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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 |
- A.I. Brings Robot Soccer to Life
Published on 06 June, 2002
Artificial Intelligence, or A.I.
- OUTBACK BUSINESSES PROSPER FROM IT USE
Published on 06 June, 2002
Business is booming for western Queensland women who are capitalising on the use of Information Technology to expand their business ventures.
Sue Brownlie, mother of three, manages a 52,000 acre sheep and cattle station with husband David.
- Central Qld Conservatorium Band Stars with Morrison and Burrows in Sydney
Published on 05 June, 2002
The Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music Jazz Orchestra will be in the national spotlight for a month due to gigs with Australia's best know jazz artists.
Next Monday (June 10), ConJazz will appear with Australia's best known jazz stars James Morrison, Don Burrows and Don Rader for a featured gig at the Sydney Jazz Festival at Darling Harbour.
- 10th Annual Central Queensland Multicultural Fair Goes Outback
Published on 05 June, 2002
More than 30,000 people are expected to converge on the Rockhampton Campus of Central Queensland University (CQU) to attend the Community Event of the Year: the 10th annual Central Queensland Multicultural Fair and CQU Open Day, on Sunday 11 August 2002.
Central Queensland's foremost single-day event, produced by Central Queensland University (CQU) and ABC Capricornia with support from The Morning Bulletin, represents more than 30 cultures and will feature plenty of new attractions along with traditional favourites.
- CQU Mourns
Published on 04 June, 2002
The community of Central Queensland University (CQU) deeply regrets the passing of their good friend and colleague, Professor Gary Anido, Deputy Vice Chancellor, Academic and Research.
Professor Anido died unexpectedly of a heart attack in Canberra last Thursday.
- Top Students Get "Key" to Global Network
Published on 03 June, 2002
Central Queensland University’s top academic performers are receiving international recognition for their achievements at “key” ceremonies across CQU campuses.
The top 15 percent of undergraduate students have been invited to join the Golden Key International Honour Society, which rewards academic excellence.
- CQU Sparks Science Interest in Award-winning Student
Published on 03 June, 2002
The world is at his feet..
- High Schoolers Taste Uni Life
Published on 03 June, 2002
Year 10 students from around the region are getting a taste of university life at Central Queensland University this week.
The Get Set for Uni program, a CQU CQ Connections initiative, aims at giving students the opportunity to experience science, engineering and technology subjects on campus.
- Proms Rehearsals in Full Swing in Rockhampton
Published on 31 May, 2002
One of Australia's most highly-regarded choral conductors, Mr Christopher Kiver, is visiting Central Queensland University this weekend (June 1-2) to work with the specially-formed Rockhampton Community Choir.
The choir of more than 50 voices is preparing for Rockhampton's 3rd annual "Night of the Proms", to be held in the Pilbeam Theatre on Saturday evening, July 27, presented by Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music.
- Koala Enthusiasts Get A's at Bees
Published on 30 May, 2002
The first Earthwatch “Koala Ecology” got underway recently on St Bees Island. Trained volunteers are involved in koala capture, koala tracking and field ecology.