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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 |
- Nurse academics happy with response to clinical survival guide
Published on 24 September, 2007
CQU Nursing academics Kerry Reid-Searl, Dr Trudy Dwyer, Dr Lorna Moxham and Jacqueline Ryan are happy with student response to their 2006 book, 'Student Nurse Clinical Survival Guide'.
Publisher Pearson Education Australia has reported strong demand for the book since it was published last year.
- Going back to school no longer the 'model' way into Uni
Published on 24 September, 2007
International model Kristy Hinz is reportedly considering going back to high school to create a pathway into university studies.
But these days, there's no need for adults to return to the school yard to be accepted for tertiary study.
- Link enables Uni to put heart and soul into community events
Published on 21 September, 2007
The Rockhampton community has benefited from CQU staff and students supporting 2 recent activities to help others.
This ongoing relationship is being encouraged by the University's Development Office.
- Ken Bruce invited to Seattle for financial planning meet
Published on 20 September, 2007
The State Director Victoria of CQU's Melbourne International Campus, Associate Professor Ken Bruce presented a paper for the Financial Planning Standards Board (FPSB) Education Advisory Panel meeting in Seattle, USA on September 6-7.
The FPSB manages, develops and operates certification, education and related programs for financial planning organisations so that they can benefit and protect the global community by establishing, upholding and promoting worldwide professional standards in personal financial planning.
- CQU lecturer proud to win Queensland Multicultural Award
Published on 20 September, 2007
CQU Senior lecturer Remadevi (Rema) Dhanasekar is the proud winner of a Queensland Multicultural Award in the individual category of 'Community Services' for significantly promoting multiculturalism and developing harmonious community relations in Queensland in a voluntary capacity.
The award was presented by Hon Lindy Nelson-Carr MP, Minister for Environment and Multiculturalism, at a special award ceremony in Brisbane on September 18.
- Campus jams with not your average Bears
Published on 20 September, 2007
Central Queensland University in conjunction with the Rockhampton Mental Health Promotion committee will present the band BiPolar Bears on the Rockhampton campus to celebrate Mental Health Week and the end of the university term on Friday October 5.
The event will be staged on the Library Lawns from 2 to 4pm, where there will also be a sausage sizzle and a masseuse for staff and students.