Rockhampton Women’s Health Centre and Relationships Australia will host the one-day Anger Management Workshop for Women this month.

Norma Hutton from Relationships Australia and Faff Chandler from the Rockhampton Women’s Health Centre will present informative and interesting sessions exploring ways in which women can safely manage and express anger.

A world leader in the field of physical activity research will give a series of talks in Rockhampton on Thursday, April 18.

Professor Don Bailey, currently based at the University of Queensland, will talk on childhood physical activity and its affects on bone heath and development in later life.

A new book edited by a Central Queensland University academic could help dramatically change information processing.

CQU’s Dr Victor Korotkich and Dr Vladimir Dimitrov from the University of Western Sydney, edited “Fuzzy Logic: A Framework for the New Millennium” which was published by Springer-Verlag in February in Heidelberg, Germany and New York.

While Australian acting talent impresses the world and dominates film industry award ceremonies, Queensland is emerging as a nursery of talent for perhaps the most prolific growth area of film: special effects and animation. (source: IQ Magazine, Department of Innovation and Information Economy).

Margaret Lifu has chosen the Sunshine Coast as a springboard to her teaching career, encouraged by the region's reputation for education best practice.

Margaret completed her primary school in Papua New Guinea and her high school in Darwin before moving to the Sunshine Coast to pursue her teaching goals.

Science education specialists are worried that high-school science is perceived as a 'snack' option in a subject smorgasbord, rather than as a main course.

They also believe that some science class activity 'menus' are becoming stale, and could benefit from a renewal process.

A great celebration of our successes! This is how CQU Mackay Library Society president Dr Wendy O’Brien described a recent special evening at the Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music.

The Library Society held their unique AGM last Thursday night, which not only included an AGM, but also special performances by Conservatorium of Music staff and students.

Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music (CQCM) is the major sponsor for Australia's first national country music conference, to be held in conjunction with the National Country Music Muster at Gympie in August (23-25).

CQCM, which is part of Central Queensland University, is keen to support the country music industry because it will soon be offering a country music specialty via its Bachelor of Music/Performing Arts degree.

Gladstone-based Bachelor of Learning Management students attended a three-day camp at Boyne Island to get to know each other, build teams and learn principles relevant to their course.

The first-years are learning about networks and partnerships, including communication, conflict resolution and team building.

CQU Sydney International Campus student Yan Yan (pictured) has been invited to join the prestigious Golden Key International Honour Society.

Invitation is based on academic merit and provides students with official recognition of their academic achievement, scholarship opportunities and career assistance.