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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 |
- Graduates venture into talent and events management
Published on 11 March, 2008
CQU Rockhampton graduates Tamara Anderson (performing arts) and Tony Doak (creative enterprise) have launched a talent and events management business called Encompass Art Productions.
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- Academic Governance reviewed
Published on 10 March, 2008
CQU Council's commissioned Review of Academic Governance has concluded following extensive interviews with more than 100 CQU and CMS staff, students and members of Council. A report has been presented to Chancellor Rennie Fritschy and shared with Council.
- Grandmother, mum and daughter arrive on campus together
Published on 10 March, 2008
Soon after meeting Kay Donoghue, her daughter Cathleen Donoghue and grand-daughter Sahra-Jade Milner it becomes obvious that aspiration and inspiration runs in the family.
All 3 have decided to change their lives by taking on the challenge of higher education for the first time - at the same time but for different reasons.
- Staff achievers congratulated
Published on 06 March, 2008
Chancellery has hosted another get-together for staff members achieving across a variety of different fronts.
They included Yvonne Toft, who has been awarded a Carrick Discipline-based Initiatives Scheme grant of $99,576 for the project: 'Safe guarding Australians: Mapping the strengths, challenges and gaps toward sustainable improvements in learning outcomes from diverse models of OHS education'.
- Gladstone offers right mix of books and fun
Published on 06 March, 2008
CQU Gladstone's new students were keen to get involved with the many activities organised for Orientation Week.
- Bundaberg students merry and wise
Published on 06 March, 2008
O Week activities included the serious and not-so-serious to give new students a great mix of experiences before starting their studies. .
- Graduation honours education leader and prominent broadcaster
Published on 06 March, 2008
CQU Rockhampton's graduation on Tuesday evening (March 4) included honours for an education leader, an inspirational teacher and a prominent broadcaster and 260 graduates crossed the stage to receive their degrees.
The degree of Honorary Doctor of Education was conferred on Joe McCorley for his distinguished career as a teacher, educational administrator and leader.
- Budding actors get tips from stage and screen regular
Published on 05 March, 2008
CQU drama students have been getting tips this week from Australian stage and screen regular Dene Kermond, during his visit to Rockhampton for intensive classes.
Dene has been working with students enrolled in the Bachelor of Performing Arts degree before returning in May/June for more intensive classes leading to public showcase performances.