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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 |
- Students turn 'write stuff' into right stuff for Rocky businesses
Published on 31 May, 2007
CQU students are turning written theories into really effective marketing projects for Rockhampton businesses.
Bachelor of Business students specialising in Marketing are fired up and eager to enter the workforce after finishing an assignment that offered the chance to apply the theory they've gleaned from their studies to a couple of local companies seeking a marketing plan.
- Rocky people welcome at STEPS info session
Published on 31 May, 2007
Rockhampton residents are welcome at a STEPS Information session for Term 2 2007 on the Rockhampton campus.
The session will be held from 9am-Noon on Wednesday, June 13, at Building 32/G.
- WA teacher shortage a boon for Queensland graduates
Published on 31 May, 2007
There are boundless opportunities for Queensland education graduates due to a serious problem in attracting teachers in Western Australia, particularly for country areas.
That is according to Professor Richard Smith, from Central Queensland University, who said WA had the oldest teacher profile of any state or territory.
- Idiom 23 Literary Magazine celebrates 20 years
Published on 31 May, 2007
Prize to commemorate late CQU Press director
It's 20 years since the late Professor David Myers, as Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences, suggested a group of Capricornia Institute journalism and creative writing students and staff put together a literary magazine.
The first issue in 1987 was called Yapunya.
- Uni supporter on phone book cover
Published on 31 May, 2007
The cover of the YellowTM and White Pages® Rockhampton directory this year features Gladstone resident Cyril Golding, who is a long-time supporter of CQU.
Cyril has also made a significant contribution to the community and to various charitable causes for over 60 years.
- Student scholarship and award applications welcome
Published on 31 May, 2007
DEST has approved adjustments to CQU's allocation of the Commonwealth Learning Scholarships and the Higher Education Equity Support Program funds.
The Equity and Diversity Office is pleased to call for second round applications for the Commonwealth Learning Scholarships and the Equity Computer Award.
- CQU 'research flagships' to support region's growth for generations
Published on 31 May, 2007
Central Queensland University today (Thursday, May 24) launched the first of its research flagships.
These areas of research priority are part of CQU's contribution to supporting the sustainable growth and prosperity of its home region for generations.
- Gladstone community cheers graduates in evening ceremony
Published on 31 May, 2007
Fifty-nine graduates processed up Gladstone's main street accompanied by 4 bagpipers and the cheers of their local community prior to CQU's graduation ceremony last Thursday evening.
Held at the Gladstone Entertainment Centre, it was the first evening ceremony held by the campus.