kaleidoscope 2.08 mahidol university international college newsletter | issn 1685-5884 | vol. 4 no. 2 | SPRING 2008 consolidating MUIC’s facilities

During the second trimester the college engaged in a series of ceremonies, both formal and informal, marking the consolidation of its recent physical expansion and reaffirming its commitment to provide the best available facilities for its students, faculty and staff.

New Extension location but also served as an opportunity to offer Our cover features the blessings for the college’s Salaya Campus Por Koon new eight-storey exten- Toong Shrine (across from sion (Building 3). Profes- Cup-pa Coffee House), sor Chariya Brockelman, where MUIC administra- Director of MUIC, lit the ers and a performance by are critical in the devel- tors, faculty, students ceremonial candles as visit- dancers in traditional Thai opment of the division’s and staff gathered on the ing monks chanted their costume. current research efforts. morning of February 18 for prayers, after which they After the 3-hour cer- The new laboratory a special ceremony. They were offered food and alms. emony, a buffet lunch was complex is being super- were joined by Professor The participants, many provided on the ground vised by Mr. Gawin Pla-on, Piyasakol Sakolsatayadorn, of whom were clustered floor of Building 3. who traveled to the Unit- President of Mahidol Uni- under the shaded canopy ed Kingdom during the versity, and his executive of the banyan trees, Science Division first trimester in order to staff, along with represen- witnessed a series of undergo an intensive two- tative members from vari- traditional rituals, includ- Ten days later, on month training session at ous university faculties. ing the sprinkling of holy February 28, the Science the University of Essex. The ceremony not water and lighting of joss Division held an informal only commemorated the sticks, an offering of alms, Open House that featured Salaya Center shrine’s newly-renovated the scattering of flow- its new facilities on the fifth floor of Building 3. At the beginning of Professor Maleeya Krua- this academic year, the trachue, Deputy Director construction of eight major for Academic Affairs and classrooms and a teacher’s Science Division Chairper- lounge on the third floor son, welcomed the guests of the Salaya Center was and led them on a tour. finally completed, enabling Apart from the new the English Studies Program classrooms and the com- to conduct all of its classes plex of offices for faculty at this new site. and staff, the occasion In the meantime, reno- was meant to showcase vations for office space on the new laboratories for the second floor were well chemistry, biology and underway. When the finish- environmental studies as ing touches were brought to well as a new lab prepara- a close in late January, the tion room, all of which entire faculty and staff of

TRADITIONAL RITUALS AT THE SHRINE’S OPENING CEREMONY

 kaleidoscope 2.08 One of the new science laboratories

the Humanities and Lan- Given the recent guage Division (Humanities, expansion and Foreign Languages, English renovation of Studies and Physical & MUIC’s physical Health Education Programs) landscape, the relocated to this complex. To mark this transi- Office of Central tion, the division invited Administration members of the MUIC com- ceremony, followed by the a special tutorial session, announced munity to attend a house- customary cutting of a “Preparation for the 2008 O- the following warming party on March 6. ribbon and a performance Net Test: English and Math,” designations: Assistant Professor Gerard by the Hat Yai Witthayalai at the Hat Yai Witthayalai Fouquet, Chairman of the School band. School on February 16. Division, welcomed the Everyone then pro- The O-Net, or Ordinary Building 1: the main guests, who enjoyed a cel- ceeded to the third-floor National Educational Test, 6-storey complex ebratory cocktail party and Seminar Room to view a is offered by the National a tour of the new facilities. video presentation on the Institute of Educational Building 2: the old Center. After Mr. Prayong Testing Services once a year; 3-storey building Academic Service had offered his congratula- all 12th grade students are Center tory remarks, Dr. Chariya required to take this exam, Brockelman, Director of whose scores are used in the Building 3: the new On January 24 the col- MUIC, and Ajarn Sanhapong admission process to most 8-story extension lege’s newly-established Khovong, Program Director Thai universities. Academic Service Center of ASC, addressed the group, Approximately 700 Building 4: the old (ASC) in Hat Yai conducted outlining the Center’s short high school students from MU Science Faculty a Grand Opening, which was and long-term objectives. the southern provinces Building (adjacent attended by MUIC executive The guests were then participated in the tuto- to the Princess staff and faculty, represen- given a tour of the facilities rial. English instruction Café), the site of tatives from local schools and enjoyed a luncheon, by Ajarn Sanhapong was the Food Science and universities as well as after which some of them offered in the morning members of the Hat Yai com- attended a press confer- session. Assistant Profes- and Technology munity. Mr. Prayong Rat- ence. sor Somchit Vipaweenukul Program’s offices tanapan, Deputy Governor of Apart from its recruit- from the Department of and lab. Songkhla Province, presided ment efforts, the ASC Mathematics, Prince of over the proceedings. collaborated with Prince of Songkhla University, taught Building 5: the The day’s activities Songhkla University, Hat math skills in the after- Salaya Center, the began with a merit-making Yai Campus, in offering noon. new location for the Humanities and Language Division.

