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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 |
- Friday's graduate closing address by Bobby-Lee Kennedy
Published on 05 March, 2004
Chancellor, Vice-Chancellor and President, Members of the University Council, Mr. Bob Scheuber (Sh-EYE-ber), Deans, CQU Staff, Honoured Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen and fellow graduates.
- Friday's guest speaker address by Bob Scheuber
Published on 05 March, 2004
QU Graduation Ceremony Rockhampton 5
- Saturday afternoon's guest speaker address by Dr Joe Baker
Published on 05 March, 2004
hank you for the opportunity to present this address at today’s graduation ceremony for Central Queensland University.
For graduands, your families and friends, it is a day of recognition of achievement and of great and deserved happiness.
- Gala Concert marks 15 years of CQCM
Published on 04 March, 2004
The Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music is 15 years old and everyone in Mackay is invited to a year-long party.
A 15th Birthday Gala Concert on March 20 at the CQCM theatre from 8pm marks the first of many events to celebrate the contributions made by an organisation responsible for raising the cultural profile of Central Queensland.
- CQCM students host Orientation Week concert
Published on 04 March, 2004
Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music Bachelor of Music Theatre Club members will host their first fundraising concert on Friday evening.
The Orientation Week concert allows new students to understand various components studied within the music theatre program.
- CQCM attracts global students to Mackay
Published on 04 March, 2004
Students from New Zealand, United Arab Emirates, Tasmania and Western Australia have chosen to study at Mackay’s Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music this year.
Over 40 first-year CQCM students began orientation activities this week before commencing study on March 8.
- Tropical rain eases heat at CQU Mackay's Gone Troppo O'Week
Published on 04 March, 2004
Rain has once again signalled the beginning of Orientation Week activities at Central Queensland University Mackay.
This year’s Gone Troppo theme has proved popular, with staff and students wearing tropical attire complete with colourful leis.
- Green Reservists assist with mangrove revegetation project
Published on 04 March, 2004
Members of Mackay’s Green Reserve will join Central Queensland University Environmental Science lecturer Judith Wake in replanting mangrove seedlings at a site adjacent to the Mackay Gas Turbine.
The joint CQU Centre for Environmental Management, Stanwell Corporation, Department of Primary Industries and Mackay City Council project will assist with revegetating the area that was contaminated with diesel in the early 1990s.
- Prize winners announced at ceremonies
Published on 04 March, 2004
CQU’s Faculty of Informatics & Communication and Faculty of Business & Law conducted their 2003 Prize Winners Ceremony this week.
Heading the prize winners for Informatics & Communication will be 2003 Faculty Medal Winner, Dr Andrew Johnston.
- O'Week kicks off uni year
Published on 04 March, 2004
Orientation Week kicked off the university year for about 3000 new students for Central Queensland University.
In Rockhampton, O’Week began with a Parents & Partners Evening on Monday, followed the official welcome by the Vice-Chancellor & President, Professor Glenice Hancock on Tuesday morning.