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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 |
- 40 international students farewell Rocky
Published on 09 October, 2007
About 40 CQU international students attended a going home ceremony in Rockhampton on Wednesday October 3.
Students involved in the ceremony have come from the UK, Japan, India, Taiwan, Korea, China, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Philippines, Kenya, Canada and Ireland.
- Student input 'prized' at Melbourne
Published on 08 October, 2007
Sarfraz Ahemadhusain Malvi is the winner of the Melbourne Campus Term 2' 07 online Student Opinion Survey competition which was conducted recently.
He was randomly selected after filling out the survey which investigates student levels of satisfaction with the services and support provided at CQU-MIC.
- BiPolar Bears scorch in tropics
Published on 05 October, 2007
A hot but not-too-bothered BiPolar Bears band helped staff and students relax at CQU Rockhampton on Friday (October 5).
Facilities staff erected a shade structure to help the 'Bears' maintain their high-energy in the glare of the scorching Spring sunshine.
- More than 100 due at Singapore graduation
Published on 05 October, 2007
A total of 105 graduates are due to attend CQU's Singapore graduation ceremony, from 7pm on Tuesday November 6 at the Swissôtel Merchant Court Hotel ballroom.
The graduates are from all faculties of the University.
- Public welcome at talk on river history on Saturday
Published on 05 October, 2007
Rockhampton people are welcome at a free talk about efforts from the 1870s to 1940s to turn the Fitzroy River into a waterway for world-class shipping.
The talk entitled 'Engineering the Fitzroy' will be given by CQU history lecturer Dr Barbara Webster, from 2. - Alumnus trained among Gore's climate crew
Published on 04 October, 2007
CQU alumnus and former staff member Natalie Hatch was selected to be trained as a Climate Project Presenter along with 169 others from around Australia and surrounding countries.
The workshops were held in Melbourne from September 21-23, with former American Vice-President Al Gore in attendance.
- Award-winning student graduates
Published on 04 October, 2007
Award-winning journalism student Hannah Gardner graduated with a double bachelor degree in Business and Professional Communication recently.
The former St Ursula's College student was named the Telstra Countrywide Media Awards Journalism Student of the Year during her degree.