Central Queensland University Faculty of Business and Law students have provided artist Paul Bell with a career changing experience.

Paul Bell has won the Printing Industries Craftsmanship Award (PICA) Judges Gold Award for his print titled “Brisbane 2003” naming him the Queensland PICA champion.

If you own a motorcycle and would like to support the Salvation Army then grab a gift and join the local Harley Owners Group on the annual Charity Toy Run this Saturday November 29.

CQU staff and students who can help should assemble at the Rockhampton Police Youth Club at Stapleton Park at noon for a 12.

Central Queensland University technological initiatives developed from classroom curriculum processes are set to hit the retail market.

As part of their Technology, Curriculum & Pedagogy studies, eight CQU education students recently presented technological solutions to 13 teachers from various Mackay and hinterland district schools.

CQU Press launched the fourth novel of High Court Justice Ian Callinan, 'Appointment at Amalfi', at CQU Sydney International Campus on Friday November 14.

The launch speaker was one of the most eminent judges in Australia, Justice Roddy Meagher of the Appeals Court.

Central Queensland University’s Jennifer Cooper has been identified in the top 11 Queensland accounting students from the applicants that applied for the CA Achiever program for 2003.

The CA Achiever program, offered by the Institute for Chartered Accountants, recognises the top 11 first-year Queensland accounting students each year, rewarding them with four weeks' paid work experience with an accounting firm.

Staff have the opportunity to help disadvantaged children, thanks to an initiative of the Rotary Club of Rockhampton South.

The club is hosting its 3rd annual Children's Film Festival on December 20.

CQU Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Glenice Hancock this week used a meeting and videoconference links to update staff on recent developments within the University and throughout the higher education sector in Australia.

Referring to a range of significant achievements, Professor Hancock stressed that CQU was well-positioned for the new era expected for the higher education sector.

Invigilators based at CQU's Australian international campuses can bring plenty of diverse experience to their exam room role.

In Sydney, for example, they come from backgrounds ranging from tax agent, auctioneer and office manager, to cooking demonstrator, telephone counsellor and photography assistant.

Queensland Alumina Limited has announced Central Queensland University Gladstone student, Christopher Hackney as the recipient of this year’s $5000 engineering scholarship.

QAL Managing Director, Johann van Zyl said the QAL scholarship program was an important part of QAL’s commitment to local education, the development of youth and the future of Gladstone.

Around 200 people turned out at Rockhampton’s Customs House last weekend to witness the two-hour farewell performance by Dimitri Kopanakis.

Dimitri was ably assisted by the very talented Liz Strelow, Lauchlan Scheuber and pianist Mary Steer during the performance.