Author: Kittipong Bunlear

The target group consisted of 15 people, including:1. Students: 5 people2. Staff: 10 peopleTotal hours of the activity: 8 hoursWalailak University, represented by Miss Amonrat Ammartsena from the School of Law, Mrs. Preeda Chotechuang from the Internal Audit Unit, Dr. Naparat Chookead from the School of Informatics, and Miss Alisara Saramolee from the School of Accountancy and Finance, held meetings with representatives from Wang Tawan Tok Temple to present and refine draft temple regulations in alignment with Buddhist principles.The proposed regulations cover the following areas:• Order of the Abbot of Wang Tawan Tok Temple No. 1/2567 on the Appointment of the Wat Wang Tawan Committee B.E. 2567• Announcement of Wang Tawan Tok Temple on the Main Policies for Temple Development B.E. 2566• Announcement of Wang Tawan Tok Temple on Guidelines…

The target group consisted of 10 people, including:1. Students: 5 people2. Staff: 5 peopleTotal hours of the activity: 4 hours Walailak University, represented by Asst. Prof. Tanasun Tapparut from the School of Architecture and Design and staff from the Center for Academic Services, visited Deang Temple in Chian Yai District, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, to assess the progress of its renovation. The evaluation focused on the foundation, main building structure, and footing, while the roofs and architectural elements remain pending for renovation.During the visit, WU engaged in discussions with the abbot and the temple’s committee members on implementing public relations initiatives to inform surrounding stakeholders of the progress and encourage community involvement.This collaboration supports Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities by contributing to the restoration and preservation…

The target group consisted of 15 people, including:1. Students: 5 people 2. Staff: 10 people Total hours of the activity: 20 hours Walailak Botanic Park (WBP), led by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Chatchai Kanlayanapaphon, was assigned by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rungrawee Jitpakdee, the Director of WBP, to bring faculty members from various disciplines to the field to explore the stories of the Maniq people at Ban Phu Pha Phet, Manang District, Satun Province. This group, classified as Negritos, is considered a sub-group of Negroids and is scattered along the Malay Peninsula in southern Thailand. Moreover, the team is led by Asst. Prof. Dr. Siriporn Somboonboorana (the research program director) and Mr. Charoon Thotsakul (the expert on the Maniq ethnic group).The field visit integrates academic work and study to record and preserve…

The target group consisted of 40 people, including:1. Students: 30 people2. Staff: 10 peopleTotal hours of the activity: 20 hoursWalailak University, led by Asst. Prof. Tanasun Tapparut from the School of Architecture and Design and the Center for Academic Services, partnered with Phra Ajahn Wichian Phromwisut to renovate Daeng Temple in Chian Yai District, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province.As part of the collaboration, WU students and local community members worked together to inspect the donated roofs from Wat Phuttha Sima, ensuring their suitability for the temple renovation.This initiative supports Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities by contributing to the preservation and enhancement of cultural and religious sites. It also promotes SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals by strengthening cooperation between academic institutions, religious organizations, and local communities.

The target group consisted of 10 people, including:1. Students: 5 people2. Staff: 5 peopleTotal hours of the activity: 8 hoursWalailak University, led by Dr. Kanokwan Meesook, Miss Alisara Saramolee, Mr. Watcharawat Promma, and Miss Praphada Srisuwan from the School of Accountancy and Finance, along with Dr. Denkhun Thummanitchayuth and Miss Amonrat Ammartsena from the School of Law, visited Wang Tawan Tok Temple to provide guidance on financial and accounting management. The team also gathered data and worked on drafting essential regulations and a self-evaluation form for the temple’s administration.The drafted documents cover five key areas:1. Regulations on Procurement2. Regulations on Temple Administration B.E. 25673. Regulations on Petty Cash4. Regulations on Disbursement5. Performance Evaluation Form for the Wang Tawan Tok Temple Committee (Self-Evaluation) for the Year 2567This initiative is part of…

The target group consisted of 15 people, including:1. Students: 5 people2. Staff: 10 peopleTotal hours of the activity: 4 hoursWalailak University, represented by faculty members from the School of Accountancy and Finance and the School of Law, visited Sri Tawee Temple to gather data and exchange information with the abbot regarding the temple’s accounting system and related matters. As part of the visit, WU collaborated with temple staff to assess transparency in temple administration.The visit was conducted under the "Temple Administration Aligning with Good Governance" project, a joint initiative by Walailak University, the Buddhadasa Indapanno Archives, and the Foundation for Public Policy and Good Governance, with support from the Thai CG Fund. The project aims to align Buddhist temple administration with the foundation’s nine principles of good governance by providing…

The target group consisted of 30 people, including:1. Students: 15 people2. Staff: 15 peopleTotal hours of the activity: 5 hoursWalailak University, led by Asst. Prof. Dr. Hathaichanok Kommen from the School of Science, along with WU students and staff from the Center for Academic Services, organized a STEM educational outreach program for students from Chumchon Mai School. Held at the Botanic Park, Walailak University, the event provided hands-on learning experiences focused on biodiversity, ecology, and environmental awareness.Fifteen students participated in the program, where they explored the diversity of animals and plants while gaining insights into forest ecosystems and animal behaviors. A key highlight was a two-kilometer guided nature study trail, allowing students to observe and interact with the natural environment. Additionally, they visited key sites within the park, including the…

The target group consisted of 10 people, including:1. Students: 5 people2. Staff: 10 peopleTotal hours of the activity: 4 hoursWalailak University, represented by Dr. Kanokwan Meesook, Mr. Watcharawat Promma, and Miss Praphada Srisuwan from the School of Accountancy and Finance, along with Miss Amonrat Ammartsena from the School of Law, organized a meeting with Phra Kru Promkatkanarak and temple staff to discuss and refine the draft temple regulation. The discussion aimed to align the regulations with the temple’s specific context while promoting effective governance.Following the meeting, the faculty members visited Jantaram Temple, where they engaged with Phra Palad Suthammarat Sujino to gather data on the temple’s accounting and regulatory framework. This information will be used to support the implementation of the "Temple Administration Aligning with Good Governance" project.The project is…

The target group consisted of 10 people, including:1. Students: 5 people2. Staff: 5 peopleTotal hours of the activity: 4 hoursWalailak University, led by faculty members from the School of Accountancy and Finance, organized a meeting with Phramaha Somchai Phaphakaro and devoted followers to collect key data on Wimuttitham Temple. The meeting was part of the “Temple Administration Aligning with Good Governance” project, aimed at strengthening governance practices in Buddhist temples.The data collection focused on three key areas:1. Fundamental information about the temple.2. Financial and accounting management, including financial reports.3. Good governance evaluation.Walailak University will use this information to develop strategies that align the temple’s administration with good governance principles. The project is a collaboration between Walailak University, the Buddhadasa Indapanno Archives, and the Foundation for Public Policy and Good Governance,…

The target group consisted of 15 people, including:1. Students: 5 people2. Staff: 10 peopleTotal hours of the activity: 4 hoursOn February 17, 2024, Walailak University, led by faculty members from the School of Accountancy and Finance, in collaboration with Mr. Bancha Pongpanich from the Buddhadasa Indapanno Archives, organized a meeting with Phramaha Somchai Phaphakaro and devoted followers to discuss plans and strategies for administering Wimuttitham Temple. The meeting was part of the "Temple Administration Aligning with Good Governance" project.This initiative is a joint effort between Walailak University, the Buddhadasa Indapanno Archives, and the Foundation for Public Policy and Good Governance, with support from the Thai CG Fund. The project aims to enhance governance in Buddhist temples by applying the nine principles established by the Foundation for Public Policy and Good…