People living and working in the Mackay region can now add to their industry experience with Post-Graduate Management programs offered at CQUniversity.

The Graduate Certificate of Management and the Graduate Diploma in Management are being delivered in the form of coursework supported by workshops at the CQUniversity, Mackay Campus.

CQUniversity Research Fellow Dr Alison Jones is working on a project looking at the past 100 years of settlement in Central Queensland and effects on our marine environment.

"I'm seeking photos of marine environments including mangroves, oyster beds, coral reefs and beaches from which the location can be easily identified or else the photographer can identify the location themselves," Dr Jones says.

CQUniversity is helping to take the pulse of the regional health system by hosting three 'liveWELL CQ' feedback sessions on behalf of the Central Queensland Primary Care Partnership (CQPCP).

The Q&A sessions are designed to stimulate ideas, encourage dialogue and cultivate actions.

Good sleep is like good sex. It's only a problem when you don't get it!

That's according to sleep researcher and author Dr Sarah Blunden who says that spontaneous sex does not have to be a thing of the past when couples have babies.

CQUniversity is showcasing its diversity by holding dozens of Orientation activities in locations stretching from Cairns to Melbourne, as well as on-line, catering for all its various categories of students as well as parents and partners.

Students will be welcomed at a range of Orientation sessions on campus and on-line from February 16-23.

CQUniversity metropolitan campus staff have contributed $1315 towards the Queensland flood appeal through well-supported 'umbrella' morning teas held in Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Sydney and Melbourne.

A range of useful supplies and children's gifts were also donated.

Rockhampton people turned out to support flood-affected Queenslanders while enjoying a barbecue breakfast at CQUniversity this week.

The University hosted 'The Big Breakfast', with more than $2000 raised towards the Red Cross Queensland Floods Appeal 2013.

Marty Dahlstrom doesn't consider himself to be a hero, even though the media has used that term to describe the helicopter crew who performed an unheard of 50 winch rescues in one day over flooded Bundaberg..

Eight Year 12 students from Rockhampton and Gladstone had the chance to gain insight into university life during the Camp Discovery 2013 experience.

The action-packed event had students pitching movie storyboards to film producers, being recorded as a newsreader and re-enacting three significant events in modern history.