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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 |
- CQU Graduation at Rockhampton
Published on 25 September, 2002
Graduation: Central Queensland Community Sports Centre, 1PM.
Building #9 on Rockhampton Campus to be named for former Vice Chancellor Geoff Wilson, 11am Ceremony.
- CQU plays 'defensive' role
Published on 25 September, 2002
Central Queensland University's (CQU) communications program is well represented as part of the Australian Defence Force's Exercise Swift Eagle, currently being held in Central Queensland.
Exercise spokesperson, Captain Jason Logue, is a CQU graduate, and CQU academic Lieutenant Kate Ames is a member of the Joint Information Bureau, facilitating media requests.
- TV reporter inspires graduates
Published on 24 September, 2002
CQU Sydney International Campus' August Graduation Ceremony was held on 22 August at the Sydney Town Hall. The guest speaker for the ceremony was well-known television reporter Jeff McMullen.
- Fiji's quiet achiever
Published on 23 September, 2002
There is one amongst our staff at Fiji International Campus who is that passionate about her work that one can safely label her as a workaholic. Despite her seemingly hectic work schedule she has time for other recreational activities which has only coming to light recently.
- Perfect spot for Norway couple
Published on 23 September, 2002
At CQU's Gold Coast International Campus we are fortunate to have students from Australia and all over the world. We hear some very exciting stories of their respected home country and other stories that make us truly appreciate where we live.
- Kiwanis launched at Brisbane
Published on 23 September, 2002
CQU students at the Brisbane International Campus have joined the Kiwanis Family via the Brisbane and Gold Coast International Campus Student Training and Employment Program.
The BIC club becomes the newest of 13,000 clubs in 86 countries around the world.
- Mackay volunteers explore domestic violence issues
Published on 20 September, 2002
The urgent need to counsel children traumatised by domestic violence was communicated to a local volunteer organisation, the Victims of Crime Association Mackay, by a local family violence expert recently. .
- Mackay Environmental Science students test the waters
Published on 20 September, 2002
Unhealthy waterway concerns raised by Walkerston residents have prompted CQU Mackay Environmental Science students to undertake water quality tests in the area.
Residents consulted CQU Environmental Science Lecturer Judith Wake after noticing parts of Bakers Creek were black and smelly.
- Zimbabwe journo to get freedom of expression in Australia
Published on 20 September, 2002
A Zimbabwean journalist will be brought to Australia to study freedom of speech in the context of modern journalism practices.
Enrolled free of charge in Central Queensland University's Advanced Diploma of eJournalism, the journalist will be provided with accommodation and given free transport to and from Australia.
- CQUs Final Response to Issues Papers
Published on 19 September, 2002
even Issues Papers were offered for review and comment through DEST for the government's comprehensive review of Australian higher education. Over these last few months, the university has studied those issues, invited staff to offer opinions and make contributions, and responded to the government on matters that concern future of regional universities, specifically Central Queensland University.