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Adult learning peak body visits, calls for 'reassessment'The president of Australia's peak adult learning body, Professor Barry Golding has visited Rockhampton for a forum calling for a reassessment of adult education in Australia. CQUniversity hosted the forum at its Ron Smyth Building in Quay Street. Full Details…2013-07-08 09:52:31.0 |
- Wine drinkers sought
Published on 06 June, 2007
Wine drinkers are sought to help compare the 'value' of labels.
New research is comparing the value, if any, of various wine labels; that is, the actual labels on the bottles and the implied value of the associated vineyards and regions.
- Industrial Materials specialist the face of new Resourcing Queensland research flagship
Published on 05 June, 2007
CQU's Foundation Professor of Industrial Materials Science, Professor Richard Clegg is the face of the University's new Resourcing Queensland research flagship.
Professor Clegg this week took on the role as the main community and industry contact point for Resourcing Queensland.
- Uni helps worldwide update of electronic health records platform
Published on 05 June, 2007
Central Queensland University is helping to champion the latest worldwide update of the openEHR Foundation's comprehensive health computing platform.
The openEHR Foundation's health computing platform provides the basis for future-proof, sharable electronic health records (EHRs). - CQU's research educates and inspires at QREX
Published on 04 June, 2007
CQU's Faculty of Business & Informatics was well represented by Associate Professor Lee Di Milia, Professor John Rolfe and Associate Professor Sharon Kemp as they gave seminars outlining their research topics at the Educate & Inspire Centre during the inaugural Queensland Resources Expo held at the Rockhampton Show Grounds last week.
Speaking on their areas of interest with regard to Queensland's resources, their contribution to the Educate and Inspire Centre's seminar and workshop program polished off a day of diverse topics concerning the benefits, effects and promise of the resources boom in central Queensland.
- Students 'fired up' for Friday night Studio Sessions
Published on 04 June, 2007
Oliver Skrzypczynski thought jokingly that he might need a fire extinguisher at some stage during CQU performing arts students' Friday night (June 1) performance of 'Studio Sessions', especially when Meegan Fox (red top) and Arelene Gordon were involved.Rockhampton audiences were treated to 3 premiere works, presented by Performing Arts students and (in the case of 2) choreographed by visiting industry professionals.
- Year 12 students experience the Zing Thing
Published on 01 June, 2007
A group of 20 Cathedral College Business Communication and Technology students got some hands-on experience using the Zing Thing technology system at CQU today.
The Zing Thing is a tool used in schools and in business to encourage collaboration and brainstorming.
- CQU response to mention in Senate
Published on 01 June, 2007
CQU is a leader in the provision of education to international students in Australia and international students have accounted for essentially half of the University's enrolments for the last few years..