The CQU Mackay Library Society presents its annual International Film Festival from Friday, November 5 through to Sunday, November 7.

The organising committee is thrilled to present this incredible line-up of films, which includes 'Sylvia', a UK film starring Gwenyth Paltrow, 'Goodbye Lenin', a German film directed by Wolfgang Becker, Academy award-winning Canadian film 'The Barbarian Invasions' and the highly acclaimed academy award winning Australian animation, 'Harvie Crumpet.

Car accident victim Naomi Schouten's life may have changed dramatically since that fateful day, but her passion for sport still empowers her.

The Central Queensland University student of Human Movement Science and resident of CQU's Capricornia College in Rockhampton said her life has certainly changed since a devastating car crash left her paraplegic in 2003, but believes her love of life and sport helps her overcome each challenge day by day.

CQU’s new Creative Enterprise degree is expected to become an incubator for sustainable development in the Rockhampton district.

That is according to Acting Dean of Education and Creative Arts Professor Richard Smith, who will launch the degree on Wednesday in the presence of potential local stakeholders.

Professor Richard Smith, Acting Dean of the Faculty of Education & Creative Arts, has just been announced as Chair of a new Ministerial Advisory Committee on Education Renewal.

Education Minister Anna Bligh said the new committee will develop innovative approaches to achieving Queensland's Smart State vision for education in Queensland.

CQU Evaluation Services, Division of Teaching and Learning Services, is pleased to announce that Ingrid Haine (pictured) is the lucky prize winner in the Graduation Destination Survey competition.

Graduates who finished their program of study in 2003 and completed a Graduation Destination Survey were included in the draw.

Fitzroy Coastal CRC's Annual Stakeholders Workshop is being conducted from 9.30am-4pm on Monday, November 8, at Dreamtime Cultural Centre's Nola James Building, Rockhampton.

Which Queensland university has the largest number of international students (and the largest proportion of international students in Australia?) ..

Central Queensland University has extended its relationship with cycling via a three-year naming rights partnership for the nationally-renowed Rockhampton Cup on Wheels event.

This partnership reflects the University’s wider relationship with Queensland cycling, including talent identification, cycling-related research and student involvement in event management.

Up to 200 local teachers and educational advisers recently joined university students and lecturers at a weeklong CQU Rockhampton event aimed at boosting educational outcomes for indigenous students.

The locals interacted with a team visiting from the Cairns-based Indigenous Education Training Alliance (IETA).

CQU lectuer Sonja Cleary has been appointed to the Cardiovascular Nurses Working Party, a national body affiliated with the Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand (CSANZ).

Ms Cleary, based at CQU Bundaberg, is an undergraduate course coordinator and Masters of Clinical Nursing Coordinator for the streams of Cardiac, Catheter Laboratory and Perioperative.