Month: December 2012

More than 40,000 school leavers received their Overall Position (OP) scores online over the weekend, with the mail out version expected to arrive in the post today. The Overall Position (OP) is the tertiary entrance rank that Queensland uses for selection into universities across the state. The results were published by the Queensland Studies Authority […]

12 Griffith University Health Group staff have received academic promotions as part of the 2012 Academic Promotion Round.Vice ChancellorProfessor Ian O’Connorhas warmly congratulated all the staff on their well-deserved promotions. The Health Group promotions comprise: Ms Jayne Hewitt, Ms Hazel Rands and Ms Sharon Latimer, from the School of Nursing and Midwifery who have all […]

The early years of having a family can be potentially crucial to parents avoiding obesity and developing an active family culture, which will maintain their own health and the health of their children.

Law student Maia Cairns graduated with first class honours, bringing to a close a rewarding but also challenging university journey. The Griffith Law School graduate met the challenge with grace and determination. After extending her degree for a year to come to terms with her father’s cancer, she was delighted to finally being able to […]

An early diagnoses of schizophrenia can be crucial in learning to cope with the condition and establish a stable identity which can cope with the significant the changes in relationships.