Email: clubs@csu.edu.au
Monday – Friday
Building: 901/146
Student Representation & Clubs Officer
Phone: 02 6582 9389
Email: clubs@csu.edu.au
Monday 9am-3pm, Tuesday 8.30am - 3.30pm, Thursday 9am - 3pm Building/Room: 801/2027
Student Representation & Clubs Officer
Phone: (02) 69 332248
Email: clubs@csu.edu.au
Monday – Friday
Building/Room: 18/101
Student Representation & Clubs Officer
Phone: (02) 6933 2116
Email: clubs@csu.edu.au
Wednesday 1.30pm-5pm, Thurs & Fri 8.30am-4pm
Building/Room: 18/101