Members of the public are invited to the High Schools’ Debate Clash at Central Queensland University’s Rockhampton Campus, Building 32, room G.18, on Wednesday 14 August, 2002.

Catch a free ride to the Central Queensland Multicultural Fair and CQU Open Day with Rothery Coaches this Sunday.

CQU Corporate Events Coordinator Gina Yarrow said a free bus service will run all day from various locations around the city.

Move over Carmen Miranda Rockhampton has its own “lady in a tutti-fruitti hat”.

Beverley Prange Academy of Dance student Courtney Law will dazzle audiences at this year’s Multicultural Fair when she performs her version of Carmen Miranda’s South American dance on the main stage on Sunday.

The Queensland President of CPA Australia visited CQU Bundaberg on Thursday 1 August.

Head of Campus Alex Grady said the afternoon was a great opportunity for students and staff to meet State President Suzy Byrne as she visited regional Queensland.

Research work completed by two CQU Bundaberg undergraduate students focussing on collaborative learning has been accepted at prestigious Australasian conferences.

CQU Informatics lecturer Tim Roberts said it was quite unusual for this to occur, highlighting the great work completed in regional universities.

Along with food, dance and entertainment, attendees at this year’s CQ Multicultural Fair and CQU Open Day will be able to experience work from some of Central Queensland’s finest artists.

Cooee Bay Artists will hold an exhibition of artists’ work at the Fair at Central Queensland University this Sunday.

The \'Great Moments in Science\' event will include a mystery black box show, hands-on pendulum, chemistry and electricity problem-demos, costumed skits, street theatre and tabloid-style story-telling.

Puzzles include working out how the mystery box throw s objects high in the air and tackling a fun quiz with prizes.

Rocky men Damien O'Rourke, Bruce Hurley and Scott Finlayson have decided to use their trade experience as a springboard into careers as secondary school teachers who can specialise in industrial technology and design subjects (formerly known as manual arts).

All three are currently enrolled with the Faculty of Education and Creative Arts at Central Queensland University.

Time is running out to register for the Electronic Health Records: Clinical Aspect and Standards workshop, to be held at Rydges Capricorn International Resort on 2-3 August at Yeppoon.

According to Associate Professor Hovenga, Chair of the Workshop “this will be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for local students, professionals and researchers to participate in a forum of leading national and international health experts”.

This week James Cook University is hosting the very first Down Under University Games, an international invitational sporting event attracting 400 students, who represent 20 Universities from the USA, New Zealand and Queensland.

The Down Under Games is a joint initiative of the CQU Student Association, the James Cook University Student Association and the Griffith Gold Coast Student Guild.