Charles Sturt University Executive and Leadership Team

Aidan Hughes, the Chief Financial Officer, Advisory at Charles Sturt University, directs the financial strategy and advisory services for the institution. Overseeing fiscal planning and resource allocation, Hughes ensures the university's financial health supports its educational mission. This leadership role involves managing budgets, financial reporting, and investment strategies to sustain and grow the university's academic offerings. By optimizing financial operations, Aidan Hughes directly contributes to the university's capacity to deliver high-quality undergraduate and graduate programs in fields such as nursing, business, accounting, and biology. The advisory function ensures strategic financial guidance aligns with the evolving landscape of higher education and Charles Sturt University's commitment to innovation and accessibility across Australia.

William Haley, the Deputy Chief Financial Officer at Charles Sturt University, supports the Chief Financial Officer in managing the institution's financial operations. Haley's responsibilities include assisting with budget development, financial analysis, and the implementation of financial policies across various departments. This role is critical in ensuring the efficient management of university funds, supporting the delivery of undergraduate and graduate degrees. By collaborating on financial strategies, William Haley aids in maintaining the fiscal integrity necessary for Charles Sturt University's extensive curriculum, which spans nursing, business, accounting, and biology. The Deputy Chief Financial Officer's work underpins the university's ability to invest in educational resources and maintain its presence in Australia.

Kimbalee Morris, the Executive Officer, Office of the Chief Operating Officer at Charles Sturt University, provides critical support to the operational leadership of the institution. This position involves managing key administrative functions, coordinating projects, and ensuring the smooth execution of strategic initiatives across the university's operational divisions. Kimbalee Morris facilitates communication and workflow between the Chief Operating Officer and other departments, contributing to the efficient delivery of services and academic programs. The role is integral to maintaining the operational effectiveness that supports Charles Sturt University's extensive offerings in undergraduate and graduate studies, including nursing, business, accounting, and biology, across its Australian campuses.

Hannah Morriss, the President Rivcoll Src at Charles Sturt University, represents the interests of students within the university governance structure. This leadership position focuses on advocating for student welfare, enhancing the student experience, and ensuring student voices are heard in institutional decision-making. Hannah Morriss works to foster a supportive environment for all students pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees. The role is vital in connecting student needs with university services and academic planning, particularly for programs like nursing, business, accounting, and biology. Through this representation, Morriss contributes to the overall student success and engagement at Charles Sturt University in Australia.

Alex Tegg, the Interim Chief Information & Digital Officer at Charles Sturt University, directs the institution's technology strategy and digital transformation efforts. Overseeing IT infrastructure, digital platforms, and cybersecurity, Tegg ensures that technology effectively supports Charles Sturt University's educational and research objectives. This leadership role is crucial for enhancing the digital learning environment and operational efficiency across all academic programs, including undergraduate and graduate degrees in nursing, business, accounting, and biology. By driving digital innovation, Alex Tegg strengthens the university's capacity to deliver accessible, high-quality education throughout Australia and supports the evolving needs of students and faculty in a digital age.