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May 2012

Date	News release
24 May	Information night for parents of Year 10-12 students USC will hold a free information evening on Wednesday 30 May for parents of Year 10-12 students who are considering university study.
23 May	USC cultivates new life in used coffee cups Biodegradable coffee cups served by USC’s cafes will be re-used to nurture new life as part of a special “100 Trees” project to highlight recycling and sustainability.
22 May	Budding writers line up for Voices on the Coast An annual literature festival at USC is helping inspire children to not only become keen readers, but also budding novelists.
22 May	USC to host Biggest Morning Tea event The Cancer Council’s annual Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea will be held nationally on Thursday 24 May, with USC staging one of the largest local events.
21 May	USC graduate in the right headspace for job A USC graduate believes she is now in exactly the right place to help young people after landing work with a physical, mental and social health service provider.
18 May	Former Vice-Chancellor to chair hospital board USC's former Vice-Chancellor Professor Paul Thomas AM has been appointed to chair the Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Board.
18 May	University gets a touch of Origin fever There will be plenty of interstate rivalry on show at USC's inaugural State of Origin mixed touch football match on Monday 21 May.
17 May	USC’s first engineering graduates begin careers The first graduates of USC's Civil Engineering degree are using their new knowledge and skills to work on buildings and infrastructure locally and across Queensland.
17 May	Art lovers like becoming friends of USC's Art Gallery USC’s Art Gallery is fast recruiting friends after joining social networking website Facebook in a bid to promote art exhibitions, social events and art news.
16 May	Decision to study pays dividends for tourist A decision to quit travelling around Australia in early 2011 to study Commerce at the University of the Sunshine Coast is paying off for Ally Guirado of the United Kingdom.
15 May	USC graduate vying for management award A young University of the Sunshine Coast graduate has received a management award nomination for her work helping disadvantaged people in the Philippines.
15 May	Seniors take on virtual challenges for research A group of seniors are alpine skiing and tightrope walking in the comfort of their own homes as part of a research project on balance being undertaken by the University of the Sunshine Coast.
14 May	USC to study relocation trends of sea changers A new study into the relocation trends of “sea changers” and “tree changers” on the Sunshine Coast is being undertaken by the University of the Sunshine Coast.
11 May	Photographic contest puts focus on modern nursing Bachelor of Nursing Science student Larissa Jenkins has won first and third prizes in a photo competition held at USC to mark International Nurses Day.
10 May	Mums and daughters sought for study into risky behaviour Volunteers are being sought for a research project into whether boosting mother-daughter communication can reduce the risk-taking behaviours of adolescent girls.
10 May	First OT graduates boost health industry The first graduates of USC's Occupational Therapy degree are already having an impact on the health of the wider community.
10 May	Competition to give clearer picture of nurses’ work Nursing Science students at USC are taking part in a photographic competition aimed at sharpening the focus on what modern nurses and midwives do.
9 May	Innovation Centre rewards clever business ideas More than $26,000 in prizes were awarded to the top three entries in a business pitch competition held as part of the Innovation Centre's 10th birthday celebration.
8 May	Grants for USC to work with needy nations USC will extend its operations into Uganda and Mongolia for the first time after winning more than $1 million in AusAID grants.
4 May	Inspiring academics receive medals for exceptional work Two USC academics who are inspiring the next generation of teachers, artists and designers have been rewarded with Vice-Chancellor’s Medals.
3 May	Winning spaghetti bridge can hold an adult A 35cm bridge made only of pasta and superglue, but strong enough to support an adult’s body weight, has won the University of the Sunshine Coast’s 2012 spaghetti bridge competition.
3 May	Boost your career by starting study mid-year Those keen to take a closer look at how USC can boost their careers are invited to a special information event on Wednesday 9 May.
2 May	Innovation Centre to celebrate turning 10 The University of the Sunshine Coast’s Innovation Centre will celebrate turning 10 tomorrow by staging a special showcase of technology and innovation.
1 May	Computer games may boost work effort, says USC academic Playing computer games at work may improve productivity and mental health, according to a gaming expert from the University of the Sunshine Coast.
1 May	Business event to inspire high school students Two successful Sunshine Coast business people have been called on to inspire high school students at a special Business Enterprise Day at the University of the Sunshine Coast tomorrow (2 May).

April 2012

Date	News release
30 April	Business academic becomes emeritus professor Professor Andrew Hede, who was founding Dean of the USC Faculty of Business in 1995, has received an honorary award.
30 April	Students vie for science title at USC Chancellor State College students were the winners of day one of the 2012 Sunshine Coast Science and Engineering Challenge held at the University of the Sunshine Coast’s Innovation Centre today.
29 April	Science challenge to inspire young scientists Building an earthquake-proof tower and a balloon-propelled car will be among the tasks for high school students competing in the 2012 Sunshine Coast Science and Engineering Challenge this week.
27 April	Special care nurse graduates from USC Linda Hackett, 54, of Bundaberg has graduated from the University of the Sunshine Coast with a Master of Advanced Nursing Practice.
27 April	Injury leads to career in occupational therapy University of the Sunshine Coast graduate Samantha Owen of Hervey Bay can recall the exact moment that she decided to become an occupational therapist.
27 April	Governor to open USC’s new science building The Governor of Queensland, Her Excellency Ms Penelope Wensley AC, will officially open USC's new science building on Monday 30 April.
26 April	USC to help train Indonesian administrators The Secretary General of the Indonesian Ministry of Home Affairs, Diah Anggraeni, will visit USC tomorrow to sign an agreement that is likely to benefit millions of Indonesians.
26 April	Science academic becomes emeritus professor Professor Rod Simpson, who helped establish a raft of popular degrees and highly-successful scientific research groups at USC, has received an honorary award.
24 April	Testing human samples is all in a day’s work for Jassmyn Having a strong stomach is paying off for University of the Sunshine Coast graduate Jassmyn Evans who recently started work at a pathology laboratory in Buderim.
24 April	Graduate works on major engineering projects University of the Sunshine Coast graduate Tony Ravell is putting his engineering knowledge to work after landing a job in the fast-growing port city of Gladstone.
24 April	Hope looks forward to corporate success Hope Crowe of Redcliffe is putting her University of the Sunshine Coast degree and people skills into practice after landing a job with an international health insurance company.
23 April	Gympie graduate gains human resource position University of the Sunshine Coast graduate Rebecca Rinehart of Gympie has launched her career in human resource management with a major engineering consultancy firm in Brisbane.
20 April	Arts academic becomes emeritus professor A USC founding academic who helped introduce professional programs such as psychology, social work and urban planning has received an honorary award.
20 April	Toowoomba graduate right at home in new job University of the Sunshine Coast paramedic science graduate Natalia Jones has gone full circle in securing a job in her home city of Toowoomba.
20 April	Photo exhibition focuses on artists at work A touring photographic exhibition of Australia’s top artists at work in their own studios has opened at the USC Gallery.
18 April	University leads study of water resources allocation A USC academic has received funding from Irrigation Australia to further an investigation into how water resources are allocated on the Indonesian island of Lombok.
18 April	Opening batsman pads up for cricket research Tewantin Noosa Cricket Club’s opening batsman Zachary Goodchild already has the runs on the board for a career in sport research after graduating from USC this month.
17 April	Bray Park graduate lands sports marketing job A University of the Sunshine Coast graduate who is a self-confessed sports fanatic has kicked off his marketing career at a Brisbane-based fitness club.
17 April	Bundaberg graduate begins journalism career Megan McEwan of Bundaberg has attributed the great start to her journalism career in Central Queensland to her Bachelor of Journalism studies at the University of the Sunshine Coast.
17 April	Graduate begins planning career at Dalby For as long as University of the Sunshine Coast graduate Jessica Grant can remember, she has been fascinated by buildings and cities.
16 April	Former Morayfield school captain launches career The 2007 school captain of Morayfield State High School, Jodie Bryant, has graduated from the University of the Sunshine Coast and kick-started her career in the community she was raised.
12 April	Scholarship boost for front line nurses A Maryborough couple with more than 20 years nursing experience between them, and a Mackay emergency nurse have received $15,000 from the Australian Government to support postgraduate nursing studies at USC.
11 April	Scholarship supported by ADFAS Sunshine Coast A generous scholarship supported by the Australian Decorative and Fine Arts Society (ADFAS) Sunshine Coast has been awarded to Bachelor of Arts student Samantha Beasley.
5 April	Photo exhibition of painters is a masterstroke A nationally touring exhibition, STUDIO: Australian Painters Photographed by R. Ian Lloyd, will open at the USC Gallery on Thursday 19 April.
5 April	Student’s work published in leading magazine A University of the Sunshine Coast student’s analysis of global debt and future lending trends has made headlines in a leading national property magazine.
3 April	First Civil Engineering and Occupational Therapy graduates USC's first cohorts of Civil Engineering and Occupational Therapy students will receive their degrees at the University's Sports Stadium tomorrow.
3 April	Honorary Doctorate for national library leader Recently retired Director-General of the National Library of Australia, Dr Janice Fullerton of Canberra, will become an Honorary Doctor of USC.
2 April	Eye specialist to become Honorary Doctor Prominent Brisbane ophthalmologist Dr Mark Loane will become an Honorary Doctor of the University of the Sunshine Coast this week.
2 April	University to celebrate its 10,000th graduate USC will mark an important milestone at its Graduation ceremony on Wednesday 4 April when it awards a degree to its 10,000th graduate.
1 April	Nursing Science graduate scores perfect GPA A busy mother of two teenagers has completed her Bachelor of Nursing Science at USC with a perfect grade point average of 7.

March 2012

Date	News release
30 March	University to switch off lights for Earth Hour USC's commitment to implementing and promoting best practice for sustainability will be reflected by its participation in Earth Hour on Saturday 31 March.
28 March	Awards connect businesses with top students Sunshine Coast and national businesses will be scouting for talented new staff at USC's School of Business Awards and Prizes Ceremony on Thursday 29 March.
28 March	Rabbi to become Senior Fellow at USC Rabbi John D Cooper will be following in his mother’s footsteps when he becomes a Senior Fellow of the University of the Sunshine Coast next week.
28 March	Honorary award is icing on the cake for cookbook author A Sunshine Coast business woman who has helped millions of people turn their lives around through healthy eating will become an Honorary Senior Fellow of USC.
27 March	Innovation Centre to celebrate 10 years of success USC's Innovation Centre will soon celebrate the 10th anniversary of its opening by staging a special event for business people, entrepreneurs and the local community.
26 March	Scientist explains energy of life in new book An Adjunct Professor of the University of the Sunshine Coast has written a textbook to help fill the knowledge gap between biological and chemical processes.
23 March	PhD student is Mr January for disability calendar USC PhD student Robert White from Toowoomba has kept sight of his academic goals despite a haemorrhage robbing him of vision in one eye seven years ago.
21 March	State ironman champion starts study at USC Ironman Ali Day has started a degree at USC and is finding study to be a good counterbalance to his demanding sporting commitments.
21 March	University to celebrate Harmony Day The University of the Sunshine Coast will come alive with culture on Thursday 22 March as it holds its annual celebration of Harmony Day.
20 March	Tension building over spaghetti bridge contest Tensions will be high and on display on Thursday 22 March when about 20 teams of Engineering students test out model bridges they have made from dry spaghetti.
20 March	New scholarships to encourage rugby players USC, in partnership with The Encouragement Foundation, will launch the University's first rugby union scholarships on Wednesday 21 March.
19 March	Antarctic road research to be used at USC A University of the Sunshine Coast academic has just returned home to Maleny after completing an exciting three-month scoping study into alternative road options in Antarctica.
15 March	USC Relay for Life team sets fundraising pace The captain of the winning fundraising team at last year’s University of the Sunshine Coast Relay for Life will be coaching her team from afar ahead of this year’s event.
14 March	USC to show emotive birthing documentary A moving documentary which advocates the right of women to choose where they give birth will screen at USC at 6.30pm on Thursday 15 March.
13 March	Academic plans nation's first Brain and Learning conference USC’s Associate Professor in Education Michael Nagel will chair the first Australian Biennial Conference on the Brain and Learning, to be held in Brisbane in mid-July.
13 March	USC is employer of choice for women The University of the Sunshine Coast has been awarded its eighth consecutive Employer of Choice for Women (EOCFW) citation.
13 March	USC to outline exciting Headstart program USC will hold an information evening about its award-winning Headstart program for Year 11 and 12 students at 6pm on Wednesday 14 March.
12 March	Company sponsors Mechanical Engineering scholarship The University of the Sunshine Coast will soon present its first Mechanical Engineering scholarship, thanks to a donation by Weir Minerals Multiflo.
8 March	Stunning exhibitions open at USC Gallery Two exhibitions exploring themes of glass – as a metaphor and as an object of beauty – are now on show at the University of the Sunshine Coast Gallery.
8 March	Study skills courses at Caloundra and Sippy Downs The University of the Sunshine Coast will soon run two study skills courses at Caloundra and Sippy Downs to help adults who are considering tertiary education.
7 March	USC puts students on road to career success USC will help students and recent graduates present themselves to some of Australia’s leading employers next week by providing free transport to a huge careers expo in Brisbane.
7 March	University to hold International Women’s Day event The University of the Sunshine Coast will hold a special celebration for International Women’s Day at its Art Gallery tomorrow.
6 March	USC graduate lands job in publishing A University of the Sunshine Coast graduate is being paid to literally have her “head in the books” after completing USC’s Postgraduate Certificate in Communication last year.
6 March	Gympie bus back in service after highway reopens USC's free shuttle bus service for Gympie students and staff will recommence tomorrow (Wednesday 7 March).
6 March	University to open for business as usual today The University of the Sunshine Coast will be open for business as usual today (Tuesday 6 March).
5 March	Gympie bus cancelled due to likely flooding USC has cancelled its free shuttle bus for Gympie students for tomorrow (Tuesday 6 March) due to likely flooding of the Bruce Highway south of Gympie.
2 March	Glass theme in two exhibitions at USC Gallery Two remarkable exhibitions exploring themes of glass – as a metaphor and as an object of beauty – will open at the USC Gallery at 6pm on Thursday 8 March.
1 March	University to screen home birth documentary A moving documentary which advocates the right for women to give birth at home will be screened at the University of the Sunshine Coast on 15 March and 24 March..
1 March	High school students to get a Headstart at USC Senior high school students can discover how to get a jump on their tertiary education while still at school during a Headstart information event at USC on Wednesday 14 March.

February 2012

Date	News release
29 February	USC’s clinical training plan is looking healthy A bid to provide greater access to clinical training for students in health-related degrees at the University of the Sunshine Coast is quickly gaining momentum following a $3.43 million grant to USC last year.
28 February	USC organises travelling university showcase Almost 3,500 Year 12 students will be able to access the latest information about tertiary education when the 2012 Sunshine Coast University Showcase tours the region.
24 February	Fulbright senior specialist embarks on forestry tour Plans by USC and the Cooperative Research Centre for Forestry to develop a university-level education program in forestry operations management has received a strong boost.
23 February	U-Pass scheme proves popular with new students Up to 2,000 first-year University of the Sunshine Coast students will get $65 worth of free bus travel this semester, thanks to the return of the U-Pass.
22 February	USC academic leads global study into menopause International research into the effect of menopause on women and their work is being undertaken at the University of the Sunshine Coast.
20 February	Tenacious student gains $12,000 scholarship A Shalom College graduate who overcame some personal hardships to complete high school has been awarded a $12,000 scholarship from USC.
20 February	Medical research creates a buzz at USC Research into the medicinal properties of a sticky substance made by native Australian stingless bees is being undertaken by a USC PhD student.
20 February	Triple celebration for Bundaberg graduate Life as a University of the Sunshine Coast student is off to a great start for North Bundaberg State High School graduate Kerry-Anne Turner.
19 February	Geelong student gains $12,000 scholarship High-achieving Sacred Heart College graduate Harriet Smith has earned a $12,000 Chancellor’s Scholarship from the University of the Sunshine Coast.
19 February	Hervey Bay student gains USC scholarship High-achieving Hervey Bay State High School graduate Amy Harm has been awarded a $3,500 scholarship from the University of the Sunshine Coast.
19 February	Gayndah teen receives $6,000 scholarship A Gayndah teenager with a passion for surf lifesaving has been awarded a $6,000 Vice-Chancellor’s Merit scholarship from the University of the Sunshine Coast.
19 February	Traffic delays likely as Semester 1 begins USC has advised its students and staff to expect traffic delays during the start of Semester 1 this week due to roadworks at the University’s main entrance.
17 February	University to launch free shuttle bus services Dozens of University of the Sunshine Coast students are set to start Semester 1 on Monday 20 February with fewer transport worries and more money in their wallets.
17 February	Beerwah prefect receives USC scholarship Former Beerwah State High School prefect Tyson Blair has received a $6,000 Vice-Chancellor’s Merit Scholarship from the University of the Sunshine Coast.
17 February	Pittsworth student gains $12,000 scholarship A Pittsworth State High School graduate, who is a self-confessed sports fanatic, has gained a $12,000 scholarship from the University of the Sunshine Coast.
17 February	Bli Bli teen awarded USC scholarship A high-achieving Suncoast Christian College graduate, who had a special experience of university life last year, has been awarded a Vice-Chancellor’s Merit scholarship.
17 February	Golfing enthusiast awarded USC scholarship A Sunshine Coast Grammar School graduate, awarded a $6,000 USC scholarship, is keen to use his studies to boost his chances of becoming a professional golfer.
17 February	Bribie Island student receives USC scholarship A Bribie Island State High School graduate has received a boost of confidence after gaining a $5,000 University of the Sunshine Coast scholarship.
17 February	Forestry expert to address public seminar at USC An American expert in forest engineering education will address a public seminar at USC on Wednesday 22 February.
16 February	Public lecture on effects of climate change on national parks A specialist in how climate change is affecting the national parks of the United States will present a public lecture at USC tomorrow (Friday 17 February) at 1pm.
15 February	Health Promotion student wins Great Court Race Master of Health Promotion student Adam Hulme of Caloundra was a clear winner in USC's 2012 Great Court Race.
15 February	Students line up for USC’s Great Court Race The University of the Sunshine Coast will hold its annual Great Court Race today (Wednesday 15 February) at 12.30pm, weather permitting.
14 February	High achievers gain $12,000 scholarships Nine high-achieving students who are starting degrees at USC this semester have each received $12,000 Academic Excellence scholarships.
14 February	Dramatic start for new group at Orientation The stage is set for a memorable debut today for an exciting new performing arts group at the University of the Sunshine Coast.
12 February	Sisters to share USC scholarships honour Yandina sisters Vanessa and Delia Evans will each receive prestigious academic scholarships from the University of the Sunshine Coast tomorrow (13 February).
12 February	USC to welcome 3,200 new students at Orientation The University of the Sunshine Coast will welcome 3,200 new students to its Sippy Downs campus this week by providing a wide range of fun and formal activities.
10 February	New students to gain $400,000 in scholarships Almost $400,000 will be presented to 56 talented first-year students at USC's Undergraduate Scholarships Presentation Ceremony on Monday 13 February.
9 February	Traffic delays likely as Orientation Week begins USC has advised its students and staff to expect traffic delays during Orientation Week next week due to roadworks at the University’s main entrance.
8 February	Students help others catch on to smart hook The inventor of an environmentally-friendly fish hook has enlisted two University of the Sunshine Coast students to help cast his product world-wide.
7 February	Communication is key to Lucy's future career High-achieving Caloundra State High School student Lucy Petrou, 17, of Mooloolah has chosen to study a Bachelor of Communication at USC.
6 February	USC technology enables innovative research A visiting Japanese academic is using state-of-the art technology at the University of the Sunshine Coast to conduct new research into human movement under water.
3 February	Paper art exhibition on display at USC Gallery A stunning exhibition of paper art inspired by a visit to Bali will be on display at the University of the Sunshine Coast Gallery until Saturday 3 March.
2 February	USC to provide free shuttle bus services Students from North Lakes, Caboolture, Gympie and Cooroy will be able to travel free to the University of the Sunshine Coast this semester on express shuttle buses.
2 February	University attracts two Fulbright Senior Specialists USC has scored a major research coup in attracting two of the eight US academics who will visit Australia this year under the prestigious Australian-American Fulbright Commission.
1 February	Student assignment on stage at Queensland Ballet An assignment by a USC student is being used by one of Australia’s leading dance companies to help reduce the risk of injury for its dancers.

