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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 |
- Double pass won for 'The Supreme Dreams' in Rocky
Published on 01 November, 2011
UniNews readers were recently invited to be in the draw for a double pass to see The Supreme Dreams when they perform in Rockhampton on November 10..
- All welcome at launch of Mackay's new Tourism degrees
Published on 31 October, 2011
All are welcome to meet key lecturers and industry leaders at the launch of new Tourism degrees, from 12.30pm on Friday October 28 at CQUniversity Mackay.
- CQUni graduate scores role with Liverpool, one of world's top football clubs
Published on 31 October, 2011
Liverpool is one of the world's most famous sporting clubs, with players worth hundreds of millions of dollars and a fanatical world-wide following.
Now an academic who earned his exercise physiology PhD at our Rockhampton Campus has earned the chance to work alongside the club's coaches and trainers to improve player performance.
- Torres Strait Islander Adeah always had designs on engineering career
Published on 28 October, 2011
Young Indigenous student Adeah Kabai says he's always had a strong interest in designing and building projects, leading to his enrolment as a Bachelor of Civil Engineering student at CQUniversity.
The 20-year-old says his favourite high school subjects included maths, science, physics, graphics and chemistry, which are all integral to his chosen career path.
- It's no accident, Geoff's worthy of safety profession's highest honour
Published on 27 October, 2011
CQUniversity's Geoff Dell has been honoured with the highest award the Safety Institute of Australia bestows, the Harold Greenwood Thomas Award*.
This SIA award is not given every year but rather when an exceptional individual is nominated by their peers.
- Mackay helps focus national plan to reduce violence
Published on 27 October, 2011
Mackay Campus was the focal point for discussion of the new National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children this week.
A special panel event was hosted by the Queensland Centre for Domestic and Family Violence Research (QCDFVR), which is based at CQUniversity.
- With 990 schoolkids attending, Bundy's MIST events prove a hit
Published on 27 October, 2011
Almost 1000 children from dozens of schools attended the annual MIST* conferences for boys and girls at CQUniversity Bundaberg this week.
Each of the participating children from years 6 to 9 took part in workshops across the themes of Mathematics, ICT, Science and Technology (design).
- Reps from coal, steel and gas industries get Uni overview
Published on 27 October, 2011
Senior representatives from the coal, steel and gas industries were among speakers for the recent Gladstone Engineering Alliance Golding Industry Conference, hosted by CQUniversity Gladstone.
Head of Campus Professor Chad Hewitt also gave an address at the 'industry showcase', promoting CQUniversity's capabilities in research and innovation and drawing on his role as Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Research).
- Online learning examined from every angle, thanks to collaborative research
Published on 26 October, 2011
Online environments offer an educational domain unique in their potential for interaction, participation and collaboration and have been acknowledged to represent one of the fastest growing contexts for adult learning.
Now CQUniversity is helping to examine the interactions behind the scenes of online learning, thanks to being part of a consortium of distance education universities called DE Hub (also including Uni of New England, Charles Sturt Uni, and Uni of Southern Queensland).
- Older campus buildings targeted for energy savings
Published on 25 October, 2011
CQUniversity is well placed to save money through energy savings across its older campus buildings, while acting as a beacon for other organisations considering reductions in their carbon emissions.
That's according to Cath Bremner, Chief Operating Officer for Low Carbon Australia*, who visited Rockhampton Campus this week with her LCA colleague Mel Cutler and Fitzroy Basin Association** representative Michael Bent.