Allied health progressAriane keen to contribute to oral health in Indigenous communitiesAriane Anderson is grateful to have access to Indigenous student scholarships to support her study in the Bachelor of Oral Health at CQUniversity. While her current focus is tackling the course content, in years to come she's looking forward to working somewhere she can help improve the oral health of Indigenous communities, most likely in far north Queensland. Full Details… |
Lecturer retires, eyes classroom roleDave's journey through CQUni's first four decadesWhile many of CQUniversity's founding fathers and pioneers are commemorated by names on buildings, Dave Cardnell still strides confidently through the campus on his way to his office, more than 40 years after first reporting for duty. It will be the end of an era when he finally retires as an employee on Thursday, May 17. Full Details… |
Community EngagementChampion of inclusiveness lauded, programs backed by Uni volunteersReverend Bill Crews AM is a Minister of the Exodus Foundation, an organisation that exists to meet the immediate material, emotional and spiritual needs of disadvantaged and marginalised people. Our staff and students have a regular, ongoing engagement with their community through the Exodus programs, including feeding homeless people and boosting schoolkids' literacy. Full Details… |
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