January 2012

Date	News release
31 January	Scholarship boost for Nursing Science student USC Nursing Science student Paula Lambert has secured a highly competitive $10,000-a-year scholarship from the Australian Government.
30 January	Microbiologist to edit international journal A USC academic will spearhead a new microbiology journal that will showcase the work of internationally-renowned researchers as well as USC students.
27 January	SIFE conference to motivate enterprising students Students dedicated to improving the world through free enterprise will travel from across Queensland and the Northern Territory for a special event at USC.
25 January	USC graduate becomes Vice-Chancellor of CSU University of the Sunshine Coast graduate Andrew Vann has become the Vice-Chancellor of Charles Sturt University in Bathurst, New South Wales.
24 January	Property academics honoured by international society Two property academics from USC have been honoured by the most prestigious property research association in the Pacific Rim region.
23 January	Chancellor re-elected for second five-year term John Dobson OAM has been re-elected unopposed as the University of the Sunshine Coast’s Chancellor for a second five-year term starting in April.
19 January	New CEO for USC's Innovation Centre Business development and investment specialist Mark Paddenburg has been appointed the Chief Executive Officer of the Innovation Centre Sunshine Coast.
18 January	Headstart to Indonesian program gets underway The study of Indonesian language will receive a major boost this week as USC launches a new program for senior high school students and teachers.
17 January	University helps ignite passion for science Twenty-two high school students have taken part in a special Industry Placement Scholarship program run by USC's Primary Industry Centre for Science Education.
16 January	Paper artists to present Bali magic at USC Gallery A stunning exhibition of paper art inspired by a visit to Bali will open at the University of the Sunshine Coast Gallery at 6pm on Thursday 2 February.
12 January	Nursing Science continues to be USC's most popular degree The Bachelor of Nursing Science has continued its reign as the University of the Sunshine Coast’s most sought-after study program.
12 January	University makes offers to more than 2,700 applicants More than 2,700 people have been offered places in degree programs at the University of the Sunshine Coast starting Semester 1, 2012.

December 2011

Date	News release
9 December	ABC tunes in to PhD research at USC Twelve PhD students from USC have featured in a series of interviews with local radio station ABC Coast FM.
9 December	TPP opens doors to new career prospects Taking part in a Tertiary Preparation Pathway program this year has opened doors for students from Beerwah and Caboolture.
9 December	USC appoints two Executive Deans The University of the Sunshine Coast has appointed two Executive Deans to lead its redesigned academic structure from January 2012.
9 December	University’s IT director awarded fellowship The Australian Computer Society has honoured USC's Director of Information Technology Services Maureen Klinkert.
8 December	Graduate wastes no time in landing job USC graduate Robert Wagland, 47, has been selected for the State Government’s ICT Career Graduate Development Program.
8 December	Planning study to assess experiential learning Academics from USC are leading an investigation into the quality of practical education offered to Planning students across Australia.
8 December	Last-minute advice on study options at USC All people planning to study at USC in 2012 are invited to attend the University's annual Options Evening on Monday 19 December.
8 December	University forms research relationship with Lombok USC has signed an agreement that could develop a program of education and research to benefit both Indonesia and Australia.
7 December	Environmental Health Science degree gains accreditation USC's Bachelor of Environmental Health Science has gained full accreditation from the Board of Environmental Health Australia.
7 December	Distance no barrier for Executive MBA student Commuting between Bendigo and the Sunshine Coast has proved no barrier for a dedicated Executive MBA student.
7 December	University receives $24 million for regional expansion USC plans to construct two new buildings after securing a $24 million competitive grant from the Commonwealth Government.
6 December	USC student awarded for charity initiative Recognition was furthest from Matthew Wilshere’s mind when he founded the first Kiva charity group at an Australian university.
5 December	Agreement paves way to clinical practice Hands-on training is now available to USC postgraduate counselling students following a unique deal between USC and Centacare.
1 December	Scientist joins in recovery plantings of rare tree A USC academic has provided the scientific expertise for a project that is protecting an endangered species of macadamia tree.
1 December	Antarctic mission for USC academic A USC academic will trace the polar expeditions of those who went 100 years before him when he leaves for Antarctica tomorrow.

November 2011

Date	News release
30 November	Graduate quick to advance with leading firm USC graduate Douglas Francis is moving quickly up the ranks in his first year of employment with Ernst and Young.
29 November	Sports champions inducted into Hall of Fame Cricketer Ashley Noffke and bodyboarder Kira Llewellyn have been inducted into the Sunshine Coast Sports Hall of Fame at USC.
29 November	All systems go for IT graduate A switched-on Information Technology graduate from USC has landed a sought-after graduate position with Accenture.
28 November	Two Coast sporting identities to be honoured The Sunshine Coast Sports Hall of Fame will induct two new members at a special celebration at USC tomorrow.
25 November	Academic's book on journalism wins another award USC academic Stephen Lamble's book, News as it Happens: An Introduction to Journalism, has won another major award.
24 November	Students shine in global business contest Three USC students have demonstrated their CEO potential by finishing third in a global online competition.
23 November	Students help local company light up Europe A business that is lighting up the world with new technologies has enlisted USC students to expand its products into Europe.
23 November	Honour for USC's Creative Writing guru Creative Writing academic Dr Gary Crew will be one of six Queensland Ambassadors during the National Year of Reading.
22 November	Graduate in accelerated leadership program A USC business graduate is fast-tracking her career after being accepted into a accelerated leadership program at a resort.
21 November	Graduate gains research posting in France A USC PhD graduate will be more interested in fish eggs than frog’s legs during a two-year research posting in France.
20 November	Country teaching impresses USC students USC's Education students have gained teaching experiences at isolated schools across Queensland thanks to a bursary program.
18 November	Graduate is State’s Young Australian of the Year USC graduate Chris Raine, 24, has become Queensland’s Young Australian of the Year for 2012.
17 November	USC adds extra sanctuary for wildlife USC has increased its status as a refuge for wildlife with the provision of 30 man-made tree hollows on campus.
17 November	Graduation is sweet victory for cancer survivor Katherine Poh of Malaysia has completed her Master of Business Administration via USC despite setbacks caused by cancer.
16 November	USC academic wins spatial science award A USC Geospatial Analysis lecturer has been recognised for his outstanding work by the Surveying and Spatial Sciences Institute.
15 November	First cohort of OT students complete degree A reception and an awards ceremony marked the end to four years of study for USC’s first cohort of Occupational Therapy students.
14 November	University research gains $1 million boost USC will receive more than $1 million from the Australian Research Council (ARC) for two new research projects.
11 November	Design students' exhibition opens at USC Gallery About 330 people attended the official opening of an exhibition by advanced-level Design students at USC's Art Gallery.
10 November	Student enjoys wild experience in Africa Tracking rhino poachers and capturing elephants were all in a day’s work for a student while on safari in South Africa.
10 November	Banking chief to discuss global economy Westpac Chief Economist Bill Evans will offer speak about the global economy and its effects locally during a conference at USC.
9 November	Research to focus on risk-taking behaviour Volunteers are being sought for a USC research project into how mother-daughter communication affects risk-taking behaviours.
8 November	Doors open for Postgraduate Information Evening The University of the Sunshine Coast will hold its annual Postgraduate Information Evening on Wednesday 9 November.
8 November	Masters student keen to accelerate business An entrepreneurial business executive who is keen to fast-track his company’s success has set up office at the Innovation Centre.
7 November	Nursing student enjoys Flying Doctor placement Nursing Science student Christine Pointon recently completed a two-week placement with the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
3 November	Design students to stage portfolio exhibition An exhibition of digital design and commercial graphic art by USC students will open at the USC Gallery on 10 November.
3 November	Genius student on the road to success at USC Business student Chelsea Wallis is continuing to impress, recently receiving two Zonta Club scholarships for her achievements.
3 November	Ground-breaking USC research wins grants Two research projects at USC have won prestigious competitive grants from the Australian Research Council.
2 November	Auspicious date for Futures Conference Leading economic experts will come together at USC next Friday (11/11/11) on one of the most auspicious dates of the 21st century.

October 2011

Date	News release
31 October	USC student achieves lifelong writing dream A USC student has sacrificed weekend parties and school holidays to achieve his lifelong dream of writing and publishing his own book.
28 October	Kiteboarder lands USC’s top sports award High-flying kiteboarder Andy Yates of Bokarina has been crowned the University of the Sunshine Coast’s 2011 Sportsperson of the Year.
28 October	USC to hold postgraduate information event The University of the Sunshine Coast will hold a Postgraduate Information Evening from 5-6.30pm on Wednesday 9 November.
27 October	Sporting ‘Blues’ to be presented to students USC students who have excelled at sport in the past year will be honoured at the University's annual Sports Award Ceremony.
27 October	Public lecture on asylum seeker policy An internationally-renowned human rights activist will outline why she believes the detention of asylum seekers should be abolished.
26 October	Big Apple is right ingredient for student International company 4 Ingredients have provided a USC student with a free ticket to the world’s largest gathering of digital marketers.
25 October	USC rises to Living Smart Challenge The University of the Sunshine Coast has vowed to give the Sunshine Coast Council a run for its money in the Living Smart Challenge.
25 October	Class of 2001 to reunite at USC Former USC students will head back to Sippy Downs next week to share their personal and professional triumphs at the 10-year reunion.
24 October	USC to offer Mechanical Engineering degree The University of the Sunshine Coast will introduce a Mechanical Engineering degree in 2012. Applications can be made via QTAC.
21 October	Counselling graduate writes book on healing A USC student has written a personal development book using elements of her University counselling and psychology studies.
20 October	Students gear up for Occupational Therapy week National Occupational Therapy Week (23-29 October) will hold special significance for USC's first cohort of OT students.
19 October	Engineers Australia to celebrate USC degree USC will be the guest of honour at a special Engineers Australia dinner at the Maroochydore on Friday 28 October.
19 October	Seminar to focus on stormwater harvesting A USC academic will reveal new research into methods for stormwater harvesting at a free industry seminar tomorrow.
18 October	Science student gets Masquerade Ball rolling USC’s Innovation Centre auditorium will be a sea of colourful masks and flowing gowns for the University’s first masquerade ball.
18 October	Elite swimmers to race for USC pool opening Elite swimmers from France and Australia will go head to head in a relay race to help open USC's swimming pool on 19 October.
17 October	Associate degree for medical lab technicians A new Associate Degree in Medical Laboratory Science at USC will be a shot in the arm for the region’s health industry workforce.
14 October	Regional Universities Network has six core members USC is one of six universities that have joined forces to help create a stronger voice for regional tertiary institutions in Australia.
13 October	USC reveals research into exercise for elderly New findings into the most effective exercise programs for elderly people will be revealed at a series of national workshops.
12 October	PR student helps organise awards event Lucy Warren draws on her student exchange experience in Germany as she helps organise the 2011 Multicultural Excellence Awards.
12 October	Former refugee is a Nursing Science graduate A former Zimbabwean refugee has overcome many challenges to graduate with a Bachelor of Nursing Science degree.
11 October	Cycling champ to attend Ride to Work Day Champion cyclist Shara Gillow will be a special guest at USC's Ride to Work Day celebration on Wednesday 12 October.
6 October	USC to hold annual Return to Study Evening The University of the Sunshine Coast will hold its annual Return to Study Evening on Wednesday 19 October from 6.30-8.30pm.
6 October	University is first in Australia to gain green accreditation USC is now in a class of its own after becoming the first university in Australia to achieve full EnviroDevelopment accreditation.
5 October	USC expects chain-reaction from Ride to Work Day USC will hold its annual Ride to Work Day event for students, staff and community members on Wednesday 12 October.
5 October	Research into effects of computer games on young minds USC is offering a PhD scholarship to undertake extensive research into the effects of computer games on young people’s mental health.
4 October	Tourism guru to give public lecture at USC A tourism scholar will reveal how the Sunshine Coast could benefit from managed festivals and events during a seminar this week.
3 October	USC athletes shine at Australian University Games The University of the Sunshine Coast secured three silver medals at the 2011 Australian University Games on the Gold Coast.
3 October	USC represented at national thesis competition PhD student Steven Boyd has competed in the Australia and New Zealand Three Minute Thesis Competition.

September 2011

Date	News release
29 September	Mother and son to graduate together USC's Graduation ceremony tomorrow will provide the backdrop for a special family celebration for Jane Gavagan and her son Colin.
28 September	University’s 50m pool now open for business The University of the Sunshine Coast’s stunning 10-lane, 50m swimming pool is now open for community use.
28 September	Exceptional students earn Chancellor’s medals Two graduands will be honoured at USC's Graduation ceremony on 30 September for their contributions to the University's community.
27 September	Switched-on student secures sought-after job A USC student has scored a job with a leading audit firm while still studying his final year of a Software Engineering degree.
23 September	Indigenous Education Symposium to honour tradition The Fifth Annual Indigenous Education Symposium at USC will include a special naming ceremony for a gallery of Indigenous art.
23 September	Project helps save endangered coastal plant A DVD about a joint project to save an endangered coastal heath plant will be launched at USC on 26 September.
23 September	10,000 Leaves exhibition opens at USC Gallery An exhibition by regional artist and environmentalist Elizabeth Poole has opened at the University of the Sunshine Coast Gallery.
22 September	USC to hold third Graduation ceremony for 2011 A crowd of about 1,200 graduands and guests is expected at USC's Graduation ceremony on Friday 30 September.
22 September	University to honour world-class thinker A business leader who has helped small companies to think big in terms of export potential will become an Honorary Doctor of USC.
22 September	SIFE student to attend Malaysian conference A Business student will attend a conference in Malaysia for her contribution to an organisation that develops social responsibility.
21 September	Tireless volunteer to become Senior Fellow Beverley Hinz is to become an Honorary Senior Fellow for her work in helping female students achieve their academic goals.
21 September	USC to honour inspirational businessman John Shadforth will receive an Honorary Senior Fellowship for actively inspiring others to pursue their dreams.
20 September	Knee injury sparks paramedic’s career A USC graduate, whose hospitalisation for a knee injury sparked his interest in Paramedic Science, is now working as a paramedic.
20 September	Study skills course offered at Nambour USC will soon hold a study skills course at Nambour aimed at helping residents who are considering tertiary education.
19 September	Klaus keeps kicking goals for soccer at 79 Otto Klaus will become an Honorary Senior Fellow of USC on 30 September for his lifetime dedication to soccer.
19 September	World champion’s coach to visit USC The coach of hurdling champion Sally Pearson will share her skills at a special coaching accreditation program at USC.
19 September	Wall of Fame recognition for award-winning staff USC will celebrate one of its most successful years to date with a special ceremony for its award-winning staff on 20 September.
16 September	Hip hop band to help inspire Indigenous students The Last Kinection will perform at USC as part of an event aimed at boosting the number of Indigenous health professionals.
16 September	Sport coaches to formalise credentials Almost 350 people will converge on USC for the State Government’s Get Active Queensland Accreditation Program.
16 September	University to honour education advocate Jocelyn Walker will become an Honorary Senior Fellow for her work helping young people into tertiary education.
15 September	Artist to attend opening of exhibition at USC Artist and environmentalist Elizabeth Poole will attend the official opening of her exhibition, 10,000 Leaves, on 22 September.
14 September	University to celebrate outstanding graduates USC will honour three of its high-achieving graduates at its 2011 Outstanding Alumni of the Year Awards tomorrow.
13 September	Academics to focus on the journey of learning Top keynote speakers will address USC's 2011 Learning and Teaching Week, which has the theme "The Learning Journey”.
12 September	Double victory for USC journalism student A USC student is celebrating two wins in a row – claiming a Queensland media award and landing a job.
12 September	Echidna spikes interest in reading at USC Award-winning children’s author Betty Johnston will show USC teaching students how to inspire kids to read.
8 September	Teachers to share NASA Space Camp lessons Three local educators who spent two weeks at the NASA Space Camp will make a special presentation at USC on 21 September.
8 September	Graduate helps keep folk festival flourishing USC Business graduate Kim Pengelly has landed her dream job as the commercial manager for the Woodford Folk Festival.
7 September	Team steps forward for USC research A team of six employees from USC’s Office of Research are lacing up their joggers to tackle the 10km Bridge to Brisbane fun run.
6 September	Chief Scientist to launch major research initiative Australia’s Chief Scientist Professor Ian Chubb will visit USC tomorrow to launch its $5.45 million Research Futures Project.
5 September	USC artist gains grant to stage exhibition in India Design academic Kevin Todd has received a $20,000 grant for the creation of new artworks for a residency and exhibition in India.
2 September	State's top scientist praises young investigators Dr Geoff Garrett presented Science Investigation Awards to school students at USC's Primary Industry Centre for Science Education.
1 September	Creative writers in master v apprentice battle A classic tale of master versus apprentice looks set to unfold next week as two shortlisted writers vie for the same literary award.
1 September	University to honour its outstanding alumni A scientist who now works in Sweden, a mining consultant and a social entrepreneur are USC's Outstanding Alumni of the Year.

August 2011

Date	News release
31 August	Peak seafood research organisation hires graduate It took only a few hours for USC graduate Chelsey Parish to net a job with Australia’s peak seafood research organisation.
30 August	Scientist to address climate change forum The Sunshine Coast’s capacity to adapt to climate change will be discussed at a public forum on Sunday 4 September.
30 August	Report reveals Coast's housing preferences Findings of USC-led research into what Sunshine Coast people think of housing choices available locally were released today.
28 August	Headstart scholarships for 18 students USC will honour 18 high-achieving high school students from across the region at its annual Headstart Scholarships awards night.
26 August	Learn how to get a Headstart to university High school students can learn all about USC's award-winning Headstart program at a special event on Wednesday 7 September.
25 August	Exhibition to feature work by talented young artists High-quality visual art and design produced by talented high school students from across the region will go on display at the USC Gallery.
25 August	Global economist to provide job creation tips An international economist will focus on Coast entrepreneurism when he speaks at a public forum at USC on Monday 12 September.
24 August	Study helps water analysis expert win State award A USC PhD graduate with an outstanding record of scientific water analysis is now Queensland's Water Industry Woman of the Year.
23 August	Public Relations students help link USC with region Two students whose USC projects boosted the local culture have promoted the benefits of regional engagement as far as Sydney.
23 August	Business successes to inspire students USC Business graduates and students will be among those inspiring 230 high school students at the USC Business Enterprise Day.
22 August	Vietnamese PhD student fosters USC links A PhD Science student whose tree research is set to benefit Vietnam and Australia will be an ambassador for USC in his home country.
22 August	University to change internal academic structure The University of the Sunshine Coast is about to change its internal academic structure from three faculties to two.
19 August	USC opens study, research links in Poland A visit from Poland’s largest university of economics will cement USC's first link to a tertiary education institution in Eastern Europe.
18 August	Creative Generation to shine at USC Gallery An exciting and varied exhibition of high-quality visual art and design by high school students will go on display at the USC Gallery.
18 August	Journalism classmates vie for media award honour USC Journalism students Jodie Stephens and Lynette Brown are finalists in the prestigious 2011 Queensland Clarion (Media) Awards.
17 August	University gains five stars for teaching quality USC has gained the highest ratings in Queensland for teaching qualiy and student satisfaction in the 2012 Good Universities Guide.
16 August	State’s top scientist to visit USC for school science awards Queensland Chief Scientist Dr Geoff Garrett will visit USC on 18 August to judge a competition for school students hosted by PICSE.
16 August	MBA from USC boosts manager's career Aaron Bourke, a regional manager from Rockhampton, gained three promotions in his company during his Business studies at USC.
15 August	University's Open Day attracts record crowd A record crowd of 4,600 people attended the University of the Sunshine Coast’s annual Open Day on Sunday 14 August.
12 August	Academic leadership project gains $219,000 grant A USC senior staff member has gained a competitive grant to develop a handbook on academic leadership.
11 August	Prize to help female engineering student achieve goals Laurie Cowled of Noosaville has started a new prize for female egineering students at the University of the Sunshine Coast.
11 August	Sample the ‘best of both worlds’ at Open Day USC will demonstrate how it can provide the “best of both worlds” for students at its annual Open Day on Sunday 14 August.
10 August	Graduate becomes HR manager at five-star hotel Business graduate Lyndsey Jack, 25, has become the Human Resources Manager at the luxury Grand Hyatt Melbourne.
9 August	Moon Reef expedition for USC students Seven USC students have spent a fortnight learning about eco-tourism in a very apt location – a fledgling eco-resort in Fiji.
8 August	Game designed to get kids off computers A USC academic is developing a computer game that encourages children to spend less time in front of computer screens.
8 August	Study skills course offered at Noosa Junction USC will soon hold an academic skills development course at Noosa Junction for anyone interested in tertiary study.
5 August	USC students add global experience to CVs The United States, Germany and Japan are the most popular countries this year for local USC students enjoying the GO Program.
4 August	USC awarded as Noosa Biosphere partner USC's years of work with the Noosa Biosphere and commitment to help the region become more sustainable has been recognised.
3 August	Thousands expected at annual Open Day A crowd of about 4,000 people are expected to attend USC's annual Open Day from 10am to 3pm on Sunday 14 August.
3 August	USC student kayaker seeks Olympic edge A year out from the London Olympics, USC Journalism student and champion kayaker Pierce Hardy has set his course.
2 August	Journalism academic’s book wins national award A journalism textbook written by USC's Associate Professor Stephen Lamble has won a prestigious national design award.
1 August	Glasshouse provides new home for tree research Important research into producing fast-growing native trees that can help mitigate climate change will soon have a new home at USC.

July 2011

Date	News release
29 July	Community supports Civil Engineering students Growing community support for USC's Civil Engineering program will be celebrated at the University on Monday 1 August.
28 July	Honours student amazed by nuclear school The first USC student to attend a Winter School at Australia’s nuclear science facility has described the experience as “mind-blowing”.
28 July	USC research to help breastfeeding mums Associate Professor Margaret Barnes leads a collaborative project to encourage new mums to breastfeed their babies for six months.
27 July	Business graduate co-founds new restaurant Sajal Barua's USC Business degree has boosted his career as an accountant and co-owner of a new venture, an Indian restaurant.
26 July	Eye-catching portrait of Vice-Chancellor unveiled Blue Mountains artist Christopher McVinish has unveiled his eye-catching portrait of USC's Vice-Chancellor Professor Greg Hill.
25 July	Noosa students enjoy express bus services There were smiles all round as students from Noosa stepped off the first express buses to travel between Noosa Junction and USC.
25 July	Gamers go back to drawing board for fun Two USC PhD students are encouraging students of all ages to join the camaraderie of a new breed of board game-playing on campus.
22 July	Avoiding financial crises could be child’s play Developing fun computer games about property investment could hold the key to avoiding future global financial crises.
21 July	Social Science graduate in Indigenous marathon squad A 29-year-old USC graduate is now training on a select squad with Australia’s marathon man, Robert De Castella.
21 July	Best research presentations to be awarded Highlights of the final day of the 2011 USC Research Conference will be new session "Did You Know?" and awards for best presentations.
21 July	National award for raising region's aspirations USC has won a prestigious national award for its efforts in raising the educational aspirations of people across an extensive region.
21 July	Cultural event opens doors to Asia About 230 high school students will develop their knowledge of Asian languages and cultures at a USC event tomorrow.
20 July	From climate change to digital games The popular Three-Minute Thesis Competition for postgraduate students returns to USC tomorrow at the 2011 Research Conference.
20 July	Panel tackles Indigenous issues for O-Week Didgeridoo-playing, art and storytelling will lead into a panel talk on Indigenous success as part of Orientation on campus tomorrow.
19 July	Five certifications for USC’s property degree USC's Bachelor of Property Economics and Development has gained five new certifications from the Australian Property Institute.
19 July	Researchers target mental health of children and over-55s Therapy and lifestyle studies by two USC Master of Psychology (Clinical) students have been selected for a national conference.
18 July	Music video clips on USC research agenda How music video clips affect men's body image will be among 30 diverse presentations at this week's USC Research Conference.
15 July	Portrait of Vice-Chancellor to be unveiled The official portrait of USC's Vice-Chancellor Professor Greg Hill will be unveiled at a special ceremony at the University this afternoon.
15 July	Three exhibitions open at USC Gallery Three exhibitions of work ranging from award-winning photographic portraits to animated films have opened at the USC Gallery.
14 July	Orientation for 1,370 new students at USC The University of the Sunshine Coast is gearing up to welcome about 1,370 new students during Semester 2 Orientation next week.
14 July	Research to be revealed in under three minutes Five students will compete in the popular Three Minute Thesis competition as part of USC's annual Research Conference.
13 July	High school students try new languages A record 440 students from 20 high schools from Bundaberg to Moreton Bay will attend USC's Immersion Language Days.
13 July	University hosts Science and Engineering Challenge USC is presenting the annual Sunshine Coast Science and Engineering Challenge on Thursday 14 July and Friday 15 July.
12 July	New graduate certificate to suit busy managers Working managers wanting to study a graduate business program that fits their busy schedules have a new option from USC.
11 July	Hervey Bay student aims to teach biology A Urangan State High School graduate is pursuing her goal of becoming a biology teacher while enjoying the lifestyle at USC.
11 July	University to trial free Noosa bus services The University of the Sunshine Coast is about to trial free express bus services for its Noosa students and staff.
8 July	Students star in new USC advertisement Hundreds of USC students are set to feature in a new advertising campaign for the University that will be launched on 10 July.
8 July	Academics reveal history of PM's Department Two USC academics have co-authored a book which traces the first 100 years of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet.
8 July	USC teams win bronze at Northern University Games Four of the eight USC sporting teams that competed in the 2011 Northern University Games in Armidale have won bronze medals.
7 July	$5000 scholarships to promote learning of languages USC has received two $5,000 languages scholarships from the State Government for students of Japanese and Indonesian languages.
6 July	Aboriginal animations on show at campus gallery An exhibition of stop-motion, hand-drawn, computer-generated machinima and other animation techniques will open on 14 July.
5 July	Exhibition of photographic portraits to open at USC An exhibition of portraits by award-winning photographer Lisa Maree Williams will open at the USC Gallery on Thursday 14 July.
5 July	USC offers careers ideas across south-east Potential students as far away as Bundaberg, Toowoomba and Brisbane will get the latest advice when USC hits the road.
4 July	Sporting students aim for glory at Uni Games USC's 68 competitors in five sports have already notched up wins as the 2011 Northern University Games gets underway at Armidale.

June 2011

Date	News release
29 June	USC graduate reveals career secrets of stars Music’s Ben Lee and TV's Jules Lund are among those interviewed by Communication graduate Sam Folder, 26, for his three new books.
28 June	Graduate recruits more students into jobs USC Arts-Business graduate Chloe Ryan's new role is helping more USC students access work opportunities at the Innovation Centre.
27 June	Awards boost USC's reputation for quality teaching Five USC academics have gained national awards for their outstanding contributions to student learning.
24 June	Treasurer pledges further funds for Innovation Centre Queensland Treasurer Andrew Fraser visited USC yesterday to announce continued funding for the University's Innovation Centre.
22 June	New support bursaries for undergraduates The establishment of new, $4,000 USC Study Support Bursaries will help another 25 students in financial need, starting Semester 2.
21 June	USC’s sustainable transport efforts rewarded USC has won the Sunshine Coast Council Sustainable Transport Award for its innovative Travel2USC program.
21 June	Student business idea clicks for competition A small business idea targeting the region’s information industry has earned two USC Business students first place in a competition.
16 June	University gains $3.43 million for health training USC has received more than $3.4 million in Commonwealth funding to help boost the Sunshine Coast region’s health workforce.
16 June	Budding teen scientists to address food leaders Two students from the Sunshine Coast and Hervey Bay have been selected to represent a USC science education centre in Canberra.
15 June	USC graduate rips into crime fiction novel A USC graduate has published his first novel based on a story written for his Computer-Based Art and Design degree seven years ago.
15 June	Walkley Magazine honour for design student Artwork by a University of the Sunshine Coast design student is set to feature in the next edition of The Walkley Magazine.
14 June	USC students launch world record business Education students Annemarie and Daniel Van Hees aim to rewrite the environmental record books and support whale conservation.
10 June	Students stage annual mid-year exhibition An exhibition featuring works by more than 40 advanced-level Design students has opened at USC's Art Gallery.
9 June	Community water company bid to be outlined Sunshine Coast Councillor Debbie Blumel will discuss her plans for a community water company when she speaks at USC tomorrow.
9 June	Nominate an outstanding graduate for awards USC is seeking nominations from the community for its annual Outstanding Alumni of the Year Awards.
9 June	New Master degree in English language teaching The range of Education degrees at USC will be extended next semester with the introduction of a Master of TESOL Education.
8 June	Graduates BITE into major health award Two USC Nutrition and Dietetics graduates have been praised for their contribution to a project that won a $750,000 statewide award.
6 June	2,200 children go to University for a day USC will be bursting with keen young writers and readers when 2,200 children attend the primary school day of Voices on the Coast.
6 June	USC sportsman scores American internship A USC Sport and Exercise Science student has won a prestigious internship with the gridiron team at Stanford University in California.
5 June	Festival pulls literacy off the shelf at USC New and traditional storytelling methods will encourage a love of language and literature at the annual Voices on the Coast festival.
3 June	Design students stage Awake Me in Space exhibition A colourful and evocative exhibition of large format prints on paper, canvas and vinyl will open at USC's Art Gallery on Thursday 9 June.
2 June	Study into children's anxiety is making headway A University of the Sunshine Coast psychology research project into a new treatment for anxiety among children is continuing.
2 June	Finance gurus talk economy and carbon The chief economist of BT Financial Group and the “carbon guru” of Westpac will speak at the USC Business Insights Forum on 16 June.
1 June	University to gain $5.45 million to boost research USC will receive $5.45 million in Commonwealth funding over the next three years to help boost its collaborative research efforts.
1 June	Psychology graduate helps foster the carers Megan Scholes gained the first job she applied for after finishing her USC degree and loves her new role as a foster care case worker.
1 June	Environment festival to feature book signing Creative Writing academic Dr Gary Crew and illustrator Aaron Hill will be available to sign their book, Damon, at USC on Sunday 5 June.

May 2011

Date	News release
31 May	Information night for parents of Year 10-12 students USC will hold a free information evening tomorrow for parents of Year 10-12 students who are considering university study.
30 May	USC academic analyses healthy food access Lecturer in Geography Christine Slade has won an invitation to present her paper on food security at a conference in Montana, USA.
30 May	Festival to highlight easy sustainability options Easy ways for people to live more sustainable lifestyles will be the focus of the World Environment Day Festival at USC on Sunday.
27 May	University signs agreement with NDRC USC is working with the National Disability Recruitment Coordinator to streamline its recruitment of staff with disability.
26 May	Talented students gain Rotary scholarships Postgraduate studies into elite swimming, creative writing and business management have earned three USC students scholarships.
24 May	Study skills course to be held in Maryborough The University of the Sunshine Coast will soon hold a study skills course in Maryborough for those considering tertiary education.
24 May	Study skills course to be held in Gympie USC will soon hold a study skills course aimed at helping Gympie and district residents who are considering tertiary education.
24 May	USC gains grants for international development projects Almost $1.5million in AusAID funding will help USC conduct four projects involving Papua, West Papua and Cambodia.
23 May	Screenwriter to inspire at Voices festival at USC An American screenwriter whose work is set to star Al Pacino is now studying Education at USC and will be a Voices festival guest.
20 May	Information night for parents of school students USC will hold a free information evening on Wednesday 1 June for parents of Year 10-12 students who are considering university study.
20 May	USC helps put Face to Buderim celebrations Business students are working on a social media project to help promote Buderim’s 150th anniversary (B150) next year.
19 May	Space Camp trip to boost science education Science education in the region will soon receive a cosmic boost when USC sends three local educators to the NASA Space Camp.
19 May	Minister opens USC's new training facility Federal Minister for Regional Australia Simon Crean has officially opened USC's Engineering and Science Training Facility.
18 May	Nutrition graduate offers food for thought A Bundaberg-bred USC graduate has gained two jobs that are helping guide the dietary habits of her hometown community.
18 May	Turtle mission for Study Abroad student American uni student Holly Burkhardt helped an endangered species as part of her internship through USC and UnderWater World.
17 May	Graduate inspired by science teaching A USC Education graduate who always wanted to teach high school science is now fulfilling her dream at Narangba Valley State High.
17 May	Federal Minister to open new training facility Federal Minister for Regional Australia Simon Crean will officially open USC's Engineering and Science Training Facility.
17 May	Career advice gets speed dating treatment A speed dating approach will be used by USC to help 75 teachers from across the region get the most out of Career Adviser Day.
12 May	Ideal hospital position for Nursing graduate New USC graduate Rebecca van Zanten's health career is in full swing with a full-time job as a registered nurse at Gladstone Base Hospital.
12 May	Doomadgee teachers learn at USC Links between Doomadgee State School and USC have strengthened after workshops for 21 of the school’s teachers at Sippy Downs.
12 May	New building designed for organised 'chaos' USC's latest building has been purpose-built for practical training and research in Civil Engineering and Paramedic Science.
10 May	Graduate paramedic in driver’s seat of career A USC Paramedic Science degree has taken Kirsten Burke from Toowoomba to Townsville to Murgon, into an exciting job she loves.
10 May	Plumbing boss taps potential with EMBA Graduate Mark Wardley gained a promotion at work while completing USC's new Executive Master of Business Administration.
6 May	Two bodies of work open at USC Gallery Two quite different exhibitions, with the common theme of anatomy, are attracting plenty of interest at the USC Gallery.
5 May	Island reef adventure for Tourism students Four USC students will snorkel around Queensland’s most southern coral cay island in an exciting assignment.
4 May	School captain kicks off PR career at USC A soccer player/coach who was 2010 captain of North Lakes State College aims for the top with his USC Public Relations degree.
3 May	Graduates work to help Gympie children Gympie's Child Safety Centre offered jobs to three USC students within months of their final exams in Social Work and/or Counselling.
3 May	Accounting graduate projects career success A USC Business (Accounting) degree has helped launch the project management career of a Banksia Beach graduate.

