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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 |
- Human diversity key to our future, says renowned journalist
Published on 05 September, 2003
Leading journalist, broadcaster and author Jeff McMullen has urged future community leaders to look beyond their 'matrix of self-interest' to save our world.
Speaking to 200 graduates from more than a dozen nationalities at a graduation ceremony in Melbourne (on Wednesday, September 3), McMullen urged an evolution of mind.
- Education leaders address graduations
Published on 05 September, 2003
Queensland's Education Minister and one of Australia's higher education leaders were guest speakers for graduations of students from the Sydney, Brisbane and Gold Coast international campuses of CQU this week.
Queensland Education Minister Anna Bligh addressed graduates from 20 nations during a graduation ceremony for the Brisbane and Gold Coast international campuses.
- Schools flock to CQU drama productions
Published on 05 September, 2003
School groups have flocked to recent CQU drama productions, including 'Snagged', 'X-Stacy' and 'Storybook Theatre'.
All have been produced by Howard Cassidy from the Faculty of Education & Creative Arts.
- Help shape a snapshot of our region
Published on 05 September, 2003
Interested individuals and organisations can help shape the next survey of Central Queenslanders' opinions and lifestyles.
CQU's Centre for Social Science Research is set to undertake the 5th annual Central Queensland Social Survey in October and is open to requests for additional survey questions.
- FSD renovations brighten office
Published on 05 September, 2003
Formerly dull and not too cosy, Financial Services Division recently underwent a long overdue D.I.
- Dance supports koala research
Published on 04 September, 2003
Come and enjoy bush music and dancing at the Cuddly Koala Bushdance this Saturday at Bauhinia House in Berserker Street, North Rockhampton, from 7.30pm.
- Successful Think, Drink and Link at Bundy
Published on 04 September, 2003
CQU Bundaberg Foundation’s inaugural Think, Drink and Link was held recently on campus and was a great success.
The night provided the chance for invited guests to taste local drinks with wine from four local wineries, Bundaberg Rum and Bundaberg Ginger Beer all there to tempt taste buds.
- R'ton conference promotes equal access
Published on 03 September, 2003
Providing all people with access to the built environment will be the focus of a conference at Central Queensland University Rockhampton this Friday afternoon and Saturday.
The conference titled Access for All Beyond Disability was officially opened by Minister for Public Works and Housing and Member for Rockhampton, Robert Schwarten on Friday at 1.
- Indigenous cadetship placements sought
Published on 03 September, 2003
Central Queensland employers are being urged to join in an innovative program that provides indigenous full-time undergraduate students with the opportunity to undertake workplace cadetships while studying.
Newly appointed Central Queensland University National Indigenous Cadetship Project (NICP) liaison officer Heath Daley said the program provided benefits for students and business through the mutual transfer of knowledge and skills.
- Italian student set to feast on what science offers at CQU Mackay
Published on 03 September, 2003
School life in Australia doesn’t get much more enjoyable for 17 year-old Clermont-based Italian exchange student Matteo Carlon.
Matteo completed a variety of science activities alongside 35 other secondary school students at Central Queensland University on Wednesday.