Central Queensland University’s Dean of the Faculty of Engineering & Physical Systems, Professor Elizabeth Taylor, has invited engineers and technical experts to an information session next week by Red R (Registered Engineers for Disaster Relief).

RedR Australia relieves suffering in areas of disaster by selecting, training and providing competent and committed relief personnel to humanitarian relief agencies worldwide.

Central Queensland University graduates will have the opportunity to catch up with old classmates and staff at next Sunday’s (Sunday 3 August) CQU Gladstone Open Day.

CQU Gladstone Head of Campus, Associate Professor Bob Prater said this year’s celebrations were particularly special as the university was celebrating 25 years in the Gladstone community.

Rockhampton people are encouraged to attend a university lecture with a difference - the Beef De-Brief.

Central Queensland University's Faculty of Business & Law is arranging a novel atmosphere for a public lecture by Beef Australia 2003 event manager Noel Landry.

The 2003 Rockhampton Careers Expo will be held at the Central Queensland University Sports Complex on Tuesday July 29 from 4pm to 8pm.

Most Queensland universities will be represented along with people from the local TAFE College, defence forces, police service and a range of private education providers and work placement agencies.

Central Queensland University final year biomedical science student April Morton has just returned from an explosive winter school at the Australian Institute of Nuclear Science and Engineering (AINSE) near Sydney.

April got “up-close and personal’ with neutron scattering instruments on the nuclear research reactor HIFAR (High Flux Australian Reactor), as well as ion beam accelerators, gamma irradiation and geochronology facilities.

It's not about the software, it's about the getting of wisdom, according to organisers of a three-day national conference at the Gold Coast's Seaworld Nara Resort starting Sunday (July 27).

The organisers say they are beyond information systems and beyond even knowledge creation - they are seeking a new age of wisdom.

It seems that Central Queenslanders have not yet caught the canal fever evident on the State's southern coast.

The CQ folk have rated residential development amongst the lowest categories in a survey of waterway use values.

Leaders from South Korea's respected Jinju University have visited CQU (Wednesday, July 23) to forge further links.

These links will be specifically with the Language Centre and Faculty of Education and Creative Arts but could involve broader cooperation such as research links in the area of sustainable agriculture.

CQU's Division of Library Services is seeking feedback from students and staff throughout Australia and is involved in development of a national portal to integrate library resource sharing services.

The library survey is across all CQU campuses in Australia and is being conducted to determine staff and student opinions of the library service.

Thursday Island’s legend Seaman Dan will combine the traditions of Australia, America, African and Polynesia into a truly unique musical performance at this year’s Central Queensland Multicultural Fair and CQU Open Day this Sunday August 17.

The 73-year-old Torres Strait Islander will perform a one-hour spectacular of blues, hula, slow jazz and folk songs to the thousands of people expected to turnout for the Central Queensland’s family event of the year.