April 2011

Date	News release
30 April	Gympie residents use TPP to boost careers USC's Tertiary Preparation Pathway program has helped a budding business owner and social worker enrol in their preferred degrees.
30 April	Biology buddies gain USC scholarships Two Gympie State High school friends are now enjoying USC Science studies after receiving Vice-Chancellor's Merit Scholarships.
29 April	Five high-achieving graduates receive medals USC has this year rewarded the efforts of five high-achieving graduates by presenting them with University Medals.
29 April	Vice-Chancellor’s Medals awarded to four staff Four exceptional USC employees were recognised at the 2011 USC Graduation ceremonies for the quality of their service.
28 April	USC information evening for Gympie residents Gympie residents can find out all they need to know about studying at USC on Wednesday 4 May from 5.30pm to 7pm.
27 April	Anatomy on show in new exhibition at USC Illustrator Aaron Hill’s dramatic exhibition The Anatomy of the Incomplete will open at the USC Gallery on Thursday 5 May.
21 April	University to provide study skills course USC will soon hold a study skills course at Maroochydore aimed at helping those who are considering tertiary education.
21 April	Indonesian Ambassador praises USC's work in Papua USC has received high praise from the Indonesian Ambassador to Australia, His Excellency Primo Alui Joelianto.
20 April	University gears up for two graduation ceremonies USC will be abuzz all today as it stages, for the first time, two Graduation ceremonies in one day.
19 April	Rainforest hero to receive Honorary Doctorate A rainforest saviour from the international political sphere will receive a special award tomorrow during USC's Graduation ceremony.
15 April	Qantas Qld boss shares tips with USC students The Regional General Manager of Qantas in Queensland inspired a lecture of International Marketing students at Sippy Downs.
15 April	Fish experts land Honorary Doctorates Freshwater fish experts Hamar and Mary Midgley will receive Honorary Doctorates during a special ceremony on Monday 18 April.
14 April	Creative Writing student creates next chapter in career William Douglas, who gained a grade point average of 6.9 out of 7 while nurturing campus culture, will receive two USC honours.
14 April	Podiatrist uses EMBA to boost business A Buderim podiatry practice owner has used USC's new executive degree to lead her firm successfully through the global financial crisis.
14 April	Theresa wins six awards at Business ceremony Business student Theresa Tobin has won six prizes at USC’s annual Faculty of Business Awards Ceremony.
14 April	Rotarian of 35 years will be Senior Fellow Bill Dethlefs, who counts a reduction in deaths from malaria as one of his collaborative achievements, will receive a top USC honour.
13 April	Nutrition graduate to receive top USC medal Fiona Finnegan will receive one of two Chancellor’s Medals for academic work and contribution to campus life and the community.
12 April	Honorary award for environmental educator Environmental educator Beverly Hand will become an Honorary Senior Fellow at the USC Graduation ceremony on 20 April.
11 April	Awards to connect businesses and top students Leading Sunshine Coast and national businesses will be on the lookout for star recruits at the Faculty of Business Awards ceremony.
10 April	Former Premier boosts property research A donation organised through former Queensland Premier Mike Ahern AO will help USC students conduct property economics research.
7 April	USC award for horticulture guru Valerie Zwart OAM will become an Honorary Senior Fellow at the University's Graduation Ceremony on Wednesday 20 April.
7 April	Paul Thomas to become emeritus professor USC is about to bestow a special honour on its founding Vice-Chancellor Paul Thomas AM, who retired in June last year.
7 April	Wildlife activist named Senior Fellow Jill Chamberlain OAM, president of the local branch of the Wildlife Preservation Society, will become a USC Honorary Senior Fellow.
6 April	Two Graduation ceremonies on 20 April USC will continue its expansion of Graduation ceremonies this year to keep pace with an increasing number of graduates.
6 April	Fruit and nut experience for American intern An American biochemistry student is getting a crash course in regional agriculture while studying at USC.
4 April	Warfare metaphors may counter health efforts Doctors need to rethink the military-style language they use when talking to patients about illnesses, according to a visiting academic.

March 2011

Date	News release
31 March	USC teams ready for Relay For Life Thirty-three teams are set to take part in the inaugural USC Relay For Life at the University's sports stadium on April 1-2.
31 March	Arts/Business student awarded scholarship A USC student combining a love of history and business will benefit from Australian South Sea Islander Community Foundation funding.
30 March	Community to celebrate multicultural campus Students from at least 10 countries will share their cultures, customs and cuisines at USC's Harmony Day this Thursday 31 March.
30 March	Winning spaghetti bridge carries 68kg load Spontaneous applause greeted the winners of USC's inaugural spaghetti bridge competition following an exciting contest.
29 March	Fitness researcher spreads word to industry USC Post Doctoral Research Fellow Dr Mark McKean will present findings on exercise and nutrition to hundreds of fitness professionals.
25 March	USC researcher surprised by property findings A Property Economics and Development student’s project on the use of technology in valuing houses has earned publication.
25 March	Hundreds attend USC’s annual Careers Fair About 800 students attended the University of the Sunshine Coast’s fourth annual Careers Fair on campus yesterday.
25 March	Exhibition features drawings by top artists Works by some of Australia’s top drawing artists are now on display at the USC Gallery as part of a touring exhibition.
24 March	Tree art tribute to USC academic A six-metre-high wooden sculpture on the Isle of Wight in England has been named after Phyllis Araneo of USC.
24 March	USC to hit symbolic switch for environment USC's commitment to implementing and promoting best practice in sustainability will be reflected during Earth Hour on 26 March.
23 March	Pool challenge for University graduates The concrete structure is finished, now USC's pool-in-progress is the focus of a fundraising project called the USC Alumni Challenge.
23 March	Engineering students battle for spaghetti bridge honour Civil Engineering students are gearing up to compete in USC’s inaugural spaghetti bridge competition.
22 March	University opens impressive $55,000 Bike Hub The University of the Sunshine Coast has opened an impressive Bike Hub in a bid to encourage alternatives to car use.
22 March	Space Camp is a big step for local science education USC is about to send two local educators off to NASA Space Camp in a bid to boost science teaching in the region.
21 March	HR expert to speak about business leadership A business development series designed to build entrepreneurial leadership skills will begin on 24 March at USC's Innovation Centre.
21 March	Noosa lake research earns funding Two USC Honours students will work with nuclear scientists at Lucas Heights as part of research into the Noosa River catchment.
17 March	Exhibition features top entries in national drawing contest A touring exhibition of the Jacaranda Acquisitive Drawing Award Exhibition will open at USC Gallery on Thursday 24 March.
17 March	Students to meet potential employers at fair More than 27 local, state and national employers will meet talented USC students at the USC Careers Fair on 24 March.
16 March	New environment group targets coffee break A dozen Environmental Science students encourage others interested in conservation to join a new campus group called USC ECO,
16 March	University to open impressive Bike Hub USC will unveil another link in its chain of initiatives to encourage alternatives to car use with the opening of a Bike Hub tomorrow.
16 March	Scholarship for youngest of USC family trio A 17-year-old who has joined her mother and sister as USC students has received a $6,000 scholarship.
11 March	New Deputy Vice-Chancellor has an eye for detail Focussing on the detail comes quite naturally for the University of the Sunshine Coast’s new Deputy Vice-Chancellor Birgit Lohmann.
10 March	Graduate takes centre court on Palm Island A USC Communication graduate will team up with Australian netball legend Vicki Wilson to inspire more Palm Island girls to take up sport.
9 March	Basketballer is USC’s Greatest Female Athlete Emma McKenzie, 20, took victory in today's University of the Sunshine Coast “Greatest Female Athlete” competition.
8 March	Outstanding sportswomen take their marks The inaugural USC “Greatest Female Athlete” Competition will be held from 9am to 11am on Wednesday 9 March.
8 March	Meninga backs USC student teachers USC preservice teachers will have rugby league's Mal Meninga onside when he visits on 9 March to expand an education program.
7 March	USC to celebrate International Women’s Day The University of the Sunshine Coast will hold a special event tomorrow to mark the 100th International Women's Day.
7 March	USC runs annual tertiary showcase for youth More than 3,000 Year 12 students from Caloundra to Gympie will learn about their tertiary options at a group event organised by USC.
4 March	USC siblings start group to debate hot topics A brother and sister will launch a wide-ranging discussion group for USC students at 4.30pm on Tuesday 8 March at the Uni Club.
3 March	University offers school students a Headstart USC will hold an information evening about its award-winning Headstart program on Wednesday 16 March.
2 March	Major scholarship for student aiming to teach James Baker has received a $12,000 Renouf Family Scholarship at USC to help pursue his ambition to be a primary school teacher.
1 March	Swim star starts Communication degree Rising Australian swim star Tessa Wallace is “testing the waters” of tertiary education after enrolling to study part-time at USC.
1 March	Academic cites tourism potential of Mardi Gras A USC Lecturer researching ways of marketing to subcultures says Coast tourism can benefit from Sydney’s annual Mardi Gras.

February 2011

Date	News release
28 February	Battle for USC’s Greatest Female Athlete Which sport produces the fittest athlete? Find out when USC holds a new competition for students who are also elite sportswomen.
24 February	Budding scientist receives new scholarship A Glass House Mountains 17-year-old aiming to work in medical research has received USC's first Jalarema Indigenous Scholarship.
23 February	Tasmanian high achiever gains scholarship Frances Weichelt, of Burnie, has started her USC Nursing Science degree after receiving a $12,000 Renouf Family Scholarship.
23 February	Business forums help Coast grow economy A high-level business networking series kicks off for 2011 on Tuesday 1 March at USC's Innovation Centre.
22 February	Blackall teenager studies to help youth Bonita Lawrence will use a $12,000 Tim Fairfax Regional Scholarship to pursue a psychology career through USC.
22 February	Scholarship boost for Warwick student Warwick State High's Shanarah O’Leary has received a $12,000 Tim Fairfax Regional Scholarship to study Nutrition and Dietetics.
21 February	Science students dominate Great Court Race If there’s a science to doing well in USC's annual Great Court Race, it seems the university’s science students are on to it.
21 February	Psychology study to reduce kids’ anxiety How to treat children's anxiety will be the focus of a Masters Research Project starting in March at USC.
17 February	Student paramedics work to ease trauma Four Paramedic Science students have dealt with emergencies and disasters from Cairns to Deception Bay during work placements.
16 February	*Official opening for canchant* exhibition** An Institute of Modern Art touring exhibition, cantchant, will be officially opened at the USC Gallery at 6pm tomorrow.
15 February	Students are set for Great Court Race USC will hold its popular Great Court Race on Wednesday 16 February at 12.30pm, weather permitting.
15 February	U-pass creates buzz during Orientation “U-pass” was the word on everyone’s lips today as USC's Orientation Week activities began in earnest.
14 February	University to launch nation's first U-pass scheme USC will tomorrow launch an innovative scheme designed to significantly boost public transport use among students.
14 February	High achievers gain $12,000 scholarships Eight high-achieving students who are starting at USC this semester have received $12,000 Academic Excellence scholarships.
14 February	Graduate cricketer goes in to bat for juniors USC Sport and Industry graduate and first grade cricketer Joel Hamilton is nurturing the next generation of talent on the pitch.
14 February	Orientation gets into full swing at USC Thousands of students are set to enjoy their first taste of university life tomorrow as USC's Orientation Week gets into full swing.
12 February	Talented new students to receive scholarships USC will present scholarships totalling almost $450,000 to 67 talented new students on the first day of Orientation Week.
11 February	Scientists add punch to Greatest Athlete contest The work of two USC sport scientists will feature in Series 3 of Rexona Australia’s Greatest Athlete, which begins on Sunday.
11 February	Champion to launch new pole vault pit at USC Commonwealth Games gold medallist Alana Boyd will help launch a high performance pole vault pit at USC.
11 February	Marine researchers find aggression pheromone A USC researcher has helped discover the reproductive chemical that makes male squid fight each other.
10 February	American professor to promote 'just sustainability' Professor Julian Agyeman will deliver a public lecture at USC about the link between social justice and the environment.
10 February	University to welcome 3,200 new students USC will next week officially welcome its largest group of new students and celebrate a major milestone in its growth.
9 February	USC holds farewell event for retiring Dean The University held a special send-off today for retiring Dean of the Faculty of Science, Health and Education Professor Rod Simpson.
9 February	Study skills course on offer at Caloundra USC will launch a six-week study skills course on Tuesday 8 March to help adults who are considering tertiary education.
8 February	Chemistry expert to become catalyst for research Professor of Chemistry Roland De Marco has started work this month as USC’s inaugural Pro Vice-Chancellor for Research.
8 February	Sport scientist wins Lecturer of Year award A USC Senior Lecturer in Sports Biomechanics has been voted among the top 10 lecturers in Australia for 2010.
4 February	Graduate stages flood relief fundraiser in Sydney Communication graduate Sara Bray recently held a gala fundraiser in Sydney for Queensland flood relief and raised $60,000.
3 February	Students recycle clothes to help environment A fashion frenzy during USC Orientation Week will benefit charity, the environment and students’ hip pockets.
3 February	Green light for Australian-first Uni go card USC is about to trial an Australian-first scheme aimed at significantly boosting public transport use among students.
3 February	USC unaffected by cyclone or flood events The operations of USC have not been affected by Cyclone Yasi in North Queensland, nor by recent flooding in south-east Queensland.
1 February	Occupational therapy attracts Toowoomba teen A community-minded teenager interested in improving people’s health will use her OP2 to study Occupational Therapy at USC.

January 2011

Date	News release
31 January	TPP student gains scholarship for dream degree Monique Morgan has used USC's Tertiary Preparation Pathway program to gain entry to a Psychology degree.
28 January	USC joins major health project partnership USC has become a partner in a major project that will greatly expand the region’s health training and research facilities.
27 January	Exhibition casts critical eye on beach culture An exhibition by Aboriginal artist Vernon Ah Kee will be on display at the USC Gallery from 3 February to 19 March.
27 January	School dux launches into engineering degree Mountain Creek State High School dux Tim Burke will soon start a degree in Civil Engineering at USC.
25 January	Sport, media stars to inspire top students Steven Bradbury and Tony Jones will be key speakers when USC hosts the 2011 Golden Key Asia-Pacific Regional Conference.
24 January	OP2 student pursues the art of science Last year's school captain of Burnside State High will be drawing on multiple talents when he starts a USC science degree.
21 January	Scientist captivated by microbial cultures USC microbiologist Dr Ipek Kurtboke has been elected vice-president of the World Federation for Culture Collections.
20 January	School sports captain signs up for sporty degree Mountain Creek State High School’s former sports captain, Stuart Stevenson, will soon start a degree at USC that suits him to a tee.
19 January	Adjunct Professor receives global futurist award Sohail Inayatullah has been recognised by international peers for his work in educating organisations on what the future holds.
18 January	Top student gets down to Business at USC Courtney Angel, who topped her high school business class and received an OP2, is eager to start her Bachelor of Arts/Business.
17 January	Graduate becomes AsiaLIFE's deputy editor A USC graduate working in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, recently became the deputy editor of AsiaLIFE magazine.
16 January	Nursing Science is most popular degree The Bachelor of Nursing Science has continued its reign as USC's most sought-after study program.
16 January	University makes more than 2,700 offers More than 2,700 people have been offered places in degree programs at USC starting Semester 1, 2011.
14 January	USC pool construction progressing well Contractors today poured the concrete floor for the University of the Sunshine Coast’s Olympic swimming pool.
14 January	QTAC applications and offers information delayed Due to flooding in Brisbane, prospective Australian students are advised that information on offers from QTAC has been delayed.
13 January	USC helps teachers boost computer literacy Teacher training provided by USC is helping boost the computer literacy of young school students in remote areas.
13 January	Students sign up for USC Relay For Life Teams of students have already started signing up for the inaugural USC Relay For Life to be held on April 1-2.
12 January	University returns to normal operations USC has returned to normal operations following several days of heavy rain in the region.
12 January	USC reopens after severe weather passes The University of the Sunshine Coast has reopened today following the cancellation of severe weather warnings for the region.
11 January	University closed due to severe weather The University of the Sunshine Coast closed for business today at 2pm due to severe weather conditions across the region.

December 2010

Date	News release
21 December	University to close during festive season USC will be closed during the festive season and will reopen on Tuesday 4 January.
16 December	Researcher investigates why fish feel the heat A USC Environmental Science graduate has travelled as far as Seattle and Tasmania to study Atlantic salmon.
15 December	Student gains bursary for Fiji eco-project Amy Lalonde has returned from three weeks in Fiji examining coastal zone management and climate change.
14 December	Laura’s island stay studies palm tree DNA A USC student has climbed mountains on Lord Howe Island to complete her Honours research into a vulnerable palm tree.
10 December	Student snaps up north Queensland job offer Working in the remote town of Pormpuraaw has opened several doors for USC pre-service teacher Simone Harkin.
9 December	USC tree scientist achieves breakthrough A breakthrough by a PhD student in propagating tropical hardwood trees has great potential for both industry and the environment.
8 December	Trainee teacher in spotlight at awards night USC pre-service teacher Ebonie Humbert has received a special award for her enthusiastic approach to her rural placement.
8 December	Lawyer turns nurse with help of USC degree A former lawyer has used her Nursing Science degree to change careers and starts work this week at Townsville Hospital.
7 December	Honours students scope out medical careers Two budding doctors have used their Science studies at the USC to win places in the competitive national field of medicine.
6 December	Professor rolls up to teach budding entrepreneurs Dean of Business Professor Evan Douglas is using a Segway as a teaching tool to explain entrepreneurism to USC students.
3 December	Last-minute advice on study options for 2011 USC will hold its annual Options Evening on Monday 20 December to provide last-minute advice for those intending to study in 2011.
2 December	USC researcher finds strength in bodysculpting A PhD student researching femininity and bodysculpting has earned a scholarship from The Australian Sociological Association.
1 December	USC first for International student safety International students have ranked USC highly in an annual study of 29 Australian universities.

