Golden Key chapter keen to grow
Published on 04 February, 2010
The CQUniversity chapter of the Golden Key International Honour Society* is keen to grow its active membership ranks and plans several events in 2010...
Chapter president Louise Hayes** said Golden Key members helped collect donations for the Salvation Army Christmas Appeal at the end of last year. LINK HERE for details
More recently (Jan 28-30), a contingent of 8 CQUniversity students from our Mackay, Bundaberg, Rockhampton, Gladstone and Sydney campuses attended Golden Key's Asia-Pacific Conference 2010 'Taking the Next Step' hosted by the University of Techology, Sydney, where keynote speakers included Gruen Transfer regular Todd Sampson and Mao's Last Dancer subject Li Cunxin, just to name a few. Our chapter was awarded a certificate of recognition for achieving 'good standing' in 2009. Other notable speakers and presenters
Louise said forthcoming chapter events would include a fundraiser to help improve literacy in primary schools and a 'pub politics' social issues debate. LINK HERE for Golden Key dateclaimers for February in Rockhampton
* The Golden Key International Honour Society is an internationally recognised, non-profit organisation with about 350 chapters across the globe. Golden Key invites the top 15% of university students to become members of the society. As well as recognising academic achievement, Golden Key enables members to access scholarships, development opportunities, jobs and internships.
** You can contact Louise via s0132850@student.cqu.edu.au or phone 0409 629 375.
Collecting their 'good standing' certificate were L-R Shakir Karim (Sydney Campus), Louise Hayes - President, Michael Law - Vice President (Rockhampton Campus) and Peter Carlsen (Bundaberg Campus) 
CQUniversity Sydney rep Shakir Karim with Golden Key CEO John Mitchell