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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 |
- Storm season tips from CQU H&S
Published on 03 January, 2007
There are 2 types of severe storms: thunderstorms and land gales.
Thunderstorms can produce hail, wind gusts, flash floods, tornadoes, and lightning which can cause death, injury and damage to property.
- Salvos appreciate support from Rockhampton Campus
Published on 03 January, 2007
The Salvos visited CQU Chancellery just before the Christmas break to collect food donations from around the campus.
Photos: Carol Burnett from CQU Chancellery and Ian Jones of The Salvos with some of the donated items.
- Sydney holds pair of graduations for first time
Published on 02 January, 2007
CQU Sydney International Campus held 2 graduation ceremonies on the same day for the first time recently (Dec 13).
The ceremonies, which commenced at 11am and 3pm, involved 496 students from 33 countries crossing the stage to receive their awards.
- Alumni hosts post-graduation function in Melbourne
Published on 02 January, 2007
CQU Alumni hosted recent and existing graduates during a function at the Grand Hyatt's Mayfair Room, following the CQU Melbourne graduation ceremony on December 12.
Alumni patron Veronica Rickard (pictured centre in group photo) helped campus and university officials to host the event.
- Moxham listed on Who's Who in Health Sciences website
Published on 02 January, 2007
CQU\'s Head of School for Nursing and Health Studies, Dr Lorna Moxham, has been included on the AcademicKeys Who\'s Who in Health Sciences Higher Education (WWHSHE) website.
The website is accessible via: http://healthsciences.
- Idiom supporters take stock with Christmas launch
Published on 15 December, 2006
Past, present and future supporters of Idiom 23 Literary Magazine gathered yesterday at CQU Rockhampton Bookshop to mark the release of the latest edition and to discuss a year of working creatively with the community.
A highly successful workshop at North Keppel Island Environmental Education Centre in June was attended by 32 enthusiastic participants from throughout the region.
- CQU hosts successful gathering of management specialists
Published on 14 December, 2006
CQU was the host when 300 management academics, researchers, specialists and consultants gathered in Yeppoon for their annual conference in early December.
The Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management 2006 Conference was held at Rydges Capricorn Resort in Yeppoon from December 6-9 (with doctoral workshops on December 5-6).
- Community leaders invited to help retain international students
Published on 14 December, 2006
CQU is hosting Rockhampton's real estate principals and other business and community leaders to help attract and retain international students within the CQ region.
The University is hosting a breakfast on Friday (December 15) to encourage external involvement.
- CQU's Dr Karl makes a 'sound' contribution to awarded book
Published on 14 December, 2006
CQU Bundaberg-based Dr Karl Neuenfeldt contributed a chapter to a new book called 'Wired for Sound', which has just won a prestigius award in the area of ethnomusicology.
Dr Neuenfeldt's chapter was based on recording studio research.
- Long-servers recognised during Christmas party
Published on 14 December, 2006
Presentation of 15 and 25 Years Meritorious Staff Service Medals for 2006 at the Rockhampton Staff Christmas Party, Friday December 8.
15 Years Meritorious Staff Service Medal Recipients.