This system of identify- ing buildings will be im- plemented in all internal and external communi- cations, including future issues of kaleidoscope.

Housewarming party at the Salaya Center The ASC Grand Opening

 a second master’s program

In February the Travel Industry Management (TIM) Division announced the formation of a new academic offering: a Master of Management (MM) Program in Tourism and Hospitality Management, one of the few postgraduate degrees in the region that covers management in both tourism and hospitality.

The Master of Manage- The program, consist- ment is designed to provide ing of 48 credits, offers two a comprehensive base in the modules: Tourism Manage- fundamentals of tourism ment and Hospitality Man- and hospitality manage- agement. Students have ment, with an emphasis on a choice of the two plans, their business applications. with the submission of ei- Moreover, it specifically ther a thesis or a thematic targets those professionals paper. This 18-month who wish to enhance their program will be conducted management skills to more on weekends at MUIC in effectively meet the chal- Salaya, a highly suitable lenges of a rapidly growing time and place for practic- accredited 4-year under- May 14 to June 14, 2008. tourism industry. ing professionals in pursuit graduate college/university For additional informa- The curriculum, to be of scholarly excellence. or its equivalent, 2) a cumu- tion, visit www.tim-muic. taught by subject specialists Assistant Professor lative GPA of at least 2.75 or net or contact Ms. Veena and experienced practitio- Sompong Amnuay-ngern- at least 2.5 with a minimum Thavornloha at (+66) 2241- ners, will be continually tra, Chairman of the TIM of two year’s work experi- o594-6, ext. 1511 or restructured in order to Division, will service as ence and 3) passing the [email protected] keep pace with fast-chang- Director of the Master of MUIC English Examina- ing industry trends and to Management Program. tion or a TOEFL score of Profile ensure that the students’ Admission require- at least 550 or IELTS score management skills will be ments include 1) a Bachelor of at least 6.0 for those Assistant Professor internationally competitive. degree in any field from an applicants who attended Sompong Amnuay-ngern- a non-English-speaking tra received his Master undergraduate university. of International Tourism The final criteria for selec- Management Degree from tion will be based on the Southern Cross University, candidates’ profiles and Australia, and his PhD in through interviews. Architectural Heritage The MM Program in Management and Tourism Tourism and Hospital- from Silpakorn Univeristy, ity Management will be Thailand. launched on September 15, Before his arrival at 2008, and the application MUIC in 200, Dr. Sompong period for the initial intake had acquired both practical of students will be from and academic experience.

