CQUniversity property program academics Ian Clarkson and Adjunct Professor Terry Boyd recently made a reciprocal visit to the University of the Philippines Open University, to continue assistance with establishing a new property valuation program.

The program is part of a wider push to bring order and certainty to the Philippines' property ownership system.

CQUniversity Noosa first-year learning management students, with their lecturers Sue Davis and Kathy Bauer, provided a range of creative activities for children who came to the Great Noosa Camp Out recently.

These activities focused on using the environment and natural materials to create rubbings, collages, a story mat and weavings.

CQUniversity PhD candidate Judith Applegarth and academics Dr Trudy Dwyer and Associate Professor Lorna Moxham have beaten the odds to have their paper accepted for the next European Society of Human Reproduction & Embryology (ESHRE) annual meeting, scheduled for Rome from June 27-30.

"There was a less than 3% chance of even getting up," Dr Moxham said.

Dr Will Reimer brings a range of skills to his position as the new Director of CQUniversity's Psychology Wellness Centre.

He grew up in Canada and completed a Master of Arts degree in Marriage and Family Counseling prior to completing a PhD in Clinical Psychology at the California School of Professional Psychology.

CQUniversity Melbourne recently (March 28) hosted its annual Sports Day at Fawkner Park, South Yarra.

Staff, their families and students participated in various sports, including cricket and soccer, and enjoyed a tasty barbecue lunch.

When Rockhampton-based nursing academics Dr Kerry Reid-Searl, Associate Professor Lorna Moxham and Dr Trudy Dwyer prepared their Student Nurse Maths and Medication Survival Guide, they had no idea it would one day feature in a major international movie.

They are quite chuffed since their UK publisher Pearson Education was approached recently by the producers of Attack the Block, promoted as a fast, funny, frightening action adventure movie that pits a teen gang against an invasion of savage alien monsters.

More than a thousand stakeholders are expected to attend over 100 events at CQUniversity's campuses and community forums next week at CQUniversity Inaugural ResearchExpo. Tens of thousands of Central Queenslanders will tune-in as well, with ABC Capricornia broadcasting live from the CQUniversity Rockhampton venue, the Community Sport Complex, from 630am to 9am Tuesday.

After almost a decade of research and 4 years of submissions, CQUniversity's efforts have paid off with approval of the natural sweetener steviol glycosides (stevia), as an ingredient in foods and beverages in Australia and New Zealand..