More than 120 distinguished guests were invited to the book launch of the new CQU Press title, 'Showing Off. Queensland at World Exhibitions 1862-1988'.

CQU graduate Constance-May Moore was among 800 honour students from 250 universities across six countries who gathered in August for the Golden Key International Honour Society Leadership Conference in Atlanta, Georgia.

Ms Moore and other high-achieving junior and senior college students attended the annual International Conference which offered career and personal development workshops, community service opportunities, and leadership and diversity education.

If you love the songs, ensembles and dance routines from well-loved Broadway shows, then here is a concert not to be missed.

Following the phenomenal success of 'Footloose', 'The Sentimental Bloke' and 'Chicago', students from the Bachelor of Music Theatre program at Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music (CQCM) will perform favourite songs and dance routines from well-loved Broadway shows of yesteryear.

The CQU Library Society’s annual second-hand book sale will be held on September 12-13 at The Refectory, CQU Mackay, Boundary Road, Planlands.

The sale will be held between 9.

CQU's Dr Lee Di Milia, Senior Lecturer at the School of Management and Project Leader for the CRC in Integrated Engineering Asset Management will spend the next 3 months in the U.S.

It's a safe bet that problem gamblers will also strive for Escape, Esteem, Excitement and Excess.

That is according to Central Queensland University researcher Dr Matthew Rockloff (pictured) who has found a desire for the Four Es to be a reliable indicator of risk for problem gambling without explicitly asking about gambling habits.

Following hot on the heels of the Olympic Games, CQU-SIC staff member Deanne De Mott (pictured) and her husband Paul are travelling to Prague, in the Czech Republic, in September to take part in the World Airline Road Race (WARR).

The World Airline Road Race is an annual run/vacation event that enables participants, friends and family to take part in an event while travelling to various worldwide destinations.

Central Queensland University (CQU) has contributed more than $25,000 to support six Arts projects in Central Queensland that include training for the restoration and exhibition of local Chinese artefacts and the wartime recollections of 15 local military men and women.

The funds, administered through the University’s Regional Centre of the Arts (RCotA), are distributed to successful applicants (project managers) who have a CQU sponsor.

CQU Informatics and Communication students will be able to ‘interact with animation’ in a new course developed by CQU School of Contemporary Communication staff for 2005.

‘Interactive Animation’ utilises Macromedia Flash, which is currently one of the most popular development environments for interactive multimedia both online and offline.

Prospective and current students enrolled in the Bachelor of Information Technology at CQU will now have the opportunity to gain paid industry work experience as part of their degree.

The Faculty of Informatics and Communications will be launching its new Bachelor of Information Technology Co-op (BIT Co-op) in Term 1 of 2005.