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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 |
- Big day out for Business & Law
Published on 05 February, 2003
A host of fun and informative activities have been planned for CQU Faculty of Business & Law's Big Day Out on Wednesday 26 February.
The day has been organised as part of the CQU O-Week activities at the Rockhampton campus.
- Woorabinda community set to develop violence intolerance resources
Published on 05 February, 2003
In a statewide first the Woorabinda community will join forces with the Queensland Centre for the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence in a bid to promote intolerance for violence to children.
QCPDFV Director Heather Nancarrow and Education Officer Michelle Bradford will assist Woorabinda’s Women’s Shelter Co-ordinator Ailsa Weazel in creating resources developed directly with the community.
- Cross-cultural collaboration to end domestic and family violence
Published on 05 February, 2003
Aboriginal, Torres Strait and South Sea Islanders from throughout the State are set to offer support to the Queensland Centre for the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence.
A 10-member reference group is being developed by QCPDFV Director Heather Nancarrow in a bid to ensure the Centre and its activities respond to the needs of Aboriginal, Torres Strait and South Sea Islander communities in the prevention of domestic and family violence.
- National Profile for Virtual Conservatorium
Published on 04 February, 2003
Telstra has helped promote the Virtual Conservatorium initiative of Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music through a national media campaign.
The 'Next Big Thing' campaign featured a young violinist with family connections to CQCM.
- New staff begin at CQU Mackay
Published on 31 January, 2003
Central Queensland University Mackay has welcomed 12 new staff members for the start of 2003 studies.
The Education & Creative Arts faculty has six new members, two of whom are on secondment from Education Queensland.
- ITD can assist faculties with videos
Published on 30 January, 2003
Are you intending to videotape your teaching or faculty lectures during the upcoming Autumn term? If so, ITD-Flexible Delivery Support can assist you. There are two methods of recording: VAL or ISL.
- Infocom scholarships awarded
Published on 30 January, 2003
As part of a new initiative encouraging students to undertake study in information, communication and technology fields, Central Queensland University's Faculty of Informatics and Communication has awarded their 2003 entry scholarships.
Among the recipients were Rockhampton students Angela Little, joint recipient of the prestigious Professor John D.
- Bundaberg sport student scores again
Published on 30 January, 2003
CQU Bundaberg student Rowan Graham began 2003 as he ended last year with another great award and according to him its all thanks to being a CQU student.
Mr Graham was awarded the Bundaberg City Council’s Australia Day Sports Award at the recent ceremony.
- Postgraduate enrolments up by 15%
Published on 30 January, 2003
Central Queensland University has increased its postgraduate students by 15% for 2003.
CQU’s Marketing Officer Tina White said following an impressive 2002 recruitment of postgrad students, the University has again boosted its numbers and attracted almost 500 new postgraduate students.
- City campus building gets a facelift
Published on 30 January, 2003
Central Queensland University’s Commonwealth Building in the CBD is undergoing a facelift and will soon feature a new exterior colour scheme.
The building, previously dusty pink, is currently being painted blue and cream and is due to be completed on 22 February.