Participants at the Job Application Conference

 kaleidoscope 2.08 division news Dr. Sompong Amnuay-ngerntra

Division was invited to pro- were donated to the Asian first orientation at its fa- vide a similar training expe- Elephant Foundation of cilities on the 12th floor of rience in March of 2008. Thailand. Sathorn City Tower for the She led a Siriraj nurs- Two subsequent events first group of 45 graduate He not only worked in the ing team in exploring the were also organized by the students. inbound tourism industry demands for excellence in class. A “Job Application Professor Maleeya as an English-French tour customer service, focusing and Recruitment Confer- Kruatrachue, Deputy Direc- guide and a guest service on time management, ef- ence” was held on February tor for Academic Affairs, agent at the Royal Orchid fective communication and 26 in the MUIC auditorium, welcomed the participants, Sheraton Hotel but also was general people skills. where 16 travel and hos- after which Professor Ban- a guest lecturer at a number pitality-related companies chong Mahaisavariya, Dean of universities and served Learning Outside delivered presentations on of Mahidol University’s as Head of the International the Classroom their respective enterprises. Faculty of Graduate Stud- Tourism and Hospitality In addition, there was an ies, delivered the major Management Program at During the second exhibition of the companies address. Rangsit University. trimester students in the in the foyer area for the Professor Chariya Bro- It was not surprising, ICTIM 326 course: Meeting, purpose of recruitment. celman, Director of MUIC, then, that Dr. Sompong was Incentives, Convention and On March 5 the group and Senior Fellow Lenard immediately appointed Exhibition Management, sponsored a Personality MacKay-Cruise, Chairman Head of Tourism Manage- taught by Ajarn Naphawan Development Seminar in of the Business Adminis- ment (what was then a Chantradoan, had ample the college auditorium. An tration Division, extended concentration). He became opportunities to gain valu- invited speaker from John congratulatory remarks. Vice Chairman of the TIM able hands-on experience in Robert Power addressed Assistant Professor Sarayut Division in 2005 and more project mavnagement. the approximately 100 Nathaphan, Director of the recently assumed the re- In cooperation with the participants on personality MBA Program, presented sponsibility of chairman in Office of Student Affairs, the development techniques. an overview of the program October, 2007. class organized a basketball and the requirements for Dr. Sompong is also tournament at the MU bas- business administration registration. an Executive Committee ketball court every weekend MBA Program The participants then Member of the Tourism from February 2 to March 1. Orientation took a brief tour of the Academic Association and Participants represented all Sathorn facilities and pro- continues to serve as a con- Mahidol University facul- The MBA Program in ceeded to the Salaya cam- sultant to various universi- ties and their alumni. All of Business Modeling and pus, where they enjoyed ties and tourism agencies, the profits from this event Analysis conducted its a luncheon at the Salaya all of which provide train- ing sessions for regional and international clients.

Training Program

After having conducted a training session for Hu- man Resources personnel at Siriraj Hospital in Novem- ber, 2007, Ajarn Nate-tra Tevabanchachai of the TIM

The first MBA class at orientation

 Dr. Fouquet with Director Chariya Brockelman at the french embassy

French Film Exhibition Festival MUIC participated in Ajarn Bruno Mahon Inventor’s Day 2008, an ex- coordinated the MUIC hibition that was sponsored French Film Festival 2008 by the National Research Pavilion Hotel and familiar- which was held over a Council of Thailand, on ized themselves with the four-day period, from February 2-5 at the IM- campus facilities. January 21 to 24, in the PACT Convention Center in college auditorium. The Bangkok. humanities and festival featured the fol- The college’s exhibi- language lowing films: Diva, the ani- tion booth featured the MUIC students in Japan French Honor mated film, Kirikou et la Learning Box, an educa- Sorcière (Kirikou and the tional tool for language special exchange agree- Assistant Professor Sorceress), the celebrated students that was cre- ment. This year 10 MUIC Gerard Fouquet, Chair- À Bout de Souffle (Breath- ated for MUIC by Ajarn students who minor in man of the Humanities less) and La Cérémonie Thomas Krey, Director of Japanese enrolled in in- and Language Division, (Maid to Order). the Foreign Languages tensive classes at Kyushu was made Chevalier of the TIM students in the Program. University from March 29 Ordre des Arts et Lettres at Travel Services Manage- to April 11. an awards ceremony at the ment Seminar made their An intensive six-week French Embassy Residence own distinctive contri- Foreign study tour to the Interna- on March 20. This award bution by organizing an Languages tional College of Hong He is given to those individu- exhibition, “Celebrites de la Program University in Kunming, als who have “significantly France,” featuring French China, during this coming contributed to the enrich- film stars. The exhibition, Last August MUIC July and August, is being ment of the French cultural which took place in the hosted a two-week Thai organized for about 60 stu- heritage.” The award was foyer adjacent to the audi- language program for dents who are either minor- presented by His Excel- torium, promoted the film 8 Japanese students from ing in Chinese or are simply lency, French Ambassador festival and raised aware- Kyushu University, an interested in improving to Thailand, Laurent Bili. ness about French culture institute with which their language skills. In his acceptance and the arts. the college enjoys a During the same speech, Dr. Fouquet cited time, students of German the support he has received and French will have an from colleagues and friends opportunity to attend at both MUIC and Tham- language courses at the masat University. University of Düsseldorf This award represents a and the International much-deserved recognition University of Nice Sophia of Dr. Fouquet’s service to Antipolis, respectively. Thai-French cooperation in As in previous years, they the field of cinema as well will reside with German as an acknowledgement of and French host families. his long-standing contri- For more information, butions to education in contact Aj. Thomas Krey at

