The Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music will present a concert event dubbed 'All Famous Stuff', featuring international pianist Ali Wood and the Rockhampton Concert Orchestra.

CQCM staff member Dimitri Kopanakis (vocals) will also perform on the night.

Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music students will form a rock band to ensure a live sound for their first big production of 2002 - Chess the Concert.

Musical director Judith Brown said students enrolled in the contemporary strand of the Bachelor of Music/Performing Arts course will perform the rock-based accompaniment to the show, with all Music Theatre students involved in the performance.

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Kevin Ryan has been appointed Chief Operating Officer of Campus Group Holdings P/L (CGH) and is moving from Rockhampton to Sydney to take up his new appointment. CGH is the joint shareholder and manager of C Management Services P/L (CMS), which is the operational company responsible for the Australian International Campuses in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and the Gold Coast.

Members of the public have the chance to participate in a free workshop on "Beach protection: risk and management", due to be held at Yeppoon's Bayview Tower, from 9.30am to 5pm on Thursday, Feburary 7.

A national conference will seek strategies to give players, coaches , officials and sports administrators from outside big cities better access to sports education opportunities.

The conference, dubbed 'Whose Looking After the Bush?', will be held at Rydges International, Yeppoon, Central Queensland from July 14-16.

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Dr Paul Hyland has joined the Faculty of Business and Law at CQU as an Associate Professor in Management in the School of Management. He has an active interest in applied research that helps firms better understand their business environment and improve their management systems and processes.

Businesses will increasingly value employee diversity in areas such as culture, language and education, in order to succeed in a global village.

That is according to SBS TV producer and presenter Silvio Rivier, who addressed almost 400 students from many nations at Central Queensland University's Sydney International Campus graduation recently.

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