KKU awards Good Practice- Best Practice Prizes to personnel to promote good governance

Tuesday June 4, 2024 – Strategy Division, Office of the President, Khon Kaen University, held the award presentation for Good Practice and Best Practice Prizes of the fiscal year 2023. Mr. Surapon Pechwara, Vice Chairman of Khon Kaen University Council and a qualified committee member presided over the ceremony. Attending the event both online and onsite at Sarasin Room, 2nd Floor, Sirikunakron Building, Office of the President of Khon Kaen University were the members of Khon Kaen University Council.


Asst. Prof. Tala Thammaroj, M.D., Vice President for Administration, related about the background of the project. Khon Kaen University had appointed a committee for good governance in order to set the system, mechanism, measures and policies to regulate the work of the University. This has been ongoing and prizes have been awarded for selected projects having good practices and best practices in accordance with good governance and strategies of the University.
“The meeting is held today to clarify the measures based on good governance of Khon Kaen University for the fiscal year 2025. And prizes are awarded for Good Practice and Best Practice projects. There are 12 projects being awarded today.”
The 12 projects awarded the 2023 Good Practice and Best Practice prizes of Khon Kaen University are as follows:
1. The fields of sciences and technologies:
Good Practice Prize:
First Prize: Development of Operational System to Increase the Efficiency of Administration of Complaints, KKU Library – Head of Project: Miss Akrima Summat


Best Practice Prizes:
First Prize: Production of KKU 1 Chicken as Health Food and Commercial Export – by Promoting Root Farming and Connecting Full-Cycle Chicken Industry, Faculty of Agriculture – Head of Project: Assoc. Prof. Wutthikrai Boonkhum, Ph.D.


First Runner-up Prize: Building Academic Collaboration Network for Academic Service and Research with Mitrapon Company using Trichogramma sp., Faculty of Agriculture – Head of Project: Assoc. Prof. Prakaichan Nimkingrat, Ph.D.


Seond Runner-up Prize: Promotion of Fish Farming and Development of Less Water Integrated Fishery, Faculty of Agriculture – Head of Project: Mr. Kampon Thaiso

2. The fields of health sciences:
Good Practice Prizes:
First Prize: Excellence Screening System of New-born Babies and Health Care for Scarce Diseases, Srinagarind Hospital, Faculty of Medicine – Head of Project: Asst. Prof. Kunthon Wichajarn, M.D.


First Runner-up Prize: Online Consultation for Prevention and Promotion of Mental Health of Khon Kaen University Personnel and Adjacent Communities, Faculty of Nursing – Head of Project: Dr. Kwansuda Boonthot


Second Runner-up Prize: Development of a Digital Blood System, Faculty of Medicine – Head of Project: Mrs. Poonsap Sripara


Best Practice Prizes: Planning for Innovation in Study of Achievement of Pride of the Academic Section, Faculty of Medicine – