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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 |
- Chinese student wins Queensland experience
Published on 01 September, 2006
Central Queensland University welcomed Chinese student Cuicui Song to Rockhampton this week as part of her prize for winning CQU’s Project China Competition.
Ms Song won 1of 2 CQU study tour scholarships up for grabs through a web-based competition open to Chinese students aimed at increasing Chinese student numbers at CQU.
- Rocky expo highlights career pathways
Published on 01 September, 2006
Hundreds of school students and adults from all over Rockhampton and the Central Queensland region attended the Rockhampton Careers Expo recently.
The expo highlighted pathways to future careers and study options.
- CQU Sydney lecturer busy on conference circuit
Published on 31 August, 2006
CQU Sydney International Campus IT lecturer and PhD candidate Charmaine Pfaff is busy on the international conference circuit at the moment, having had 4 papers accepted for prestigious events.
The graduate campus academic, who has been at CQU for more than 3 years, is studying Knowledge Management.
- Cartoon animals, virtual panorama feature in new educational CD-Rom
Published on 31 August, 2006
Animated animal characters and a virtual panorama are among features of a new state-of-the-art educational CD-Rom produced at CQU.
The interactive multimedia resource will be officially launched next Thursday (September 7) at the North Keppel Island Environmental Education Centre (NKIEEC).
- Uni students centre stage at Fringe Short Film night
Published on 30 August, 2006
CQU Performing Arts student Julia Thornton has won the $1000 first prize at the 2006 Rocky Fringe Short Film Competition and Festival, with Business/Marketing student Jason Gibson highly commended on the night (Aug 25).
Ms Thornton's 'City for Lifestyle' entry was a montage evoking the effects of society on the environment.
- Quality outcomes and diversity focus of forum
Published on 30 August, 2006
Perth, WA, was this year’s location for annual Australian Universities Quality Forum (AUQF) (http://www.auqa.
- Applications invited for Regional Centre of the Arts funding
Published on 30 August, 2006
CQU's Regional Centre of the Arts encourages the development of all forms of the arts in Central Queensland.
The Centre provides a liaison role between CQU and the arts communities of Central Queensland and recommends to the Vice-Chancellor proposed budgets for grants to support approved arts projects.
- CQU Melbourne students enjoy new cafe
Published on 30 August, 2006
CQU Melbourne International Campus students are enjoying the cafe recently established on Level 5.
The cafe and additional furnishings supplied by CQU Student Association have provided a much appreciated meeting place and student facility.
- Melbourne students warm to the snow
Published on 30 August, 2006
Client Services at CQU Melbourne International Campus organised a day trip to Mount Buller recently, yielding a tremendous response of 67 students.
Four staff also participated in the excursion.
- Sydney students help raise $25,000 for The Smith Family
Published on 29 August, 2006
Ten CQU Sydney International Campus students gave up their time recently (Aug 14) to help The Smith Family's Christmas Fundraising Drive, during the annual Corporate Volunteer Week.
Working alongside a team of 25 volunteers and The Smith Family staff, the CQU team worked throughout the day and their efforts will help raise $25,000 for The Smith Family over the Christmas period.