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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 |
- CQU 'southern annex' staff dig deep for charity
Published on 07 November, 2005
Staff from CQU Rockhampton’s southern annex have made their annual charitable donation – this year $900 goes to Childhood Cancer Support Inc.
Last Friday, staff members donated the money to Childhood Cancer Support CEO Bill Watson, who was visiting Rockhampton, and local representative of the charity Jenny Hilcher.
- Indigenous students celebrate success
Published on 07 November, 2005
Students who have completed the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Tertiary Entry Program (TEP) at CQU Rockhampton celebrated their success during a presentation ceremony on Friday.
Six students graduated from TEP having successfully completed 8 courses.
- Rockhampton STEPS students celebrate
Published on 07 November, 2005
CQU Rockhampton STEPS students reached a milestone last month (Oct 28), during a Celebration of Learning Completion Ceremony.
The ceremony was held at the largest lecture theatre on campus, in front of family members, friends and STEPS staff.
- Student tax help volunteers commended
Published on 07 November, 2005
CQU Sydney student participants in the Tax Help Volunteer Program received Certificates of Completion from Campus Director Barbara Abou-Lehaf at a luncheon on Monday, October 31.
The Training Employment and Career Coaching Service (TECC) organised the luncheon to celebrate the success of the Tax Help Volunteer Program and to congratulate the student volunteers.
- CQU part of Rocky Road Safety Group
Published on 07 November, 2005
CQU's Dr Lee Di Milia is part of a Rocky Road Safety Group, which is now promoting safety tips via a range of media.
UniNews will also be running these tips on a weekly basis, with the first one following.
- CQU Brisbane launches community and corporate engagement program
Published on 07 November, 2005
Members of Brisbane’s corporate community, CQU Brisbane International Campus staff and students celebrated the launch of TECC’s Community and Corporate Engagement program recently at the Royal on the Park.
Several of Brisbane’s prominent organisations were represented at the function, including Ennertrade, Singapore Business Association and Windsor Recruitment, along with professional bodies such as CPA and ACS Young IT Committee.
- Early birds catch Active Kids discount
Published on 07 November, 2005
There are only a few weeks until Active Kids Rockhampton’s Early Bird Registration rate closes.
Active Kids Rockhampton is a 5-day sporting and recreation day camp for 9 to 13-year-old boys and girls in the Central Queensland area, from January 16-20 at the CQ Community Sports Centre.
- Work starts on Bundaberg's science and research complex
Published on 07 November, 2005
Work is due to start this week on CQU Bundaberg's new $4.7 million science and research complex.
- Beachside business forum highlights strong ties
Published on 04 November, 2005
Imagine a weekend getaway to one of Fiji’s premier resorts. Think seafood buffets.
- Books for a deserted island
Published on 03 November, 2005
Lord Jeffrey Archer chose `A Tale of Two Cities’, Winona Ryder picked `The Catcher in the Rye’ and Bill Clinton couldn’t go past `The Last of the Mohicans’ as his choice of novel should he ever be stranded on a remote tropical island.
If they ever did find themselves on Fiji’s remote Moce Island, however, the celebrities could enjoy some literary variety by visiting the Moce District School library, newly established with the assistance of CQU’s Fiji International Campus.