November 2010

Date	News release
30 November	University earns new award for disability services USC's concerted efforts in providing access for people with disabilities earned high acclaim last week.
29 November	Summer courses jump in popularity at USC Almost 1,300 USC students will be hitting the books as well as the beach this summer.
26 November	Global executive banks on USC degree An International Business graduate commutes from the Sunshine Coast to Singapore and Scotland in a high-flying career change.
26 November	Co-op Bookshop at USC wins national award The Co-op Bookshop at the University of the Sunshine Coast has won a national award for outstanding performance and service.
26 November	Indigenous art exhibition on display at Gallery A stunning exhibition of Aboriginal paintings, barks and sculptures is now on display at the USC Art Gallery.
25 November	Business student makes fashion sense A budding entrepreneur has his first online company up and running before graduating from his Business degree at USC.
25 November	Knight to deliver science education lecture A scientist who was this year knighted for his services to education in the United Kingdom will deliver a public lecture at USC.
23 November	Planning student gets eco-job in Germany A USC student who has just finished her Regional and Urban Planning degree is set to launch her career as an intern in Germany.
22 November	University farewells long-serving academic The University of the Sunshine Coast has held a special farewell event for one of its longest-serving academics, Professor Pam Dyer.
22 November	Bursary boosts Casey's Nursing studies A USC student intent on helping others through nursing has received a helping hand of her own from the War Widows Guild Maroochydore.
19 November	Professor to nurture state’s sport stars A USC sport scientist has been appointed to the Queensland Academy of Sport board to guide the development of elite athletes.
18 November	Grant to help Coast students learn Indonesian USC has won a $309,851 Commonwealth grant to promote the teaching and learning of Indonesian in local schools.
17 November	Exhibition of Indigenous artwork at USC Gallery A special edition of a touring exhibition of Aboriginal paintings, barks and sculptures is about to open at the USC Gallery.
16 November	USC students visit Africa to care for sick Eight Nursing Science students and their lecturer will spend Christmas caring for children with HIV/AIDS in Africa.
16 November	Book launch for USC Education academic Associate Professor Michael Nagel, who links theory and research with the realities of working with children, launches his fourth book.
15 November	Kangaroo research features on Totally Wild A USC science student’s research into the genetic diversity of kangaroos has featured on a Channel Ten television program.
12 November	Seasoned Design student winners announced Graduating Design students at USC have launched an exhibition called Seasoned at the University’s Art Gallery.
12 November	USC trainee teachers embark on road trip USC responded to the future need for more teachers in rural and remote locations by organising an road trip for Education students.
11 November	Surf champ inducted into Sports Hall of Fame Maroochydore surf lifesaving champion Steven Short has been inducted into the Sunshine Coast Sports Hall of Fame at USC.
11 November	Coast leaders gather to establish What Works Business, government, academic and other community leaders will meet for the inaugural “What Works” conference at USC.
11 November	USC presents tourism e-marketing workshop An international expert in online marketing will speak at a workshop for tourism businesses hosted by the Faculty of Business.
11 November	Seasoned students spice up design portfolios Advanced level Design students will today present their portfolios of digital design in an exciting exhibition called Seasoned.
10 November	Master-planning a winner for PhD student A USC student researching job creation in master-planned communities has won the Three Minute Thesis event.
10 November	Minister to launch USC pool construction Queensland’s Minister for Sport and Child Safety Phil Reeves will officially launch construction of USC's Olympic swimming pool.
10 November	Coast sporting identity to be honoured The Sunshine Coast Sports Hall of Fame will hold its annual induction ceremony at USC tomorrow night.
9 November	Women in Science earn bursaries The dedication of two USC Environmental Science students has been recognised with bursaries from the Zonta Club of Noosa.
8 November	University to showcase exciting research Cutting-edge research by USC academics will be showcased at the 4th annual University Research Conference starting tomorrow.
5 November	Economist links education and prosperity The Coast's prosperity relies largely on developing a highly-skilled workforce, an economist will tell a conference at USC this week.
4 November	Plenty of spice in Design students’ exhibition Advanced level Design students will present their portfolios of digital design and commercial graphic art in an exhibition called Seasoned.
3 November	USC to hold postgraduate information event The University of the Sunshine Coast will hold a Postgraduate Information Evening on Wednesday 10 November.
3 November	Australian String Quartet to play at University A concert by the Australian String Quartet at USC on Tuesday 16 November will help raise funds for an Olympic pool at the University.
2 November	Researchers sharpen wits for battle of brevity USC will hold its first Three Minute Thesis competition final as part of its annual University Research Conference on 9-10 November.
1 November	Deep sea ecosystems at risk: new research A five-year project led by a USC researcher has raised a red flag about the effects of human impacts on deep sea mountains.

October 2010

Date	News release
29 October	Triathlete is USC’s Sportsperson of the Year Bachelor of Science Honours student and triathlete Brodie Gardner has become USC's 2010 Sportsperson of the Year.
28 October	USC to present sporting ‘Blues’ to students Students who have excelled at high-level sporting events will be honoured at tomorrow's Sports Award Ceremony on campus.
27 October	USC paves way for sustainability Academics and industry will hold a seminar at USC to discuss how permeable pavement can change the urban landscape.
26 October	'What Works’ conference targets growth The Sunshine Coast will examine economic and jobs strategies used in other regions at a conference on 12 November at USC.
25 October	USC to boost eco-tourism in Cambodia The University is set to help Cambodia kick-start a new eco-tourism industry involving sun, sand and shopping.
22 October	USC launches its own television news studio Journalism studies at USC took a huge leap forward today with the official launch of the University's own television studio.
21 October	Students to celebrate national Occupational Therapy week Occupational Therapy students at USC have organised an awareness campaign for national OT week from 25-29 October.
21 October	University to run study skills course in hinterland USC will soon start a study skills course aimed at helping hinterland residents who are considering tertiary education.
20 October	Class of 2000 to celebrate 10-year reunion Graduates of USC's class of 2000 will return to Sippy Downs for their 10-year reunion on Saturday 30 October.
19 October	Butterfield among cream of crop in league A 22-year-old USC Sport and Exercise Science student is selected for the Australian Universities Rugby League team to tour Europe.
15 October	National recognition for water testing facility USC's Analytical Services has achieved sparkling results in gaining accreditation from the National Association of Testing Authorities.
14 October	Students show value of multiculturalism A former German model and a designer from Jordan are among a group of USC Public Relations students behind a new awards event.
13 October	USC helps Zarah fulfil teaching dream From Caboolture to Gladstone via remote Fiji, Zarah Dare has used her USC degree to achieve her teaching dream.
13 October	Health students inspired by Cambodia Three USC students have worked to reduce illness among Cambodians in a village with an arsenic-tainted water supply.
12 October	New high school teacher Julie inspired by study An Arts/Education graduate encourages other mature-aged students to follow their dreams by attending a USC Return to Study event.
11 October	University gears up for Ride to Work Day The University of the Sunshine Coast is urging students and staff to join in the national Ride to Work Day on Wednesday 13 October.
8 October	Global urban strategist visits campus Renowned urban development expert Jeb Brugmann is speaking to USC staff and students on his only Australian trip this year.
7 October	Business students coordinate Walk for Daniel Two Business students are helping organise an annual event to raise child safety awareness.
7 October	University to hold Return to Study evening USC will hold its annual Return to Study evening on Wednesday 20 October from 6.30-8.30pm.
7 October	USC touch team wins bronze at University Games USC's mixed touch team claimed a bronze medal at the Australian University Games in Perth last week.
6 October	Former police officer studies for seachange Studying an MBA at the University of the Sunshine Coast has proven life-changing for a former officer and his family.
6 October	USC helps Tenneille gain tourism jobs A USC Business (Tourism) student became a marketing executive at Mint Resorts & Apartments before she even graduated.
6 October	Public Relations students to stage fashion parade A fashion parade at USC tomorrow will provide a sneak peek at the latest clothing trends ahead of the annual music festival season.
3 October	Education students in mentoring program Rugby league great Steve Price is kick-starting a mentoring program at Kawana Waters State College involving USC students.
1 October	Richard engineers new future with USC A decision to study civil engineering eight years after finishing high school has set Buderim’s Richard Padilla on an exciting career path.
1 October	USC holds second Graduation ceremony for 2010 A crowd of about 1,000 graduands and guests attended USC's inaugural Semester 2 Graduation ceremony tonight.

September 2010

Date	News release
30 September	USC to honour Indigenous artist and educator Indigenous artist and educator Lyndon Davis will become an Honorary Senior Fellow of the University on Friday night.
30 September	Gaming designer earns Medal for Engagement Creating computer games to help boost the safety of children has earned Dr Christian Jones a new USC award.
29 September	Award-winning staff to feature on Wall of Fame USC will celebrate the success of six award-winning academics with a special Wall of Fame breakfast tomorrow.
28 September	Scientist appointed to USC executive Molecular physicist Professor Birgit Lohmann has been appointed the University of the Sunshine Coast’s new Deputy Vice-Chancellor.
27 September	Academic edits book to help businesses Associate Professor Don Kerr has edited a book aimed at helping businesses to minimise online security threats.
24 September	Author brings inquiring minds to USC Professor Yoland Wadsworth, a best-selling author of books on social research, will give a public lecture at USC on 6 October.
22 September	Second graduation ceremony highlights growth USC will, for the first time in its 15-year history, hold a second semester graduation ceremony this year.
21 September	USC helps netballers shoot for glory About 130 young regional representative netballers are being tested by a USC team as part of a talent identification program.
20 September	Design students get creative in contest A cylinder of vodka foam and a can of shaving foam have earned national product design kudos for two USC students.
17 September	Social work scholar to present public lecture Acclaimed social work scholar Professor Jan Fook will deliver a public lecture at USC on Wednesday 29 September.
16 September	USC artist's work on show in New York USC academic and artist Kevin Todd will officially open his own exhibition in New York on 23 September.
16 September	Exhibition features art from across Queensland An exhibition of art from Queensland’s regional gallery and university collections will open at USC Gallery on 23 September.
15 September	USC alumni share success stories Graduates now working in health, business and the arts shared their success stories at the 2010 Outstanding Alumni of the Year.
15 September	Fish oil researcher makes splash in journal A USC Accelerated Honours student who analysed dietary supplements has published her first scientific paper at 19.
15 September	Dietition has plenty on plate at Delhi Games A USC academic is heading to India to conduct research into what foods are eaten by athletes at the Commonwealth Games in Delhi.
14 September	USC targets rural teacher shortage Education students will discuss their rural work placements at a conference with delegates from as far as Canada on 15-17 Sept.
13 September	Outstanding graduates to receive awards USC will honour three high-achieving graduates at its annual Outstanding Alumni of the Year Awards ceremony tomorrow.
10 September	Student to help Whitsundays plan future An award-winning 24-year-old USC student will become a planning officer with the Whitsunday Council before he graduates this year.
10 September	USC outlines property issues on Fraser Coast Professor Mike Hefferan will lead a course in Hervey Bay for people in the property and development industries on 14 September.
9 September	Mixed emotions at USC awards presentation Emotions are likely to run high at USC's Semester 2 Scholarships, Bursaries and Prizes Presentation Ceremony tomorrow.
8 September	Athletes aim high for National University Games Eighteen USC students have set their sights on sporting glory at the Australian University Games in Perth later this month.
8 September	Creative minds collaborate on new book Doctor of Creative Arts student Aaron Hill is working with USC academic Gary Crew on an illustrated book for young adults.
7 September	Scholar to speak on human rights, democracy Social work scholar Professor Jim Ife will present a public lecture about human rights and democracy at USC tomorrow.
6 September	Children to help train teachers at USC Education students at USC will put the theory that “children are the best teachers” to the test in a joint project with Siena College.
6 September	Have your say in housing choices survey USC is running an online survey to help gather the views of Sunshine Coast residents on housing choice issues in the region.
3 September	USC attends Brisbane Writers Festival An illustrator working with USC academic Dr Gary Crew on a book for young adults will speak at the Brisbane Writers Festival.
2 September	Outstanding alumni to receive awards Three graduates will be honoured at USC's annual Outstanding Alumni of the Year Awards ceremony on 14 September.
2 September	University to hold Headstart information evening USC will outline its award-winning Headstart program for senior high school students on Wednesday 8 September.
2 September	Scientist to attend Olympics anniversary celebration USC sports scientist Professor Brendan Burkett is set to attend the 10-year anniversary of the Sydney Olympic Games.
1 September	Education students to help promote literacy Education students will hone their teaching skills while helping children read as part of a Simultaneous Storytelling initiative.

August 2010

Date	News release
31 August	Research to boost physical activity of mums Ground-breaking research by a PhD student at USC aims to help pregnant women and new mothers become more physically active.
30 August	Journalism student wins State media award USC journalism graduate Alice Campion has won a prestigious media award and landed full-time work at the same time.
27 August	National treasure to discuss business morality The relationship between morality and business will be the hot topic at the next USC Business Professionals Forum on 31 August.
26 August	Journalism trio in battle for State media award Three journalism classmates from USC will be friendly rivals at the 2010 Queensland Clarion Awards in Brisbane on Saturday.
25 August	Awards to inspire Creative Generation artists Prestigious awards will be presented to some talented Year 12 visual arts and design students at an exhibition opening at USC.
24 August	Environmental Science student shows flair for fashion A former fashion buyer now studying Environmental Science at USC aims to improve the clothing industry’s sustainability.
24 August	Headstart scholarships to honour 19 students USC will honour 19 high-achieving high school students from across the region at its annual Headstart Scholarships awards night.
23 August	USC television commercial features research A new commercial for the University of the Sunshine Coast is now being shown on Sunshine Coast television stations.
19 August	Young scientists to present research at USC Some of the brightest young scientists from the Sunshine Coast will compete in the USC Science Investigation Awards.
19 August	Open Day opens door for study opportunities There were some pleasant surprises in store for Julieanne France of Caloundra when she attended USC's 2010 Open Day.
18 August	Sculptor carves new niche through study A USC psychology student who’s a former professional sculptor has turned his hand to co-authoring a textbook in Japan.
18 August	Business textbook co-author wins national award A business textbook co-authored by USC's Associate Professor Kathy Lynch has won a national publishing award.
17 August	USC exhibition to highlight Creative Generation Artwork by high school students from across the Sunshine Coast region will feature at the USC Gallery from 26 August.
16 August	Technology project to boost student learning USC is jumping at the chance to display how technology can be used to enhance student learning through its eLEAP project.
12 August	Psychology student lands job after internship Master of Psychology student Chris Martin has landed work with Gympie Mental Health Service after completing an internship there.
12 August	University survey to assess housing choices USC will launch an online survey next week to assist research into the housing choices of Coast residents.
12 August	Forum to focus on civil engineering needs of region The future civil engineering needs of the Sunshine Coast will be in the spotlight at a special forum at USC on Friday 13 August.
11 August	Symposium aims to boost Indigenous education The University of the Sunshine Coast will host the 4th annual Indigenous Education Symposium from 16-20 August.
11 August	Hailey hailed as ‘new face of firefighting’ USC student Hailey Szoke, 20, has been described as the "new face of firefighting” on the Sunshine Coast.
11 August	Human rights advocate to attend symposium An internationally-renowned human rights advocate will attend at a special Community Collaboration Symposium at USC.
10 August	University gains five stars for teaching quality USC has again gained recognition for its high teaching quality with the release of the 2011 Good Universities Guide this week.
10 August	USC to hold first Learning and Teaching Week National and international guests will address USC’s inaugural Learning and Teaching Week from 16-20 August.
9 August	Child care centre to be built at USC campus USC has welcomed news that the Federal and State governments will help fund the establishment of a child care centre on campus.
6 August	USC to offer Early Childhood Education degree The University of the Sunshine Coast will introduce a Bachelor of Early Childhood Education in 2011.
6 August	Public Relations student helps dish out 'Dirt!' USC Public Relations student Erin Pyers is promoting a series of films in her work for a local company, Food Matters.
5 August	Thousands expected at USC’s annual Open Day Cooking demonstrations and a mock trial will be among the activities at USC's annual Open Day on Sunday 15 August.
4 August	Graduate Kelsie thrives at tax time A USC Business degree has taken 20-year-old Kelsie Fahey from Gympie to Noosa to Brisbane, straight into a great accountancy job.
3 August	Facility to boost Engineering and Paramedic Science A $5 million facility is being built on campus to give Engineering and Paramedic Science students a place to really get their hands dirty.

July 2010

Date	News release
30 July	USC provides training for Indonesian teachers Twenty experienced teachers from the Indonesian province of Papua are undertaking specialised training at USC.
29 July	Nursing Science student receives bursary A Buderim mother-of-two and dedicated surf life saver has received a bursary towards her goal of saving lives as a registered nurse.
29 July	School students to become immersed in language Almost 150 students from nine high schools will speak nothing but Japanese at a special language immersion day at USC.
28 July	USC students among Brightest Young Minds Chelsea Hopkins-Allan and Michael Hanish have recently returned from the national Brightest Young Minds summit in Sydney.
27 July	Students achieve clean sweep in media awards category Three USC journalism students are finalists in one category of the 2010 Queensland Media Awards, to be judged in late August.
26 July	South Africans see positive signs for conservation USC's emphasis on promoting conservation communication across many of its study programs has impressed visitors from South Africa.
24 July	Workshop to help Coast community collaborate USC will soon host a symposium that could lead to community and business projects that were never thought possible previously.
23 July	Exhibitions focus on the beauty of nature Two stunning exhibitions that focus on the surprising beauty of nature have opened at the USC Gallery.
22 July	USC develops stronger links with South Africa Key personnel from South African National Parks will deliver a public lecture at USC from noon-1pm on Monday 26 July.
21 July	Exercise Science student wins annual foot race Clinical Exercise Science student Aaron Turner has won the ninth annual Great Court Race at the University of the Sunshine Coast.
20 July	Students gear up for Great Court Race USC will hold its popular Great Court Race on Wednesday 21 July as a highlight of its Semester 2 Orientation activities.
19 July	University puts priority on car pooling The University of the Sunshine Coast has today launched priority parking for staff and students who car pool.
16 July	USC staff, students address literary festival From truth in literature to climate change to Steve Irwin, USC staff and students will present diverse topics at the Reality Bites festival.
15 July	Midyear Orientation set to kick off About 1,400 new students are ready for a mix of social and informative events at Semester 2 Orientation next week.
15 July	Accounting expertise adds up for Lecturer of Year USC's Dr Monte Wynder has been named Accounting/ Finance Lecturer of the Year across Australia and New Zealand.
14 July	Gallery art focuses on nature's delights The surprising beauty of nature is the link between two new exhibitions to be held at the USC Gallery from 22 July.
13 July	Industry partnership for Biomedical Science students Students of USC's new Clinical Trial Management course are part of an Australian-first industry training link for undergraduates.
13 July	Games cheers for determined USC teams The women’s volleyball final of the 2010 Northern University Games was an ankle-twisting as well as nail-biting event for USC.
8 July	USC takes careers ideas on the road Budding students can find out about more than 100 USC degrees at six upcoming regional expos starting with Tanawha on 20 July.
7 July	Researcher offers fitness tips to China Dr Mark McKean will present at the 2010 Fitness China Convention in Beijing and has co-authored a book for Chinese fitness instructors.
6 July	National awards for six academics USC has repeated last year's record six awards in the prestigious ALTC citations, with our six outstanding academics announced.
6 July	USC features at tertiary expo in Brisbane Staff and students will explain USC's programs and services to potential students at an expo in Brisbane on 17-18 July.
2 July	Student among Australia's Brightest Young Minds Regional and Urban Planning student Michael Hanisch has been invited to attend the Brightest Young Minds Foundation Summit.
1 July	Chancellor says he's chuffed about portrait USC's Chancellor John Dobson could not hide his delight when he helped unveil a large portrait of himself at the Chancellery this week.
1 July	Professor to offer tips for business people USC’s Dean of Business Professor Evan Douglas will be a panellist at a special forum for business people at USC on Tuesday 13 July.

