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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 |
- Central Highlands residents have chance to explore Uni options
Published on 30 August, 2004
Central Highlands residents have a chance to explore tertiary study options thanks to a program information evening due at Central Queensland University Emerald (now located at the Emerald Agricultural College).
The information evening will be held from 6pm-7pm on Tuesday, September 14, in Room B6 at the Ag College.
- Nambour's Shayna 'Schot' into teaching at Eumundi
Published on 30 August, 2004
Shayna Schot from Nambour (pictured) is one of the faces you’ll see in the Press and on Television, promoting Central Queensland University Noosa Hub’s Bachelor of Learning Management degree.
Settling in this year to her teaching role at Eumundi State School, Shayna represents another success story for the BLM.
- Finn welcomed back at Coolum school
Published on 27 August, 2004
You may not know the name Finn Buckley, but the face may ring a bell - possibly a school bell? Finn (pictured) has commenced his teaching career at Coolum Primary School, following the completion of his Bachelor of Learning Management degree at Central Queensland University Noosa Hub.
He is also one of the faces of CQU's press and TV campaign for enrolments in 2005.
- Top 10 ways for adult learners to enter University
Published on 27 August, 2004
Central Queensland University now offers at least 10 different programs* tailored to help adult learners access degrees and succeed in their study and career goals.
This focus on people who are not coming to University straight from the school gate is justified by the University’s enrolment patterns.
- Lama Choedak offers free talk and guided meditation
Published on 26 August, 2004
Visitor Lama Choedak is offering a free talk and guided meditation session from 6pm-8pm on Friday, September 17, at CQU Rockhampton Building 32 (follow the signs).
He is also leading a Vajrasattva Purification Retreat on the weekend of September 18-19 at CQU Rockhampton Bldg 33 (follow the signs).
- Nursing advice well received at RoadTek
Published on 26 August, 2004
Nursing and Health Studies Head of School Dr Lorna Moxham recently addressed RoadTek representatives about workplace rehabilitation.
Dr Moxham spoke about how injured workers and employers need to work together to facilitate an early return to work for the employee.
- 'Guys and Dolls' gather at Great Western Hotel
Published on 26 August, 2004
Rockhampton's Great Western Hotel is the backdrop for a September production of the popular 'Guys and Dolls' musical.
The production will feature Music Performance, Dance in Music Theatre and Production students enrolled in Central Queensland University's Bachelor of Performing Arts (BPA) degree program.
- Odour monitoring firm chooses CQU PELM Centre as base
Published on 26 August, 2004
CQU's Process Engineering and Light Metals (PELM) Centre is now the base for Airlabs, a Brisbane-based air monitoring company.
According to the Gladstone Observer, Airlabs has set up an office in Gladstone to examine the effects local industry has on Gladstone air.
- Yummy role for music theatre graduate
Published on 26 August, 2004
CQU music theatre graduate Laura Morrisey, 20, is playing the female lead role of Yum Yum in the Toowoomba Choral Society's production of 'The Mikado'.
According to The Courier Mail, Laura was only eight years old when she began her stage career with the choral society.
- Quality practice database updated
Published on 26 August, 2004
The Australian Universities Quality Agency (AUQA) has announced there are now nearly 50 entries in the good practice database.
All entries can be visited, at no charge, at www.