The International Association of Physical Education (AIESEP) recently hosted the 2005 World Congress in Portugal.

CQU Melbourne academic Angelina Pillai accompanied Boston University Professor John Cheffers in presenting a paper, co-authored with CQU Professor Ken Hawkins, titled 'Security Nearly Spoiled the Games'.

Forensic amateur investigators were able to use come CSI-style technology during a residential school at Central Queensland University Rockhampton last week.

CQU hosted 24 students from a range of backgrounds for a 3-day forensic science residential school.

When the whole nation is shocked by the racial turmoil erupted from the Sydney area, CQU has sponsored a solo art exhibition entitled “Worship in Asian Folklores” in Rockhampton, Central Queensland.

Stephen Lin, a recipient of a recent grant from CQU’s Regional Centre of the Arts, opened his exhibition a few days ahead of schedule at request of the gallery to fit into its Open Day.

Two Gladstone campus staff members were presented with Meritorious Service Medals on Friday in recognition of their years of employment with CQU.

Gene Springer and Dr Andrew Wallace have worked at CQU for 25 and 15 years respectively.

Central Queensland University Rockhampton staff held their Christmas Party this week where 47 staff received meritorious staff service medals for 15 and 25 years of service.

Among the 25 years of service recipients were:.

Almost 91% of Central Queensland University bachelor degree graduates found full-time employment within four months of completing their degrees, according to the 2005 Graduate Destination Survey (GDS) results released today.

CQU ranked 10% higher than the national average of 80.

Sixty staff members from CQU Mackay celebrated the festive season recently with a Christmas lunch for all academic and general staff held in the Refectory.

On arrival, guests were greeted with a glass of Champaign and aperitifs, and enjoyed the opportunity to chat with colleagues from across the campus.

For the past month staff members from Central Queensland University (CQU) Mackay have been donating Christmas goodies and non-perishable food items to the Salvation Army Christmas Appeal.

Staff members have donated all sorts of items for Christmas, from tinned food, plum puddings and Christmas baked goods to nuts, sweets and lollies for the kids, and CQU Mackay has also made a cash donation to the appeal.

No, it wasn’t a game of Cluedo, but it was a case of Anthony in the library with a snake hook!.

The drama unfolded this afternoon when Library Assistant Julia Whitby’s son Tim, heard something moving behind a small bookcase.

Gladstone’s Bachelor of Learning Management students in their first and second years of studies recently held an exhibition for their colleagues, family and friends.

The exhibition, Images of Early Childhood, was a result of the student’s work from two courses, Images of Childhood and Challenges for Early Childhood Education.