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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 |
- 100 top business leaders to attend Rocky breakfast
Published on 04 June, 2003
Around 100 leading business people are expected to attend the inaugural Disability Action Week Business Breakfast in Rockhampton on July 15.
The gathering will hear from Mark Bagshaw, the head of IBM Australasia\'s international marketing division, and from Steve Bennett AOM, the co-founder of Employers Making a Difference and co-owner of Benbro Electronics.
- 60th Anniversary of Australia's Worst Air Crash
Published on 03 June, 2003
A CQU Press book about the 'worst aviation disaster in World War II Australia' is helping to draw international attention to Queensland.
The book is entitled ‘Mackay’s Flying Fortress’.
- CQU Press Book of the Week
Published on 03 June, 2003
Barefoot Through the Bindies.
Growing up in North Queensland in the Early 1900s.
- Kiwanis CQU Brisbane Club raises funds for the deaf
Published on 03 June, 2003
During Butterfly Week, April 2003, members of the Kiwanis CQU Brisbane Club raised $1424 in support of Children of the Hear and Say Centre on Queensland’s Gold Coast.
Butterflies were sold at a special picnic day held at Paradise Point, as well as within the University.
- Year 10s get SET for uni
Published on 03 June, 2003
Thirty-six year 10 students from Rockhampton and surrounding districts Got SET for Uni this week when they experienced science, engineering and technology (SET) at a Central Queensland University one-day program.
This was the second Get SET for Uni program to be held this year with the final program to be staged on June 18.
- Professor wants nursing education overhaul
Published on 03 June, 2003
CQU’s Foundational Professor of Contemporary Nursing William Lauder will suggest a major restructure of the current educational framework for nursing in Australia at a public professorial lecture next week in Rockhampton.
Professor Lauder’s lecture “Future Directions for Nurse Education and Research” will be held at CQU Rockhampton, next Wednesday June 11 from 6pm in building 18, room G.
- Digital artwork exhibited
Published on 03 June, 2003
Central Queensland University’s Promotions Management students staged an exhibition showcasing the digital artwork of Paul Bell on Tuesday at CQU Rockhampton.
Paul is a Brisbane based artist who specializes in digital design.
- Seoul nurses enjoy education in Rockhampton
Published on 30 May, 2003
Five South Korean nurses have been farewelled after upgrading their qualifications to bachelor degree level, during an 18-month stint in Australia.
The Seoul group has been hosted by Mercy Aged Care Services and the Mater Hospital Acute Care Unit as part of their studies in the Bachelor of Health (Nursing) degree with the CQU School of Nursing and Health Studies.
- Cancer survivors to lead fundraising relay teams
Published on 30 May, 2003
Cancer survivors are encouraged to walk a lap of honour to lead about 50 fundraising teams involved in Rockhampton's Relay for Life event this weekend.
Relay for Life is a major Queensland Cancer Fund event due to be held this weekend (May 31-June 1) at the CQU Rockhampton athletics track.
- Artful ways to romp through Under 8s Week
Published on 30 May, 2003
Rockhampton people were able to attend three innovative art exhibitions and a romp this week to celebrate Under 8s Week.
Waterworks for Kids was a display of water facts and artwork collected from the local community and from the CQU Collection.