Thailand. Congratulations, Ajarn Thomas Krey in front of the [email protected] Chevalier Fouquet! MUIC booth at inventor’s day or 02-800-3374, ext. 318.

 kaleidoscope 2.08 division news

and management. This department con- ducts a training program every month. For further information, visit www.muic.mahidol.ac.th/ training

Gingpayom Unity Camp Rodklongtan The Office of Hu- staff man Resources, with the A New Enterprise support of the Office of Planning, Research and In October of 2007 Ms. Development, organized Gingpayom Rodklongtan the MUIC Faculty and Staff was appointed Manager Unity Camp, the first in a of the Academic Activities series of such events, on Department, a new enter- March 7-8, 2008. Forty prise that functions under faculty and staff members the Office of the Director. traveled to the Koh Sichang Its objective is to provide Resort in Chonburi Prov- academic services in terms ince in order to participate of training programs and in the two-day unity camp. special projects, including The seminar sessions cultural tours. and activities were con- Since October, and par- ducted by Professor Raywat ticularly during the second Chatriwisit and his team trimester, the department and featured team-building has conducted seven public skills, conflict resolution, training programs for vari- time management and how ous Mahidol University fac- to make work a pleasure. ulties, Siriraj Hospital and Apart from the business firms in the Nakhonpathom at hand, the participants area, focusing on such is- made time for moments of sues as negotiation skills, relaxation and a visit to the customer service, effective ancient ruins around the leadership, communication Pra Jutatuch Palace.

Participants at the MUIC Unity Camp

 Dr. Chariya signing an exchange international news agreement in Cordoba

Study Abroad and MU students enthu- and Job Fairs siastically responded to the diversity of academic The Office of Inter- offerings in a wide range of national Relations and disciplines. International Network Both of these events a project on ethnographic The college also Development hosted the were the largest ever, research, whereby they signed an exchange agree- annual MUIC Job and Study providing the participants worked with villagers in ment with the Chinese Abroad Fairs on January with ever more opportuni- the fields of traditional University of Hong Kong. 31 and February 1, respec- ties for postgraduate stud- medicines and their prac- With these two additions, tively, on the ground floor ies and career choices. tice, arts and handicraft, MUIC now enjoys ex- of Building 1. Forty-five agriculture and water change agreements with companies, represent- UNC Visitors resources. 39 educational institutes ing the finance sector, Upon the completion around the world. manufacturing, the hotel Eight undergraduate of this project, the group industry, communication students from the Universi- submitted a detailed re- KEI Visitors networks and even agen- ty of North Carolina-Chapel port of their experiences cies of the United Nations, Hill (UNC-CH) arrived at and findings to MUIC and Ajarn Brian Phillips, participated in this year’s MUIC in January in order to UNC-CH. Chief of International Job Fair, actively recruiting take selective classes during Network Development, the second trimester. Their Exchange welcomed Mr. Frank choice of courses was gener- Agreements Serna from Point Loma ally confined to Southeast Nazarene University and Asian Studies and Interna- MUIC Director Chariya Ms. Erin Polnaszek from tional Relations. Brockelman traveled to the University of South Once the trimester was Spain in April to deliver Caroline in early March. over, the UNC students a presentation on mul- Their visit was coordi- embarked on an intensive ticulturalism at the 4th nated by MUIC and the two-week field trip. Ac- International Barcelona Knowledge Exchange In- companied by five MUIC Conference on Higher stitute (KEI), a New York students, they traveled to Education. After the City-based organization MUIC Alumnus ponlakrit Huay Kayeng Village, Thong conference she visited that offers study abroad toonkamthornchai from Pha Phum District, in Kan- ETEA-Faculty of Business placements. bloomberg chanaburi Province from and Economic Sciences The two visitors met April 15-29. (Institucion Universitaria with key MUIC personnel, students from both MUIC They lived with host de la Compania de Jesus) reviewed the college’s aca- and Mahidol University families and fully partici- in Cordoba, where she fi- demic programs and toured (MU). pated in the life of the vil- nalized a formal exchange the campus, all of which The following day 49 lage, where they conducted agreement. will enable them to more universities and interna- effectively encourage their tional educational agencies UNC students IN Kanchanaburi students to study at MUIC from Europe, Asia and Aus- and Mahidol University. tralia, participated in the They also had an op- Study Abroad Fair, with the portunity to take in some United Kingdom represent- of the major tourist attrac- ing the largest contingent tions in the Bangkok area of universities by far. MUIC and visit Ayutthaya.