June 2010

Date	News release
30 June	American academics discuss global resources Two visiting US academics will present workshops and a public lecture at USC on topics such as fisheries and climate change.
29 June	Students develop export plans for Caloundra business Eight USC students have been nominated for a Statewide award for their projects to help a pet food business expand into Europe.
28 June	Graduate encourages end to binge drinking A USC Communication graduate is using skills developed in his degree to shift the nation's dysfunctional drinking culture.
24 June	Top athletes gear up for Northern University Games USC's finest athletes are proudly donning their jerseys in readiness for the 2010 Northern University Games in Toowoomba from July 4-7.
23 June	Gold Medal architects to speak at USC USC will host the only regional stop on the 2010 Gold Medal tour of nationally-renowned architects Lindsay and Kerry Clare.
21 June	Student event donates to rescue helicopter A community event organised by USC Public Relations students has raised $1,500 for the AGL Action Rescue Helicopter.
17 June	Australian of the Year to address summit at USC Australian of the Year Professor Patrick McGorry will be the special guest speaker at the inaugural national Mental Health Summit.
16 June	Academic to put science fiction in spotlight at festival A USC academic who has just finished writing his own science fiction novel will be a presenter at the Noosa Longweekend Festival 2010.
15 June	Child behaviour seminar to help parents and teachers USC will hold a seminar on neurological development to help parents and teachers better understand the behaviour of children.
11 June	Fond farewell for USC's founding Vice-Chancellor The University of the Sunshine Coast today marked the end of an era as its founding Vice-Chancellor Professor Paul Thomas AM retired.
11 June	Design students stage exhibition at USC Gallery A crowd of about 350 people attended the opening of a colourful and evocative exhibition at the USC Gallery last night.
10 June	Student shows skill in share trading contest A USC Business student has finished in the top one per cent of a national share trading competition run by J.P. Morgan.
10 June	USC students help provide food for needy There’ll be food on the table this winter for many needy residents following a concerted effort by a team of USC students.
8 June	USC academic to lead 1,700 property professionals Professor Mike Hefferan has been appointed to an influential position in Queensland’s property industry.
8 June	University to construct Olympic swimming pool The University of the Sunshine Coast will soon have a 10-lane Olympic swimming pool at its Sippy Downs campus.
7 June	Authors to entertain 2,500 youngsters at USC Andy Griffiths and 'Cartoon' Dave will ensure much merriment for primary students at Voices on the Coast youth literature festival.
7 June	Budding scientists attend expo at USC From extracting the DNA of peas to solving a cattle duffing case, 260 school students are putting science into practice at USC labs.
7 June	World Environment Day festival puts focus on future A crowd of almost 4,500 people attended the 30th annual Sunshine Coast World Environment Day Festival at USC on Sunday 6 June.
3 June	Farewell event for University's founding Vice-Chancellor Two hundred invited guests are set to attend a special farewell event for USC's founding Vice-Chancellor Professor Paul Thomas.
2 June	March of the animals at World Environment Day festival Never work with children or animals? More than 30 USC students will take on the challenge with gusto at the Environment Day Festival.
1 June	Tuna research earns prestigious national award Research involving USC scientists into the domestication of southern bluefin tuna has earned a prestigious national award.
1 June	Kaleidoscope of design on display at gallery A colourful and evocative exhibition of large format prints on paper, canvas and vinyl will open at the USC Gallery on Thursday 10 June.

May 2010

Date	News release
28 May	USC appoints new Vice-Chancellor The USC Council has approved the appointment of Professor Greg Hill as the University's new Vice-Chancellor and President.
27 May	Council to appoint new Vice-Chancellor USC's Chancellor John Dobson will officially announce the appointment of USC’s new Vice-Chancellor tomorrow.
27 May	World faiths join environment festival at USC A Christian minister, a Buddhist, a rabbi and an Islamic academic will hold a forum on spirituality and the environment on 6 June.
26 May	How to make community festivities safer A USC Counselling Lecturer will present research on ways to limit crowd problems at public events such as New Year’s Eve.
24 May	Public Relations students promote major events USC's Public Relations students have helped organise and promote several major events on the Sunshine Coast.
21 May	Information event for north Brisbane residents USC will hold an information event ay North Lakes on Wednesday 2 June for north Brisbane residents.
20 May	Fish and ships on agenda for environment festival The benefits of sinking the HMAS Brisbane off Mooloolaba will be discussed at the World Environment Day festival at USC.
20 May	Vice-Chancellor to present his magnum opus Professor Paul Thomas will present his final public lecture as USC's Vice-Chancellor tonight.
18 May	Student, academic to inspire young readers Buderim illustrator and USC arts student Michelle Pike will be among the presenters at the Voices on the Coast festival.
17 May	USC academic talks crises in Washington A USC academic and former Navy public information expert who served in Iraq will speak at a US conference on emergencies.
14 May	Information night for parents of Year 10-12 students The University of the Sunshine Coast will hold a free information evening on Tuesday 25 May for parents of Year 10-12 students.
14 May	Nominate an outstanding University graduate USC is seeking nominations from the community for its annual Outstanding Alumni of the Year Awards.
13 May	Vice-Chancellor to present public lecture Professor Paul Thomas AM will present a free lecture entitled “University impacts on Sunshine Coast region” on 20 May.
13 May	Graduate gains coveted UnderWater World role USC graduate Kate Willson has just been promoted to Curator of Fishes at UnderWater World at Mooloolaba.
13 May	PhD student focuses on retaining nurses A Business student at USC is conducting research that could help overcome the anticipated critical shortage of nurses.
12 May	Urban planning expert shares research A former British town planner, now deputy director of the Gold Coast-based Urban Research Program, will speak at USC.
7 May	Scientist gains $300,000 grant for tree research USC plant scientist Associate Professor David Lee has secured a $300,000 grant for climate change research.
6 May	Nursing graduate enjoys career change After 35 years practising physiotherapy, Cathrine Evetts has graduated from USC into a new nursing career.
6 May	Historic photo exhibition to open at USC Photographs dating back to the 1940s taken by Christian missionaries in New Guinea will go on display at USC.
5 May	USC students get their own social clubhouse University of the Sunshine Coast students are finding the UniClub the new place to be for fun activities and events.
4 May	Business leaders to inspire school students More than 220 Year 10 students will attend Business Enterprise Day at USC on 5 May to learn about diverse career paths.

April 2010

Date	News release
30 April	USC student team pitches in for community A group of USC students are giving back to the community using skills they’re developing in their degrees.
29 April	Historic photo exhibition to open at Gallery An unusual historic photographic exhibition will open at the USC Gallery on Thursday 6 May at 6pm.
29 April	Cardno boss backs USC's Engineering program Sunshine Coast businessman Graham Tamblyn has personally sponsored an annual engineering scholarship at USC.
28 April	Graduate aims to combine career and travel New USC graduate Nathaniel Kraak, 23, of Gympie, intends to take his Bachelor of Education/Arts overseas.
28 April	Advertising academic gains Order of Merit USC adjunct professor Glen Wiggs will receive a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit medal on Thursday 29 April.
27 April	USC festivities support Indigenous health From Dreamtime dance to a documentary screening, Aboriginal culture will be celebrated as part of USC's Close the Gap Day.
26 April	Support builds for Engineering students Growing community support for the USC's Civil Engineering program will be celebrated tomorrow at the USC Gallery.
23 April	Spotlight on bravery of nurses during wartime The bravery of nurses during World War I will be the focus of USC's celebration of International Nurses Day on 8 May.
22 April	USC kayak trio sweeps on to world stage Two staff and a student leave for Europe in May to kayak for Australia in events leading up to Olympic selections.
21 April	Lecturer researches professional travellers There are interesting findings in the first comprehensive study of Australian travel journalists, by USC's Dr Folker Hanusch.
20 April	Science graduate loves council career New USC science graduate Giselle Parsons, 22, walked straight into a dream job back in her hometown of Bundaberg.
20 April	USC to celebrate International Nurses Day Nursing uniforms from the past 125 years will be paraded at USC's celebration of International Nurses Day on 8 May.
14 April	Former junior mayor earns TV career Journalism graduate Katie Lingard, who was Hervey Bay Junior Mayor at 15, now has her dream job as a WIN TV reporter.
14 April	Super topic for business professionals' forum The outlook for superannuation in Australia will be discussed at tomorrow's USC Business Professionals' Forum.
8 April	Three wise men to receive honorary awards USC will present honorary doctorates to three men whose distinctive careers have had national significance.
8 April	Chancellor’s Medal for politics specialist Outstanding graduand Elyse Wohling will receive the 2010 USC Chancellor’s Medal with her double degree in Arts/Business.
7 April	Love twins mean business at USC Nambour twins Emma and Kate Love both received prizes at the annual Faculty of Business Awards and Prizes Ceremony.
7 April	Science whiz scores perfect GPA After studying diligently to earn excellent grades, German-born Nicole Ertl, 29, will receive the 2010 University Medal on Friday.
6 April	Galapagos Islands expert to speak at USC An expert in the conservation of the Galapagos Islands will present a special public lecture at USC on Wednesday 7 April.
1 April	Iconic Coast buildings to feature in exhibition A photographic exhibition of contemporary buildings on the Sunshine Coast will open at the USC Gallery on 8 April.
1 April	University to honour entertaining larrikin Graduate Tomas Passeggi, 30, will become an Honorary Senior Fellow at USC's Graduation ceremony on 9 April.

March 2010

Date	News release
31 March	Vice-Chancellor gains international award USC's Vice-Chancellor Professor Paul Thomas AM has received a prestigious international award for excellence in leadership.
30 March	USC students to work in South African wilds Two USC students are about to work at South African national parks through the University's Global Opportunities program.
29 March	Awards night provides recruitment opportunity Businesses will be on the lookout for star recruits at USC's annual Faculty of Business Awards and Prizes Ceremony.
26 March	‘Corporate hippies’ to become Senior Fellows The “corporate hippie” owners of a successful Coast business, Rockcote, will soon become Honorary Senior Fellows of USC.
25 March	Accountant tallies up a dozen awards Warana accountant Donna Creevey will add two more prizes to her impressive tally at a Faculty of Business event next week.
24 March	USC brings new flavour to science teaching Science education officers from USC have devised a cheese-making assessment in a new teaching kit for high schools.
24 March	University to participate in Earth Hour USC will highlight its commitment to the environment by switching off its lights for Earth Hour on Saturday 27 March.
23 March	Student gains $10,000 to be a maths teacher USC education and science student Jemma Stevens has received a significant Queensland Government scholarship.
23 March	USC prepares for huge Graduation ceremony A capacity crowd of 3,000 people is expected to attend USC's annual Graduation ceremony on Friday 9 April.
22 March	Hundreds of students attend Careers Fair Almost 800 students attended the University of the Sunshine Coast’s third annual Careers Fair on Thursday 18 March.
18 March	Top student society gains gold status USC's chapter of the Golden Key Honour Society has been recognised for students' work on campus and in the community.
17 March	USC’s Careers Fair attracts 26 employers Employers from local and national companies and government organisations will attend USC's annual Careers Fair tomorrow.
16 March	Cyclists’ surveys roll in After observing and surveying bike path commuters at four locations, USC Planning students are collating early feedback.
15 March	Student’s research to save island home USC Master of Climate Change Adaptation student Riibeta Abeta is working on helping a remote Pacific Island nation.
12 March	Headstart helps students ease into uni life USC will hold an information evening about its award-winning Headstart program for high school students on 17 March.
11 March	Danish scientist kicks off fun fitness program A former Danish national football player is running a month of fun football games for USC's staff and students.
10 March	Coast kangaroos seek ‘perfect match’ A USC science student has called for some intermingling of isolated kangaroo populations to avoid inbreeding.
9 March	Don't swim in lakes: thesis A USC Honours student has identified “poor microbial water quality” and physical hazards in the Chancellor Park Lakes.
9 March	Students research cyclists’ attitudes USC planning students will survey bike path commuters at four locations across the Coast tomorrow for a research project.
8 March	USC wins sixth Employer of Choice citation The University of the Sunshine Coast has received its sixth consecutive Employer of Choice For Women citation.
8 March	USC to host Science and Engineering Challenge Almost 500 students from 16 Sunshine Coast high schools will attend the Science and Engineering Challenge at USC.
5 March	University to celebrate International Women’s Day USC will hold a free breakfast function for staff and students to mark International Women’s Day on Monday 8 March.
3 March	USC organises annual University Showcase Thousands of Year 12 students from across the region will benefit from the annual University Showcase organised by USC.
2 March	German village inspires USC students A little town producing its own electricity from crops and animal manure has sparked the interest of visiting USC students.
1 March	Hundreds to take science challenge at USC Almost 500 high school students will test their skills in the Science and Engineering Challenge at USC next week.

February 2010

Date	News release
26 February	Kawana graduates scoop scholarships Kawana Waters State College graduates received the highest number of scholarships to study at USC.
25 February	International project to tackle leg disease Top physiologists from Denmark have joined forces with USC in a bid to combat peripheral arterial disease.
25 February	Lifesaving champion puts USC study first Champion lifesaving competitor Ann Glen has received a USC Vice-Chancellor's Merit Scholarship worth $6,000.
24 February	Printmaking exhibition to open at USC Gallery An interesting printmaking exhibition will open at the University Gallery on Thursday 4 March.
24 February	School captain receives $12,000 scholarship Pacific Lutheran College’s 2009 school captain Taylor Peters has received a $12,000 academic excellence scholarship.
23 February	USC in $10 million agribusiness project Tree scientist Professor Helen Wallace is part of an Australian project to boost farm incomes in Pacific islands.
23 February	Enterprise Tuesday tips for success The head of an award-winning local manufacturing firm will speak at USC’s first Enterprise Tuesday forum for 2010.
23 February	Gympie students gain $6,000 scholarships Two first-year students from Gympie have received $6,000 scholarships from the University of the Sunshine Coast.
22 February	Wide Bay high achievers gain scholarships The Wide Bay region was well represented at USC's recent Undergraduate Scholarships Presentation Ceremony.
22 February	Journalism student scoops top scholarship Urangan State High School graduate Stephanie McLeay has received a $12,000 academic excellence scholarship.
22 February	Darling Downs student receives top scholarship Christine Pauli of Clifton, on the Darling Downs, has received a $12,000 academic excellence scholarship at USC.
19 February	Perth student gains $12,000 scholarship Tamsyn Burness of Perth has received a $12,000 academic excellence scholarship to study at USC.
19 February	American honour for USC health academic Professor John Lowe is the only Australian to receive the American Academy of Health Behaviour's top research honour.
18 February	USC academics spark gender debate Are females the stronger sex? The topic will be hotly-contested at USC's second Great Debate today as part of O-Week.
17 February	Chelsea, 15, starts combined degree at USC Starting university at the tender age of 15 does not seem to daunt Chelsea Wallis of Marcus Beach in the slightest.
17 February	New students set for Great Court Race The University of the Sunshine Coast will hold its popular Great Court Race at 12.30pm today, weather permitting.
15 February	USC’s Orientation Week gets into full swing Orientation Week will get into full swing tomorrow with a range of social and serious activities, markets and entertainment.
12 February	University to welcome record 3,200 new students USC will officially welcome a record number of new students on Tuesday 16 February, the main day of Orientation Week.
12 February	First-year students to receive scholarships Fifty-five new students at USC will receive scholarships ranging in value from $3,500 to $12,000 on Monday 15 February.
11 February	New leader for USC's climate change programs Marine scientist Dr Shireen Fahey has become USC’s new coordinator of Climate Change Adaptation programs.
10 February	OP1 student to study Paramedic Science Suncoast Christian College graduate Kristi Browne is looking forward to starting her Paramedic Science degree at USC.
9 February	Academic invited to Winter Games USC sport scientist Professor Brendan Burkett will present his latest research on technology and performance in Vancouver.
5 February	Skills learnt at USC boost surf champ’s career Studying international business at USC is now helping surf life saving champ Kristy Ellis take her sport to Egypt.
4 February	Graduate becomes UnderWater World executive USC graduate Janine Symons has become the sales and promotions executive at UnderWater World.
3 February	Shift exhibition to open at USC Gallery A stunning exhibition by two high-profile Sunshine Coast artists will open at the USC Gallery on Thursday 4 February.
3 February	Dux works towards making a difference Beerwah State High School dux Saira Manns has enrolled at USC because she wants to make a difference to the world.
2 February	USC engineering forum to help graduates USC will soon host a forum to assess the engineering industry's efforts at becoming more environmentally sustainable.
1 February	What makes entrepreneurs tick? Almost 100 entrepreneurship experts from around the world will visit USC as part of an academic conference.

January 2010

Date	News release
29 January	Physio recognised for whiplash research PhD student Phil Gabel has been recognised by USC for his research into whiplash injuries.
28 January	Arts graduate gains overseas post N.C. Prinsloo, a 22-year-old USC graduate who did the GO program, is launching his government career in South Korea.
27 January	Radio gig delights marketing graduate Coolum musician and USC graduate Jacqui Burns is living a dream as the new breakfast host of a community radio station.
25 January	Shift the way you view art at USC Gallery An exhibition about change, perception, style and life will open at the USC Gallery on Thursday 4 February at 6pm.
21 January	New coordinator for Global Opportunities program Sarah Macdonald is the new coordinator of USC’s award-winning Global Opportunities (GO) program.
20 January	Four senior academics become professors USC has four new professors following promotions to Brendan Burkett, Joanne Scott, Helen Wallace and Margaret McAllister.
19 January	$13 million in federal projects examined USC is involved in assessing the effectiveness of federally-funded projects in boosting higher education across the country.
18 January	Fitness research is an exercise in efficiency USC researcher Jodi Almond is aiming to develop the most time-efficient exercise program for middle-aged people.
14 January	Nursing remains USC’s most popular degree The Bachelor of Nursing Science has topped USC's list of most sought-after study programs for the third consecutive year.
14 January	University makes record number of offers Interest in studying at USC has risen sharply, with the University making a record number of offers for tertiary places.
13 January	Students land $10,000 seafood research scholarships Two USC Honours students have landed $10,000 scholarships to study the nation’s prawn farming industry.
12 January	USC researcher shares prestigious grant Associate Professor Julie Matthews is the sole Queensland member of a team that has received a $226,000 Discovery grant.
8 January	USC students receive scholarships to travel Journalism student Katie Fraser is one of five USC students to receive Education Australia Ltd scholarships worth $5,000 each.
7 January	PhD asks: does hope encourage wealth? A USC psychology lecturer seeks more participants for her online study of what role hope plays in the way people behave with money.
6 January	Public Relations programs gain accreditation The career prospects of Public Relations students at USC have been boosted by the national accreditation of two degrees.
4 January	There's still time to apply to study at USC There is still time to apply to study at the University of the Sunshine Coast for Semester 1, 2010.

