Author: Kittipong Bunlear

On Saturday, March 16, 2024, the School of Law and the Academic Service Center of Walailak University, led by faculty members from the School of Law and students to the Na Bon District Office to conduct academic service activities. They set up a mobile legal clinic booth to provide legal consultations to the local community as part of the Na Bon District Rubber Tapping Closing Festival and Red Cross Fair, held from March 16-23, 2024. Additionally, they participated in the community event "Rak Jung Na Bon (Love You, Na Bon)" Walk-Run (3rd Event) at Na Bon District, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province.

On May 18-19, 2024, Walailak University, as a member of the Waste Management Network surrounding the campus, participated in the "SIP & SUN - Thasala Coffee Spirit" event at Bo Non Beach, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province. The university organized various activities to educate youth on effective waste disposal methods to mitigate environmental issues. These included exhibitions on marine debris problems, the establishment of waste segregation stations, and campaigns promoting cloth bags instead of plastic ones, featuring personalized bag painting sessions. Participants also enjoyed games and received numerous gifts, making the learning experience engaging and enjoyable.This initiative shows the active participation of students in environmental conservation efforts, highlighting a student-led society engaging with sustainability. In collaborating with local administrative organizations through the "Collaborative Project to Enhance the Efficiency of Waste Management…

On June 25, 2024, Walailak University organized a beach cleanup activity to conserve marine and coastal resources, aligning with World Oceans Day 2024. This initiative was part of a collaborative project aimed at enhancing waste management efficiency in areas surrounding the university. The event took place at Bo Non Beach in Tha Sala Subdistrict, Tha Sala District, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province. The event aimed to educate students and the general public on proper waste disposal and reduction, particularly in coastal and community areas, to mitigate negative impacts on natural resources. The campaign also emphasized the importance of segregating organic waste before disposal.The event was presided over by Mr. Sarayut Lekakarn, Deputy Permanent Secretary of Tha Sala Subdistrict Administrative Organization, with a report delivered by Mr. Phusit Horpet, a lecturer in…

Walailak University initiated a project to elevate community enterprises, focusing on the Pla Kob (a type of fish named Shortnose gizzard shad) products of the Ban Takhian Dam community enterprise group. This endeavor was led by students from the School of Accountancy and Finance, in collaboration with the Center for Academic Services.The team conducted market surveys at Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahawihan in Mueang District and Wat Chedi in Sichon District, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province. They offered tourists samples of sun-dried fried Pla Kob, spicy salad with sun-dried Pla Kob, and seasoned Pla Kob bones, gathering feedback through taste tests and questionnaires. The insights gained will inform future support strategies for the Ban Takhian Dam community enterprise group.The project's objectives include empowering local communities, community enterprises, and local startups with knowledge…

Exploring Multiculturalism and Traditional Practices: Insights from Walailak University’s Pharmacy Camp Walailak University, under the leadership of Asst. Prof. Dr. Chaweewan Klongsiriwet and faculty members from the School of Pharmacy organized a pharmacy camp in the Ban Khao Wang community. Approximately 70 WU students directly supported their faculty in organizing educational activities. This comprehensive event was designed to provide valuable educational experiences by immersing them in the local ways of life. Through this camp, students gained insights into various aspects of the community, including traditional occupations, healthcare practices, and efforts in resources and environmental conservation. Additionally, the camp emphasized the importance of understanding the community’s diverse cultural context, fostering an appreciation for multiculturalism, and inspiring students to contribute to the development of community pharmacy.The camp featured a variety of activities…

Walailak University Launches Initiative to Ban Foam Food Containers and Reduce Plastic Usage on Campus In 2025, Walailak University organized a campaign to ban the use of foam food containers and to reduce or eliminate plastic usage within the campus. The events took place at the Chor Pradu Food Center and the Chan Pradu Night Market. Representatives from student groups voluntarily participated in the campaign, promoting the reduction of plastic bag usage, encouraging the use of personal cups and cloth bags instead of plastic grocery bags, and raising vendors’ awareness across various areas including the Chor Pradu Food Center, Student Activities Building’s Food Center, Walailak University Hospital’s Food Center, Chan Pradu Night Market, Bota Market, and other shops within the university, to cease providing plastic carry bags.This initiative demonstrates student…