STEPS - Library - Central Queensland University

Part Three: The student learning journey
Leanne Booth — STEPS 1997
Helpdesk Officer
STEPS was definitely a turning point in my life. I
am now employed at Central Queensland
University and my colleagues joke that I will be
Vice Chancellor some day as a result of my
overwhelming bias and dedication to CQU. The
knowledge, support, experience and advice
offered by STEPS staff and students were — and
continue to be — overwhelming, inspirational
and irreplaceable. 242
Jeffrey Glover — STEPS 1999
Lecturer
Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Education
STEPS was a wonderful and enlightening
experience and to become a lifelong learner was
a gift of incalculable value. The lecturers in
STEPS brought out the desire in me to follow
my hitherto suppressed passion for language and
literature. I went on to complete a double degree
of a BA and B. Ed (Sec) passing both with
distinction. Since graduation, I have worked as a
teacher of English and the Study of Society for
both Catholic and Queensland Education. I have
also worked as a casual lecturer and tutor for
CQU where I have taught the foundation subject
‘Competence in English’ to Primary, Bachelor
of Learning Management students. I am
presently completing a Master of Education
(Research) at CQU.
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