December 2009

Date	News release
24 December	University to re-open on 4 January 2010 USC will be closed for the week between Christmas Day and New Year’s Day, and will re-open on Monday 4 January 2010.
23 December	USC makes history in 2009 From record enrolments to world-first research, the University notched up some weighty milestones in its 14th year.
22 December	Student steps up for shoe shop opportunity USC student Mitch Reyes has shown his flair for design by creating a new logo for a Mooloolaba shoe shop.
21 December	Animated future for talented tennis player USC Design graduand Jamie Zafir, 22, of Mooloolaba has represented Australia in tennis at the Deaflympics.
18 December	New-look team for University Council There will be a “changing of the guard” when the University of the Sunshine Coast’s Council meets again early in 2010.
18 December	Crowd expected at USC Options evening Strong interest in tertiary education is expected to see more than 1,500 people visit USC's Options Evening on Monday 21 December.
17 December	USC helps young mums pursue careers A group of young mums are preparing to start degrees at USC after graduating from the Tertiary Preparation Pathway (TPP) program.
16 December	Academic addresses national broadband forum USC property law academic Lucy Cradduck has adressed a top-level forum about the National Broadband Network.
15 December	Leanne jumps at Young Manager award A USC business student working for a trampoline firm is the 2009 Sunshine Coast Young Manager of the Year.
11 December	GPS marker literally puts USC on the map A small concrete structure built just outside USC's Chancellery has literally put the University on the global map.
10 December	USC academic awarded for parks research A USC academic has won a prestigious prize for co-writing a journal article about the environmental management of protected parks.
9 December	Vice-Chancellor to leave USC in 2010 Vice-Chancellor Professor Paul Thomas is set to leave USC in 2010 after announcing last night he will not seek to renew his contract.
8 December	Student gains $8,000 scholarship to study in Germany A woman who enrolled at USC seeking a career change has been awarded an $8,000 scholarship to study design in Germany.
4 December	Event to provide last-minute advice about study options USC will hold its annual Options Evening on Monday 21 December to provide last-minute advice for those intending to study in 2010.
3 December	Indonesia invites USC academic to climate conference USC's Head of School of Science and Education Professor Noel Meyers will join the Indonesian delegation in Copenhagen next week.
2 December	USC experts to attend Copenhagen conference Two academics and a student from USC will attend the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen.
2 December	Students add voices to USC Council Two 19-year-olds who are passionate about health and politics are the new student members of the University Council.
2 December	Art in nature exhibition at USC Gallery A stunning exhibition of an art in nature project will be on display at the USC Gallery until Saturday 19 December.
1 December	Graduate writes book about Steve Irwin USC creative writing graduate Julie Gatehouse has co-authored a book about the late Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin.

November 2009

Date	News release
30 November	Scientist leads effort to save macadamia trees Dr Alison Shapcott is leading an exciting project to preserve a critically endangered species of macadamia tree.
26 November	USC research features in Time Magazine A scientific project involving USC researchers has been ranked highly in Time Magazine's list of the “50 best inventions of the year”.
26 November	Papuan teacher enjoys professional development program Papuan teacher Carla Jensenem is undertaking a professional development program at USC to help boost English literacy levels.
25 November	Ceremony to honour USC’s first bequest USC will stage a special ceremony on Thursday 26 November to honour the University’s first bequest.
25 November	USC sport science academic joins Q150 Hall of Fame Associate Professor Brendan Burkett will be inducted into the Queensland Sport Hall of Fame on 4 December.
25 November	Young Americans promote USC abroad Three American women who loved their semesters at USC are now promoting their experiences back home as student ambassadors.
24 November	Exhibition to highlight art in nature project An exhibition that focuses on an art in nature project at Tinbeerwah will open at the USC Gallery on Thursday 26 November.
24 November	How can we manage Coast’s growth? USC is co-sponsoring an innovative forum on new ways of dealing with growth and development on the Coast.
20 November	Graduate becomes CQU’s Vice-Chancellor USC graduate Professor Scott Bowman was recently appointed Vice-Chancellor and President of CQUniversity.
18 November	Business graduate lands island paradise job Andrew Fairbairn, who decided to study business at USC instead of becoming a baker, now leads a team of 22 at a luxury Bali resort.
17 November	Agency benefits from closer USC ties dtb! Advertising is the latest business to reap the benefits of the Innovation Centre, through networking and hiring USC graduates.
16 November	Business forum to focus on Coast’s development Experts in urban design and transport planning will attend the next Business Professionals' Forum on Thursday 19 November.
13 November	Students assist Tourism Sunshine Coast Final-year PR students have helped Tourism Sunshine Coast review the communication between the organisation and its members.
13 November	Stunning word art works wonders for Luke A former graffiti artist with a talent for creating dramatic word art has won a prestigious annual prize at the USC Gallery.
12 November	Waterskier inducted into Sports Hall of Fame Waterski champion Emma Sheers and racehorse trainer Bruce McLachlan have been inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame at USC.
12 November	European research opportunity now available USC students can now apply to study a two-year Erasmus Mundus Master Program in Adapted Physical Activity in Europe.
11 November	Resolution pays off for Design students A crowd of about 300 people is expected to attend the opening of an exhibition by USC Design students on campus on 12 November.
11 November	Sporting identities to be honoured at USC The Sunshine Coast Sports Hall of Fame will induct two new members at a special ceremony at USC on Thursday 12 November.
10 November	Paralympian Marayke dives into new job USC graduate and world class swimmer Marayke Jonkers is now helping university graduates with disabilities to find work.
10 November	Sixty scholarships available to new students If you're starting at USC in semester one next year, you have until 30 November to apply for a share of $383,500 in scholarships.
7 November	Business text launched by USC author Associate Professor Kathy Lynch will launch her update of a popular US business technology book at USC Bookshop on 13 November.
6 November	Academic to lead State of Region Summit forum Professor Tim Smith will lead a forum about businesses and the environment at the State of the Region Summit on 13 November.
5 November	USC sport scientist in the swim in Rio Associate Professor Brendan Burkett will assist the Australian swim team at a Paralympic Committee event in Brazil.
5 November	Tuna king to address research conference Clean Seas Tuna Chairman Hagen Stehr will be the keynote speaker at USC's 2009 Research Conference on Monday 9 November.
4 November	Chloe is USC’s first Sportsperson of the Year Buderim triathlete Chloe Turner has named USC's first Sportsperson of the Year at the University's inaugural Sports Awards Ceremony.
3 November	Psychotherapist heads study program Dr Kathryn (Kitty) Geldard, a psychotherapist who co-authored nine textbooks, is USC's new program leader of counselling studies.
2 November	University adopts sporting ‘Blues’ tradition The University of the Sunshine Coast will honour the achievements of its top athletes by staging its first Sports Awards Ceremony.

October 2009

Date	News release
30 October	Conference to showcase University's research Ground-breaking research will be presented at USC's 2009 Research Conference at the University on Monday 9 November.
30 October	Design students stage exhibition at USC Gallery Advanced-level design students at USC will stage their end-of-year portfolio exhibition at the USC Gallery from Thursday 12 November.
29 October	Student kicks off career with Newcastle Knights Public Relations student Michelle Smit has landed a job as Media and Publicity Coordinator for the Newcastle Knights.
29 October	USC to hold Postgraduate Information Evening The University of the Sunshine Coast will hold a Postgraduate Information Evening from 5-6.30pm on Wednesday 11 November.
28 October	Chloe aims high at Noosa Triathlon After celebrating her success at the world triathlon titles, USC Sport and Exercise Science student Chloe Turner is set for Noosa Tri.
27 October	Visiting scholar predicts cyborg future A professor at USC for six months from Korea's Kyungpook National University outlines her futuristic vision of mass communications.
27 October	Mr Fortune offers business tips The co-founder of Vision 6, Australia’s largest supplier of e-marketing software, shares his business tips at the Innovation Centre today.
26 October	University to thank Sunshine Coast teachers USC will issue a special thankyou to school teachers this week, ahead of World Teachers’ Day on Friday 30 October.
22 October	Education students speak up for literacy A new approach to teaching literacy has become a talking point among Education students at the University of the Sunshine Coast.
21 October	USC recognised for boosting business The Innovation Centre is one of 12 Australian case studies featured in a new book praising business-higher education partnerships.
20 October	USC to hold Return to Study Evening The University of the Sunshine Coast will hold its annual Return to Study Evening tomorrow (Wednesday 21 October) from 6.30-8.30pm.
19 October	USC tutor writes holiday guidebook Sarah Pye, who this year gained her Master of Communication at USC, will launch her first book at Yandina on 31 October.
16 October	Information evening for aspiring teachers USC will hold a special information evening on Wednesday 28 October for those interested in studying primary education in 2010.
15 October	Students fish for business in South Korea A University of the Sunshine Coast student research team has detected a potential niche market for Aussie seafood in South Korea.
14 October	Celebration to reunite USC’s first graduates A decade after becoming USC's first graduates, members of the Class of 1999 will attend a special reunion this weekend.
14 October	Jarryd swaps trade for marketing career A decision to return to study has paid dividends for Jarryd Townson, 31, who already has launched into a new career in marketing.
9 October	Reconciliation Action Plan to be launched USC will launch its first Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) on Monday 12 October to help improve outcomes for Indigenous people.
9 October	Information event to help those changing careers The University of the Sunshine Coast will hold its annual Return to Study Evening from 6.30pm on Wednesday 21 October.
8 October	Vaccine for Influenza A (H1N1) now available USC staff and students are advised that the free Panvax vaccine is now available at most doctors' surgeries and hospitals.
8 October	Business forum to focus on cash flow crises The next USC Business Professionals' Forum on Thursday 15 October will focus on working through cash flow crises.
7 October	Student to work at famous research institute Microbiology student Nubia Ramos has been invited to spend six months working at the famous Karolinska Institute in Sweden.
7 October	Surfer wins gold at Australian Uni Games USC education student Nathan Katterns provided his rivals with a lesson in surfing at the 2009 Australian University Games.
6 October	Business Enterprise Day for Year 10s Year 10 students from across the Sunshine Coast will attend a special Business Enterprise Day at USC tomorrow.
1 October	USC to help school students with career choices The University of the Sunshine Coast will host the annual Business Enterprise Day for Year 10 students on 7 October.

September 2009

Date	News release
30 September	Scholarships presented to 23 students Close to A$23,000 in awards were presented at USC's annual scholarships ceremony.
30 September	Symposium to explore Indigenous culture USC will host the 2009 Indigenous Education Symposium from 12–15 October
29 September	Primary education newest undergraduate degree The Bachelor of Education (Primary) will be available from Semester 1, 2010
24 September	USC introduces new property degree From Semester 1, 2010, USC's Faculty of Business will offer a Bachelor of Property Economics and Development.
23 September	USC attracts leading environmental scientist Dr Hugh Lavery has joined the University of the Sunshine Coast as Adjunct Professor of Land Planning.
22 September	Serial entrepreneur at Enterprise Tuesday Proton Consulting CEO Col Chandler will offer his take on the business world at the next Enterprise Tuesday.
21 September	Sophie is Innovation Centre ambassador USC student Sophie Barnard has been appointed the Innovation Centre's first student ambassador.
17 September	Surface Tension at USC Gallery The USC Gallery is hosting the works of four artists considered masters of their craft.
16 September	Writers sow seeds of new careers USC Creative Writing students and academics have taken part in the Brisbane Writers Festival.
15 September	New group supports students' mental health USC has launched the first international chapter of the US/Canada-based mental health support and social group Active Minds.
14 September	Associate Professor's Ekka book wins heritage gold medal Dr Joanne Scott's book, 'Showtime', has been recognised at the National Trust of Queensland awards.
11 September	Papuan teachers learn from Coast education system 24 teachers, selected as future leaders in their country, have completed their 10-week program at USC.
11 September	State award for worldly USC student Rachel McKay has been named Queensland's Student Ambassador of the Year
10 September	USC to host child protection conference In conjunction with the Department of Communities, USC will host the second annual Child Protective Practices Conference, with the theme ‘Giving Kids a Voice’.
9 September	American student in research fast lane After taking to USC like a duck to water, Georgia swimmer David Fleischman is researching other International student stories.
8 September	USC to extend Wall of Fame The University of the Sunshine Coast is facing a very welcome dilemma—it has run out of room on its “Wall of Fame” for award-winning staff.
4 September	Book success for USC graduate Dean Arts graduate Dean Jacobs, already nominated for two awards for his illustrations, will have his first book published in 2010.
3 September	Students research seafood export opportunities USC business students will soon travel to South Korea to research export opportunities for the Australian seafood industry.
3 September	Vigilance needed to reduce influenza risk University staff and students have been reminded to remain vigilant with personal hygiene to reduce the risk of spreading influenza.
2 September	Celebration to honour high-achieving alumni USC will pay tribute to three high-achieving graduates at its annual Outstanding Alumni of the Year Awards on 16 September.
2 September	USC fosters Indigenous links to anthropology Education lecturer Robyn Sandri will present Indigenous perspectives at a major anthropology symposium in the UK.
1 September	Damon lists personal value of USC studies A 21-year-old who studied science and education is empowering other USC students to develop their own 'graduate attributes'.

August 2009

Date	News release
31 August	Students boost community wellbeing program USC has provided a healthy boost to the Sunshine Coast Regional Council’s plans for a unique community wellbeing program.
28 August	Researcher takes a closer look at intimacy A USC psychology student is conducting a survey to assess how early attachments to caregivers affects adult relationships.
28 August	Headstart information night at University USC will run an information session about its award-winning Headstart program for high school students on 9 September.
27 August	Creative Generation exhibition opens at USC An exciting exhibition featuring artworks by high school students from across the Sunshine Coast has opened at the USC Gallery.
26 August	Mental health DVD helps nursing practice USC team has designed a teaching resource to help Nursing students integrate mental health care into their daily work.
24 August	Seminar to reveal online business secrets Five experts will help businesses tap the secrets of online success at Digital Futures on Friday 4 September.
21 August	High school students to gain Headstart scholarships Twenty-eight students from 22 high schools across the Sunshine Coast will receive USC Headstart scholarships next week.
21 August	Academic wins top crime prevention award Interactive Digital Media academic Dr Christian Jones has won a Queensland Police Service gold award for crime prevention.
20 August	Paramedic Science team dives in for charity A talented team of USC students will take part in this Saturday’s 2009 Island Charity Swim from Mudjimba to Mooloolaba.
20 August	USC Gallery to host Creative Generation The USC Gallery will once again host Creative Generation — an energetic exhibition featuring artworks by local high school students.
19 August	Climate change project claims Eureka Prize USC academic Professor Tim Smith and his research partners in a major climate change project have won a prestigious Eureka Prize.
18 August	Research proves value of ex-HMAS Brisbane The ex-HMAS Brisbane Conservation Park has contributed almost $18 million to the region's economy, a USC researcher has found.
17 August	USC’s Open Day attracts large crowd Prospective students from as far away as Mackay were among the 4,100 people who attended USC's Open Day on 16 August.
14 August	Graduate becomes Schoolzine general manager USC information technology graduate Narissa Wilson, 22, is now general manager of online business Schoolzine.
13 August	Academic to receive crime prevention award Senior Lecturer in Interactive Digital Media Dr Christian Jones is to receive a Queensland Police Service award for crime prevention.
12 August	ASIC Regional Commissioner to speak at USC The Queensland Regional Commissioner for ASIC, Maree Blake, will speak at the next USC Business Professionals’ Forum on 20 August.
11 August	University gains top marks for teaching quality USC is the only public university in Queensland to have gained five stars for teaching quality in the 2010 Good Universities Guide.
10 August	Chris credits life-changing USC program Former London real estate agent Chris Raes, 21, says USC's bridging program TPP has helped him create an exciting new life.
6 August	Fraser Island water worries USC researchers USC scientists are alarmed by the results of their research into the quality of groundwater and beach flows on Fraser Island.
6 August	AFUW bursary provides welcome boost for Melanie Melanie Anquetil is one of five USC students to receive $1,000 bursaries from the Australian Federation of University Women.
5 August	Chef finds right recipe for a good read A Maleny chef studying creative writing at USC has discovered the secret recipe for producing good books following a new internship.
5 August	Academic is a finalist for prestigious Eureka Prize USC academic Professor Tim Smith is in the running to win a prestigious Australian Museum Eureka Prize later this month.
4 August	USC appoints Professor of Engineering The University of the Sunshine Coast has appointed award-winning academic Mark Porter as Professor of Engineering.
3 August	Busy executives meet challenges of new EMBA Jason Law of Telstra is one of a dozen local movers and shakers studying USC's first Executive Master of Business Administration.