 kaleidoscope 2.08 student achievements

Every day a sizeable number of our students are engaged in the pursuit of excellence by achieving academic success in the classroom and laboratory settings, exercising their leadership abilities in organizing student activities or testing their skills in competitions both on and off campus.

During the second Speaking Union of trimester three MUIC Thailand. students in particular dis- Mr. Tanawat was one of tinguished themselves by five university finalists at excelling in the arenas of the competition which was public speaking, journal- held at the Pullman Bang- ism and communication kok King Power Hotel on technology. March 14. He was awarded first place in a ceremony presided over by M.R. Thepkamol Devakul, Privy Councilor, and will repre- sent Thailand at the Inter- national Public Speaking Competition in the United Ms. Sikharin Langkulsen Kingdom on May 6-8, 2008. was declared the winner arship by the 2008 Inter- Journalism and received her award at national College Student a special ceremony at the Exchange Program, under Ms. Sikharin Lang- Grand Mercure Fortune the aegis of the Republic of kulsen, a third-year student Hotel on March 11, 2008. Korea (ROK) and the Asso- majoring in Television Pro- Ms. Sikharin will be ciation for Southeast Asian Mr. Tanawat Phaovibul duction, participated in the given a once-in-a-lifetime Nations (ASEAN). He is one 6th True Visions-BBC World opportunity to attend of five Thai students – and Public Speaking Future Journalist Award a three-week intensive the first from Mahidol Uni- 2007-08, a competition training course at the BBC versity – who was selected In the last issue of sponsored by True Visions, Headquarters in London by virtue of his academic kaleidoscope we reported BBC World and the Council this June. credentials and the submis- on the Debate Club’s 3rd of Mass Communication. sion of two essays. Extemporaneous Speech Twenty candidates Communication This scholarship pro- Competition, which was from various universities Technology gram is jointly funded by won by Mr. Tanawat Pha- were required to take part Daejeon University and the ovibul, a first-year student in a three-day workshop Mr. Tanis Sawannakul, ASEAN-ROK Future Oriented and Social Science major. and interview process. a third-year student and Cooperation Projects Fund, Since then he has become Based on the quality of her Computer Science major, providing undergraduate an active member of the performance, Ms. Sikharin was awarded a full schol- students the opportunity to Debate Club. Mr. Tanawat study at Daejeon University also decided to enter the for one academic year. Thailand Public Speaking Mr. Tanis began his Competition 2008, “New studies in March; he will Horizons, New Frontiers,” also undergo an internship sponsored by the English- with a leading Korean firm.

