Shaune Sinclair and Jillian Litster presented on developments in Media Streaming, at Monday’s Teaching and Learning seminar.

The enthusiastic audience was impressed to hear about the direction CQU is taking in providing a high quality, professional and individualised media streaming resource for students and staff.

CQU Graduating Engineers showcased research projects on sustainable housing designs, traffic congestion, steering systems and more to their peers, industry leaders, family, potential employers and the wider Central Queensland community on Friday at GECON 2004, the graduating engineers conference.

More than 30 final year projects of the Bachelor of Engineering students were displayed through a collection of posters accompanied by oral presentations.

Professor Elizabeth Taylor, AO, Dean of the James Goldston Faculty of Engineering and Physical Systems, has been named among Australia’s most influential engineers by Engineers Australia.

Professor Taylor, who also Chairs the Board of Professional Engineers in Queensland, was recognised for her achievements in the field and her contributions to the profession through the design and implementation of innovative academic programs and for promoting engineering as a career option, especially for women.

CQU Performing Arts students are worked with industry professionals this week in Rockhampton in staging the final year production of "Guys and Dolls", through Friday..

The University community is invited to wish Professor Kevin Fagg farewell at 3.30pm on Tuesday 6 July 2004 on the lawn outside of the Chancellery Building (Building 1, Rockhampton Campus).

Central Queensland University recently recognised Gladstone staff member, Gerda Whiteley’s 15 years of employment with a medal presentation.

Gerda, a course and administration officer at CQU Gladstone started out as a bookshop supervisor and administration staff member in 1989.

CQU staff are preparing to get active for STEP OFF -- the 10,000 Steps Challenge! Teams across the University are forming, choosing their Team Captains and voting on the best Team Names.

Some CQU Teams that are stepping up to the Challenge include the Hotsteppers, AP Puff & Stuff, Beauties & the Beast, MCs Terrific Influences and the “College Wanderers.

Bundaberg's Moncrieff Theatre will be filled to capacity Saturday 26 June for the biggest CQU Bundaberg graduation to date. 176 CQU Bundaberg graduands will proudly accept their awards.

CQU Bundaberg Campus medallion winner Hanim Dogan (pictured front centre) praised CQU Faculty of Business and Law staff for their professionalism and assistance. (Also pictured from left are CQU’s Christine Woodland, Sehra Barron, Baliira Kalyebara, Dr Christine Murphy and Stacey Cunningham).

Queensland Rail\'s Mario Chetcuti was the first QR manager to enrol in CQU’s Bachelor of Business Administration degree, under a new Leadership Development program.

CQU and QR representatives launched the program last week.