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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 |
- Final tally $211,000 for Relay for Life held at CQU Rockhampton
Published on 07 June, 2006
Stephen Cooling from AMP Foundation (left) presents $10,000 to Rockhampton Relay for Life organiser Rachael Speechley and Queensland Cancer Fund representative Bob Shewan.
The Rockhampton event held at CQU Rockhampton raised $211,000 for cancer research, education and patient support programs of the Queensland Cancer Fund.
- Friends of Taiwan-CQU Club celebrates festival
Published on 05 June, 2006
Story by Stephen Lin.
Photo assistance from Justin Tseng.
- Cap College does its bit for Aussie-US relations
Published on 02 June, 2006
Trent Livingstone was known as an "I.T.
- Molly plants deep roots in Rocky
Published on 02 June, 2006
Story and Photograph by Stephen Lin.
CQU doctoral candidate Molly Yang - a former overseas agents coordinator at CQU International - has planted roots in Rockhampton, literally (thanks to 4 free trees from the city council planted on her birthday) and also figuratively.
- Students contribute to choreography for show
Published on 01 June, 2006
Six different artistic styles will be on show when CQU performing arts students present their dance/music performance, entitled '6*1 (Cubed)'.
The performance will be held from 7.
- Web-based project encourages walkers to take 10 billion steps
Published on 01 June, 2006
The 20,000 members of the 10,000 Steps health promotion website have now recorded a combined 10.7 billion steps.
- All welcome at workshop on improving interpersonal relationships
Published on 01 June, 2006
All interested people are welcome to attend a free workshop on 'Preventative Interventions for Improving Interpersonal Relationships', from 1pm-3pm on Tuesday, June 13 at the CQU Rockhampton Harvard Lecture Theatre (bldg 32).
The workshop will be presented by visiting academic Michael Waldo, the Professor and Director of the Counseling and School Psychology Training and Research Centre at New Mexico State University in the United States.
- CQU among winners of Queensland Multicultural Awards
Published on 31 May, 2006
Central Queensland University has been recognised in the Large Business category of the Queensland Multicultural Awards announced in conjunction with a festival in Brisbane this week (May 24).
The award citation reads: "With students and staff from more than 130 countries, Central Queensland University is 1 of Australia's most culturally diverse universities.
- CQU-linked prize winner strengthens Sino-Australian ties
Published on 31 May, 2006
Story by Stephen Lin.
A former Queensland English Speech Competition winner, previously hosted by CQU, has been recruited by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in China.
- Students present 'body' of work in conference format
Published on 31 May, 2006
CQU's 3rd-year Advanced Exercise Physiology and Advanced Biomechanics students from the School of Health and Human Performance were engaged in end-of-semester presentations last Friday.
Students in these classes spent the term completing research projects which culminated last week.