Mr. Tanis Sawannakul  student activities

activities were devoted to to assess the effectiveness their older classmates. In of the extended canteen addition, the MUIC stu- area and to spend the day dents provided special with the children, their treats for the school lunch parents and members and donated educational of the community. The materials and equipment to volunteers also donated the school. additional books, toys, and This brief outing was school supplies as well as a Current and past SA members meant to engender the number of new bicycles for Student share their experiences spirit of volunteerism easier access to and from Association as association members, among Student Association the school. Reunion readily admitting to the members and promote a shortcomings as well as the greater awareness of the Debate The MUIC Student successes of their efforts. benefits of community Championship Association sponsored a The evening concluded outreach programs. reunion of present and with a video presentation The MUIC Debate Club former members of the as- on current Student Associa- Volunteer Club once again confirmed its sociation on the evening of tion activities and closing status as the best debating January, 2008, in the Maha- remarks by its President, This past December team in Thailand, this time sawasdee Banquet Room of Ms. Pornpun Rabiltossa- 45 members of the Vol- at the 4th EU-Thailand Na- the Salaya Pavilion Hotel. porn. unteer Club journeyed to tional Intervarsity Debate This first-time event was Kanchanaburi Province for Championship 2008, which coordinated by Ms. Siriluck School a 10-day visitation to the was held at Thammasat Siripravatkul and Ms. Pari- Visitation Baan Kaeng Plalom School, University from March 29 yaporn Lervanichsutha. where one group worked to April 1. After a formal wel- Twenty members of the on a major construction Eighteen universities coming ceremony, former Student Association visited project, extending the from all parts of Thailand members of the Student the nearby Ban Klong Ma- school’s canteen area, while participated in the compe- Association were given the hasawat School on Febru- another provided class- tition. The MUIC adroitly opportunity to introduce ary 28, a one-day project room instruction. battled their way through themselves. During the that was organized by Club Twenty-four of those the preliminary rounds. dinner that followed the Commissioner Chayaluck volunteers returned on a Victory was finally assured participants were able to Tummasiri. follow-up visit on March 2 when both Team 1, with The volunteers arrived Volunteers in Kanchanaburi early in the morning to set Debate team champions up five stations for student activities which featured games to promote coopera- tion and teamwork, exer- cises in building English skills and learning sessions on personal hygiene, nutri- tion and the environment. The morning session targeted the younger chil- dren while the afternoon

 kaleidoscope 2.08 An Art Club member sketching in Tub Sakae

Phra Chainarong Sangsra- purpose of both groups No-Smoking who want to free them- noi, Michael Krause and who took full advantage of Campaign selves of this deadly habit. Mohamed Mabrouq Azeez, the seaside and lush natu- In conjunction with and Team 2, represented ral surroundings. They The Office of Student this campaign, the col- by Jagruti Sampat, Wen-yu also visited the Huay Yang Affairs and the MUIC Stu- lege has posted new Weng and Sano Akim (from Waterfalls and the celebrat- dent Association launched regulations based on the MU), reached the finals. ed Wat Khao Thong Chai. a week-long anti-smoking Non-Smokers’ Health Team 1 emerged vic- Unfortunately, extended campaign during the lat- Protection Act from torious and was awarded bursts of unexpected rain- ter part of April, a con- the Ministry of Public a 30,000 Baht prize while fall interrupted much of certed effort that included Health. As of April 1, Team 2 won 20,000 Baht. their outdoor activities. an extensive exhibition on there is only one des- The Debate Club received The Art Club members the ground floor of Build- ignated smoking area, an additional honor when concentrated on the me- ing 1. the modular classroom Phra Chainarong was dian of watercolor painting The purpose was to 5 in front of Building 2. named Best Speaker of the and were accompanied by educate students about Anyone violation of this competition. Mr. Vanchai Phol-in and the dangers of smoking, new directive will result Mr. Suksan Chuaynum, encourage them to stop in a 2,000 Baht fine each Joint Field Trip who provided invaluable and offer support to those time. instruction. Fifteen members of the The Photography Club Art Club and 20 members of members enjoyed the ex- the Photography and Mul- pertise of Advisor Korra- timedia Club participated chai Lekpetch and Pratcha- in a joint annual field trip ya Leelapratchayanont on the weekend of March who, with the help of more 7-9, to Tub Sakae, Prach- seasoned upper classmates, uabkirikan Province, where guided the new mem- they stayed at the Malai bers in mastering various

Asia Resort. photographic techniques, Ajarn Anchalee The location proved to including night-time pho- Pongpun at the anti- be an ideal setting for the tography. smoking campaign

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Publisher: Public Relations Section, MR. Nutthaboon Pornrattanacharoen upcoming events Editor: Mr. Alexander Korff

ART DIRECTOR: Mr. Alexander S. Heitkamp May 10-11 Welcoming Unity Camp Photographers: Mahidol University, Kanchanaburi Campus Mr. Korrachai Lekpetch, Mr. Pratchaya May 27-28 LeeLApRatchayanont Student Association Elections

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July 16 Phone: +66 (0) 2441 5090 MU Graduation Ceremony at the Royal ext. 1413, 1418, 1326 Thai Navy Convention Hall Fax: +66 (0) 24410629 Email: [email protected] AUGUST 6 www.muic.mahidol.ac.th MUIC Open House