This is an incomplete list of Charles Sturt University people, including alumni and staff.
Alumni
Government
Politicians
Civil servants Robert Atkinson, former Queensland police commissioner Ken Moroney, former New South Wales police commissioner
Humanities
Arts
History James Page, educationalist and anthropologist
Journalism and media
Literature, writing and poetry Amanda Howard, true crime writer and serial killer specialist Michaeley O'Brien, screenwriter Charlotte Wood
Philosophy and theology Jeffrey Driver, Anglican Archbishop of Adelaide James Haire, theologian
Law Hon. Justice Carolyn Chalmers Simpson, Judge of the Supreme Court of New South Wales
Science Anika Molesworth, agroecology scientist Meredith Mitchell, agronomist
Sport
Ellie Brush, soccer player Caitlin De Wit, wheelchair basketball player Ben Fixter, AFL footballer Stuart Karppinen, cricketer Ross Reynolds, Australian Rugby Union Wallaby Dean Windsor, professional cyclist
Other Afu Billy, Solomon Islands women's rights activist Blandina Khondowe, Miss Malawi 2002, breast-cancer awareness activist Craig Steven Wright, Australian computer scientist and businessman associated with cryptocurrency Dylan O'Donnell, IT entrepreneur and astrophotographer
Administration
Chancellors Order Chancellor Term start Term end Time in office Notes David Asimus 2002 years Lawrie Willett Michele Allan incumbent
Vice-Chancellors Order Vice-Chancellor Term start Term end Time in office Notes Cliff Blake 2001 years Ian Goulter 2001 years Andrew Vann 31 December 2020 actingJohn Germov Renée Leon incumbent
Faculty Notable past and current faculty members include:
Tara Brabazon, education academic Les Bursill, indigenous historian, archaeologist and anthropologist Mary Carroll (academic), library and information studies academic David Denholm, author, historian Jeffrey Driver, Anglican Archbishop of Adelaide Clive Hamilton, public intellectual and ethicist Elery Hamilton-Smith, environmental scholar and academic Tom Lowrie, education academic Hugh Mackay, social researcher Pru Mitchell, education librarian Benjamin Myers, theologian Faye McMillan, Indigenous health academic John Painter, theologian Thomas Pogge, philosopher Anantanarayanan Raman, Professor of Ecology Steve Redhead, sports media academic Aunty Isabel Reid, services to Indigenous students, recipient of an Order of the Companion of Charles Sturt University Emma Rush, philosopher and ethicist Dirk Spennemann, cultural heritage academic John Weckert, philosopher John Williams, hydrology scientist
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