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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 |
- Hear the beat, see the feet
Published on 09 August, 2006
Multicultural dancing will be a highlight for audiences at this weekend’s family event.
The Baparrdu Aboriginal dancers will kick off the main stage performances at 10am with a welcome dance and didgeridoo playing.
- Become an instant CQU graduate
Published on 09 August, 2006
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- Engineering to be showcased at Open Day
Published on 09 August, 2006
Engineering projects and activities will be showcased at this weekend’s Open Day at CQU.
Visitors to campus will be able to view some first year student’s projects, investigate parabolic reflectors, experience a thong-a-phone, observe an air-conditioning model and get a close-up look at a model train and railway display (library – first floor).
- Kids to role play in hospital corner
Published on 09 August, 2006
Children will have the chance to experience a simulated hospital setting in Kids Hospital Corner as part of the School of Nursing and Health’s Open Day display.
“Children will be able to climb into a hospital bed and role play with bandages and stethoscopes,” according to Coordinator of the nursing display Kay Brodel.
- High school students become a shadow at CQU Bundaberg
Published on 09 August, 2006
5 high school students from Isis District High School and Bundaberg Christian College took part in a shadowing program at Central Queensland University Bundaberg recently.
The shadowing program was developed to give senior high school students a real life experience of university.
- CQU Mackay AHE faculty highlights bright future
Published on 09 August, 2006
This Wednesday saw the Faculty of Arts, Health and Education (AHE) at CQU Mackay campus host a breakfast meeting for its primary and secondary educational stakeholders.
The purpose of the breakfast was to thank industry and community partners for their continued support as the faculty prepare to produce the next generation of teacher’s animators, designers, performers, historians, geographers, journalists, librarians, multimedia specialists, business executives, nurses, scientists and more.
- More tastes on offer at family event
Published on 08 August, 2006
All tastes will be catered for at this year's CQU Multicultural Fair and Open Day, from 10am to 4pm this Sunday, August 13.
The Fair is famous for its food stalls and this year will include offerings from 16 different nations, including France, Cambodia, Korea, The Netherlands and Italy.
- Chinese scholar becomes face of Multicultural Fair
Published on 08 August, 2006
CQU Chinese Student and Scholar Association president Tao (Tony) Pang is proud to be this year's face of the CQU Multicultural Fair and Open Day.
The Centre for Railway Engineering (CRE) scholarship holder and masters student is excited about embracing this important role and being involved in Central Queensland’s biggest multicultural event.
- Seaman Dan returns to centre stage at Fair
Published on 08 August, 2006
Former deep-water pearl shell diver Seaman Dan will bring a bit of “Island Way” to this year’s CQU Multicultural Fair and Open Day.
Seaman has just released his new Oceania-focused tribute CD “Island Way” and promises to perform some of his new tracks on Sunday.
- Fair visitors to experience magical, musical voyage
Published on 08 August, 2006
Taking their audience on a voyage around the world with their exotic instruments, Sirocco will for the second time be a feature act at the CQU Multicultural Fair and Open Day.
From performing to an estimated audience of 200,000 on Australia Day 1999 to a dance with the Dayaks in a jungle clearing in central Borneo, there is no band in the world with the experience of Sirocco.