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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 |
- Queensland's fledgling entrepreneurs converge in Rockhampton
Published on 11 January, 2006
About 30 of Queensland's fledgling (senior school) entrepreneurs have conducted their own Entrepreneurs' Trade Fair, this week at CQU Rockhampton.
They have been taking part in the 3rd Enterprise Management Project, an opportunity for Year 12 students presented by The Engineering Link Group.
- Graduate brings family on return visit
Published on 10 January, 2006
CQU ???discipline?? graduate ????name???, from ????country???, this week returned to the Rockhampton campus.
He/she caught up with staff members and showed his/her family around the campus.
- Your tips welcome for testimonials
Published on 09 January, 2006
CQU Corporate Publications is collecting testimonials from current students and graduates for each program that is offered and will then include them in the online handbook.
If you know someone, or if you yourself have an interesting job directly related to the CQU program you completed, please contact Sarah McLeod on s.
- Livingstone Shire pictorial history selling well
Published on 06 January, 2006
A pictorial history of Livingstone Shire entitled 'From The Bush to the Bays', the latest publication from CQU Press, is selling well in Yeppoon newsagents.
This follows a well-attended community launch on Saturday, December 17, at the LSC Library in Yeppoon.
- Researchers encouraged to check expertguide listing
Published on 05 January, 2006
CQU researchers are featured on an expertguide website being marketed as a one-stop-shop for media and other organisations seeking specific comments and expertise.
A key feature of the site is the ability for researchers to update and extend their own portion of the information.
- Wanted: Your submissions for UniNews
Published on 05 January, 2006
Your submissions of stories and photos for UniNews are welcome.
Stories of around 100-200 words are welcome which profile success of CQU staff, students and graduates and/or milestones in CQU projects and activities.
- Nurse paid more for becoming a doctor
Published on 04 January, 2006
Rockhampton's Trudy Dwyer has become one of only a few nurses employed by Queensland Health to be paid more for gaining a PhD in a clinical area.
She successfully applied to Queensland Health for recognition since her doctoral research on nurses and defibrillation is of direct relevance to her work as an intensive care nurse.
- Liz Huf receives Johnno Award
Published on 04 January, 2006
Former School of Contemporary Communication academic and Idiom 23 Magazine editor Liz Huf has received the 2005 Johnno Award.
Ms Huf, now a PhD student, received the Queensland Writers Centre (QWC) award in December.
- Leadership awards at Melbourne graduation
Published on 03 January, 2006
Two undergraduate and two postgraduate students have been honoured with Campus Director’s Leadership Awards at the CQU Melbourne International Campus graduation ceremony held on December 14.
Hui Zhen (Betty) He, Md Ataur Rahman, Pratibha Sareen and Sutanya Khongsawatkiat have been recognised for commitment to their studies and outstanding results as well as their contribution to campus life, leadership qualities and initiative.
- Seaman Dan gains Red Ochre Award
Published on 03 January, 2006
Torres Strait Islands singer/songwriter Seaman Dan, whose career was nurtured by CQU researcher Dr Karl Neuenfeldt, has been honoured with the Australia Council for the Arts' 2005 Red Ochre Award.
Chair of the Australia Council's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Board, Dr Chris Sarra, said in December that the the Board was delighted to confer the Red Ochre Award on Seaman Dan (pictured right).