July 2009

Date	News release
31 July	USC intern helps launch new luxury vehicle Marketing student Jeremy Nicholl has put himself in the driver’s seat for the final year of his business degree at USC.
30 July	Exciting work on display at USC Open Day Visitors to this year’s USC Open Day on Sunday 16 August can meet some of the University’s brightest people and experience their work.
29 July	Researchers step into sport revolution PhD student Jim Lee is testing a device, smaller than a matchbox, that could revolutionise elite sport performance and judging.
29 July	Dr Karl Kruszelnicki to speak at USC conference One of Australia’s most enthusiastic and entertaining scientists, Dr Karl Kruszelnicki, will speak at a conference at USC.
28 July	Jenna sets standard for USC interns A perfect performance by a marketing student as USC's first intern at Kawana Shoppingworld is set to inspire similar collaborations.
24 July	USC on the tip of 120 tongues From bonjour to konichiwa, four global languages will outdo English when 120 high schoolers attend a USC Language Immersion Day.
23 July	USC offers the best of both worlds The University of the Sunshine Coast is celebrating an exciting stage of its growth and its future plans with a new advertising campaign.
22 July	Surfin’ students get on board at USC Technology and surfing merged on screen at USC as lecturers helped up to 100 children make mini-movies of local surf competitions.
21 July	New twists at mid-year Orientation USC is delivering plenty of orientation fun along with a commitment to give the latest intake of 1,500 students a personalised education.
20 July	Facebook debate adds to Orientation fun The issue of whether Facebook is better than face-to-face communication will be debated by Faculty of Business academics.
17 July	Orientation for USC's 1,300 new students USC is gearing up to welcome a record mid-year intake of students during Semester 2 Orientation from 20-24 July.
15 July	PhD scientist takes top job in Germany Science graduate Ken Wasmund, who found evidence of a new bacteria species that breaks down toxic substances, is working in Germany.
15 July	New students to receive healthy cookbooks A cookbook produced by USC Nutrition and Dietetics students will be provided free to the University's new students at Orientation.
13 July	Voices festival to create literary wonderland A literary wonderland awaits thousands of school children at this year's Voices on the Coast festival at USC on 15-16 July.
10 July	USC business forum to focus on managing people The next USC Business Professionals Forum on Thursday 16 July will focus on developing greater skills in managing people.
10 July	Linked Landscapes on display at USC Gallery North Queensland’s vast landscape features strongly in a new exhibition that will open at USC Gallery on Thursday 16 July.
9 July	Athletes win Spirit of the Games shield Athletes from the University of the Sunshine Coast have won the Spirit of the Games award at the 2009 Northern University Games.
8 July	USC earns six prestigious national awards USC has gained national recognition for its quality academics and for its programs that help students enjoy their university experience.
8 July	Crafty graduate competes in quilting ‘olympics’ USC graduate and former staff member Trish Alcorn has made the finals of the World Quilt Competition in the United States.
7 July	Find out about USC at annual careers expo Prospective students can learn all about USC at the annual Sunshine Coast Daily Careers Expo on Tuesday 21 July.
2 July	Festival puts strong focus on climate change A record crowd of more than 6,500 people attended the 2009 World Environment Day Festival at the University of the Sunshine Coast.
1 July	Sam’s on the case for USC sporting glory USC Justice and Legal Studies student Sam Poulsen aims to lay down the law to his opponents at the Northern University Games.

June 2009

Date	News release
30 June	Design student rings in new career Nineteen-year-old USC student Jody Horne sold her first artwork on the opening night of an exhibition currently at USC Gallery.
29 June	World-class bus interchange opens on campus Public transport access to USC has been boosted by the opening of a world-class bus interchange on campus.
26 June	Sustainability expert to "attend" festival online A sustainable business practices expert in Canada will make an online presentation at the World Environment Day Festival at USC.
25 June	University to host national history conference Two hundred historians will prove history is far from boring when they attend a national forum at USC from 30 June to 3 July.
25 June	Design works on display for World Environment Day An exhibition by 50 advanced Design students will be open for the World Environment Day Festival at USC on Sunday 28 June.
24 June	USC lecturer helps set reconciliation goals The advice of USC education academic Robyn Sandri is helping Indigenous reconciliation across the state.
24 June	Renae gets boost for Indigenous health studies USC social work student Renae Silver has received a scholarship to keep pursuing her dream of helping Indigenous communities.
24 June	University's main entrance to close temporarily USC's main entrance off Sippy Downs Drive, Sippy Downs, will be closed for a month from Monday 29 June.
19 June	USC to assess region's climate change vulnerability USC will play a key role in a three-year research project that aims to prepare South-East Queensland for the impacts of climate change.
18 June	Basketballer shoots for biotechnology goals Biotechnology Honours student Ying Lee is in training to represent USC at the 2009 Northern University Games from 5-8 July.
17 June	Roos have right of way at World Environment Day Visitors to the World Environment Day Festival at USC on Sunday 28 June will be asked to hop out of the way of the resident kangaroos.
16 June	USC scientists research water quality Three scientists involved in an award-winning water quality project are helping safeguard the ecosystem health around Lake Cootharaba.
15 June	USC writers’ website flies off the page Newly-interactive website Scriber Space is giving USC creative writing students an edge in the publishing game.
11 June	Students benefit from equity bursaries Three USC students in nursing, business and communications have received a financial boost from the U3A.
11 June	Design exhibition opening draws large crowd A large crowd attended the official opening tonight of an exciting exhibition by 50 advanced Design students from USC.
11 June	Expert to outline taxation changes Taxation specialist Brian Richards of BDO Kendalls will speak at the next USC Business Professionals Forum on Thursday 18 June.
10 June	CareerHub helps graduate gain top retail job When Rhyannon Vos graduated from USC she succeeded in her goal of starting a great career in her home town.
9 June	Adventurer is keynote speaker at Colloquium Professor Noel Meyers will be the keynote speaker at USC's annual Vice-Chancellor’s Learning and Teaching Colloquium.
6 June	USC students help businesses go greener A ground-breaking workshop coordinated by two business students will help owners make their operations cleaner and greener.
5 June	Tutor’s new book gives peace a chance USC academic Dr James Page wants “peace education” to get higher priority at primary, secondary and tertiary levels in Australia.
5 June	Expo at USC to inspire young scientists Hundreds of school students will attend the second annual Science, Engineering and Technology Expo at USC next week.
4 June	Students’ exhibition to open at USC Gallery An exciting exhibition of work by 50 advanced Design students will open at the USC Gallery at 6pm on Thursday 11 June.
3 June	Food stall to whet appetite for languages There will be a distinct Indonesian flavour to the next USC Market Day on campus tomorrow (Thursday 4 June).
2 June	Diabetes study finds knowledge is power USC psychology graduate Ingrid Hawkins will present her thesis to the Australian Psychological Society conference in Darwin.
1 June	USC examines direction of property market Industry experts, including national commentator Michael Pascoe, will examine the property market at a USC seminar in July.

May 2009

Date	News release
28 May	New cookbook to help students stay healthy Two University of the Sunshine Coast students are on a mission to show other students that they can eat well on just $55 a week.
27 May	USC offers PhD scholarships in computer gaming Computer game development is about to reach a whole new level at the University of the Sunshine Coast.
26 May	University students and staff gain Rotary support Rotary is presenting scholarships to three top postgraduate students and a new Teaching Fellowship to a visiting British professor.
26 May	PR students to launch Encouragement Foundation Five USC students will play a key role in the Queensland launch of the Encouragement Foundation on Wednesday 27 May.
25 May	Information night for parents of high school students USC will hold a free information evening on Wednesday 3 June for parents of Year 10-12 students who are considering university study.
22 May	Researchers assess blood pressure benefits of fish oil A clinical study by a team of USC academics and Honours students aims to find the link between fish oil and blood pressure.
21 May	Photographer focuses on entrepreneurship Arts student Casey Maxfield, 17, will be the Master of Ceremonies at a major photographic convention in early June.
21 May	Fundraising campaign exceeds $5 million target USC's first major fundraising campaign has attracted more than $5 million in community donations over the past three years.
20 May	Motherhood study attracts strong response Research to determine how women feel about being mothers and what support services they need is gaining plenty of attention.
19 May	Catch of the year for business students About 130 USC students are developing an international marketing plan for the Smart Hook invented by a retired fisherman.
19 May	Business forum to focus on financial outlook The implications of the global economic crisis for local business professionals will be discussed in detail at USC on Thursday 21 May.
18 May	New appointments to boost forestry research Forestry research at USC will be boosted by the appointment of three State Government researchers as associate professors.
15 May	Librarians from around the world to visit USC Dozens of librarians from as far away as Sweden, Latvia, Canada and Singapore will inspect USC's award-winning library.
13 May	USC expertise used in chemistry brainstorm From burettes to pipettes to titration skills, the best of USC's chemistry resources will be on show.
13 May	Allanah earns engineering scholarship First-year student Allanah Fortington has $5,000 to boost her studies after receiving USC’s first engineering scholarship.
12 May	Sport scientist gains national swimming award Associate Professor Brendan Burkett has received a prestigious award in recognition of his work with Swimming Australia.
7 May	Building Excellence Campaign raises $5 million USC will hold a celebration on 12 May to thank donors who helped the Building Excellence Campaign reach its $5 million target.
5 May	Graduate writes book on Palmview history USC graduate Rowena Walters has released a second volume of her original book about the history of Palmview.
4 May	University to launch forums for business professionals Forums to provide executive education and networking opportunities for Sunshine Coast business professionals will begin soon at USC.
1 May	Boost career by starting study mid-year USC will hold a special information event on Wednesday 13 May for all those who'd like to start studying at University in July.
1 May	Health advice regarding swine flu USC has links to various websites to help keep students and staff up to date on health advice regarding the swine flu.

April 2009

Date	News release
30 April	Paper sculptures on display at USC Gallery An exhibition of paper-making and three-dimensional paper sculptures will be on display at the USC Gallery from 30 April to 6 June.
29 April	USC student wins media industry award Journalism student Kelli McClintock has been named the Sunshine Coast Daily's intern of the year for 2008.
29 April	Journalism guru is USC’s top teacher Associate Professor Stephen Lamble has gained the 2009 Vice-Chancellor’s Medal for Outstanding University Teacher.
28 April	‘Solar-powered degree’ sends Kye sky-high From radio-controlled gliders to radio-tracking birds, outstanding USC graduate Kye McDonald has always aimed sky-high.
24 April	High achievers gain $12,000 scholarships Six high-achieving, first-year students at USC have received $12,000 Academic Excellence scholarships.
23 April	Trio selected for triathlon world championships Three USC students are set to represent Australia at the 2009 International Triathlon Union (ITU) World Championships.
22 April	Exhibition to feature stunning paper sculptures An amazing and engaging exhibition called Not the Flat Surface will open at the USC Gallery on Thursday 30 April.
21 April	Scientists help create aquaculture history USC scientists have helped achieve the world-first spawning of captive southern bluefin tuna in South Australia.
21 April	Top students to receive $12,000 scholarships Scholarships totalling $72,000 will be awarded to six high-achieving, first-year students at USC.
17 April	Enterprising attitude helps Mere, 70, achieve Doctorate Entrepreneurial Fijian businesswoman Mere Samisoni, 70, has graduated from USC with a Doctorate of Business Administration.
17 April	Large crowd to attend USC's Graduation ceremony A crowd of more than 2,500 people is expected to attend USC's annual Graduation ceremony today.
16 April	Graduates ready to tackle climate change challenges Four Sunshine Coast residents will become the first in the world to receive a Master of Climate Change Adaptation degree.
15 April	Education students to give NSW a league lesson Two USC students will face intense interstate rivalry when they play in the curtain-raiser to the Round 7 NRL clash at Suncorp Stadium.
15 April	Art collector to become Senior Fellow Renowned collector, community worker and retired engineer Ken Hinds will become an Honorary Senior Fellow of USC.
14 April	USC academic joins Royal Commissions review Dr Scott Prasser will participate in a top-level legal review of Royal Commission powers in Australia.
12 April	University to host Climate Change forum USC will host a workshop that could help determine how well Australia responds and adapts to the effects of climate change.
9 April	Principal to become USC Senior Fellow The founding principal of Chancellor State College John Lockhart will become an Honorary Senior Fellow of USC on Friday 17 April.
9 April	USC gears up for Graduation ceremony Former University of Queensland Chancellor Sir Llew Edwards will deliver the Graduation address at USC next week.
8 April	Exhibition open during school holidays Drawings by some of Australia’s top artists are featured in an exhibition on display at the USC Gallery until 24 April.
8 April	Clown Andrew now in a class of his own Gympie teacher and USC graduate Andrew Stokes says there’s only one clown allowed in his classrooms - himself.
7 April	Olga to receive three USC business awards Russian Olga Spengler will receive three prizes at USC's Faculty of Business Awards Ceremony today (Tuesday 7 April).

March 2009

Date	News release
31 March	Strong interest in secrets of entrepreneurship The first Enterprise Tuesday event for 2009 at the University of the Sunshine Coast’s Innovation Centre has been booked out.
31 March	Fast-tracked USC degree leads to IBM job The next time you drive over the Gateway Bridge without scrounging for coins, remember USC graduate Adam White.
27 March	Students learn to ‘future proof’ careers USC students gained valuable information on how to “future proof” their careers at the University’s annual Careers Fair.
26 March	USC to join in global Earth Hour event The University of the Sunshine Coast will participate in Earth Hour on Saturday 28 March.
26 March	Top drawing exhibition opens at USC Gallery Drawings by some of Australia’s top artists are included in an exhibition on display at the USC Gallery.
25 March	PR students boost charity cycle ride Two University of the Sunshine Coast students are putting a new Public Relations spin on a charity cycle event.
25 March	Planning students conduct survey of cyclists USC Planning students have conducted a survey of commuters cycling along bike paths in the central Sunshine Coast area.
24 March	Waterski champ uses USC degree for business Elite Norwegian ski jumper and USC graduate Oystein Barhaughogda has launched his own fashion range in Australia.
20 March	Apply now to start studying mid-year at USC Those keen to start studying at the University of the Sunshine Coast mid-year can apply now through QTAC.
19 March	USC earns fifth Employer of Choice citation The University of the Sunshine Coast has received its fifth consecutive citation for being an Employer of Choice For Women.
18 March	French student wins Great Court Race Fast-paced French student Clement Chanel, 20, was a clear winner in the University of the Sunshine Coast's 2009 Great Court Race.
17 March	USC organises University Showcase for schools A travelling University Showcase, organised by USC, will visit 16 high schools across the Sunshine Coast next week (March 23-27).
16 March	Harmony Day to include Great Court Race USC's popular Great Court Race will be held as part of the University's annual celebration of Harmony Day on Tuesday 17 March.
13 March	Student awarded for water risks study USC Honours student Jane-Louise Lampard has achieved national recognition for her scholarship research on water quality.
12 March	Gallery to host prestigious drawing exhibition Australia’s most prestigious drawing exhibition, the Jacaranda Acquisitive Drawing Award, will go on display at the USC Gallery.
11 March	Sustainability Research Centre opens at USC USC has opened a Sustainability Research Centre that will focus on a range of issues including coastal management and climate change.
9 March	Psychology student conquers mind-body battle First-year psychology student Holly Warland had tougher decisions than most young people when choosing a career path.
6 March	Headstart evening for high school students High school students who’d like to know what it’s like to go to university can attend a special event at USC on 18 March.
5 March	Felicity fills gender gap in computing degree Sixteen-year-old Felicity Cunningham is unfazed by the fact she is the only female enrolled in her Software Engineering degree.
5 March	Karina completes omega 3 research project Within one year of starting at USC, biomedical science student Karina Hamilton has completed some nationally-significant research.
4 March	Student authors to pen tales on sharks A new project between USC creative writing students and UnderWater World aims to produce the first book on the Mooloolaba attraction.
2 March	Academic to lead quoll research in hinterland Wildlife Ecology academic Dr Scott Burnett is conducting research to determine if quolls are still living in the Sunshine Coast hinterland.

February 2009

Date	News release
26 February	Schools encouraged to try out new safety game Teachers and parents have been urged to try out a new online game, Being Safety Smart, which is on display at the USC Gallery.
26 February	Students among stall holders at USC markets Enterprising USC students and graduates will be among the stall holders at USC’s first monthly market for 2009 on Thursday 5 March.
25 February	Property industry course to highlight options The impact of the global economic crisis on the local property market will be highlighted at a professional development course at USC.
24 February	Academic questions power of 'elective dictatorships' USC academic Dr Scott Prasser has co-authored a book that examines the benefits of having an upper house of parliament.
20 February	USC wireless network expanded to more locations The University has ramped up its wireless network to provide greater and more flexible computer access for students.
19 February	University backs Learning for Life program USC will become a partner in The Smith Family's Learning for Life program that assists financially-disadvantaged students.
18 February	New students to vie for Great Court Race honours The University of the Sunshine Coast will hold its popular Great Court Race today at 12.15pm, weather permitting.
17 February	USC to welcome record number of new students Orientation Week has begun for almost 2,500 new students at the University of the Sunshine Coast.
13 February	Child safety game goes on show at USC Gallery A computer game designed to increase child safety awareness will feature as one of two exhibitions about to open at the USC Gallery.
13 February	Noosa Centre to hold Orientation program New students enrolled at USC's Noosa Centre will take part in a special Noosa Orientation program starting Monday 16 February.
12 February	Artistic academic wins council's Creative Award Art and Design academic Dr Lisa Chandler has been honoured by the Sunshine Coast Regional Council.
11 February	Arts graduate is Young Citizen of the Year USC graduate Laura Monaghan, 24, has won the Sunshine Coast Regional Council’s Young Citizen of the Year award for 2009.
5 February	Employers urged to look to a brighter future USC is urging Sunshine Coast employers to look ahead through the current economic gloom to consider their future workforce needs.
4 February	Academic develops program to boost child safety USC academic Dr Christian Jones has developed a computer game aimed at boosting children’s awareness of their personal safety.
3 February	University offers new Sustainability program Strong industry demand has prompted USC to offer a new postgraduate program in Sustainability.

January 2009

Date	News release
30 January	Business graduate is Young Australian of the Year University of the Sunshine Coast business graduate Jonty Bush has been named Young Australian of the Year 2009.
28 January	Big Ant poses big opportunity for Shehan Big Ant Studios’ plans to establish a gaming development studio at USC has thrilled new Software Engineering student Shehan Fernando.
23 January	Hayley’s keen to find a cancer cure A love of chemistry and a desire to find a cure for cancer have led Hayley Armstrong to sign up for Biomedical Science at USC.
23 January	Modern bus interchange to be built at USC Translink is set to build a large, state-of-the-art bus interchange at the University of the Sunshine Coast over the next four months.
20 January	University to present two $1,500 sporting bursaries USC will present two $1,500 bursaries at the Caloundra RSL Sports Star of the Year awards night on Friday 30 January.
16 January	USC academic to edit national health journal Professor John Lowe has been appointed senior editor of the prestigious Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health.
15 January	Nursing Science is most sought-after degree USC's recently-introduced Bachelor of Nursing Science has again topped USC's list of most sought-after study programs.
15 January	Thousands receive offers to study at USC Almost 2,100 people have been offered tertiary education places at the University of the Sunshine Coast starting Semester 1, 2009.
15 January	Gaming development studio to open at USC Melbourne-based gaming giant Big Ant Studios will establish a new gaming development studio at USC’s Innovation Centre.
14 January	Executive MBA to boost career progress Busy executives can now boost their career progress thanks to USC's introduction of an Executive Master of Business Administration.
9 January	USC appoints award-winning educator Award-winning academic Dr Noel Meyers has been appointed Professor and Head of School of Science and Education at USC.

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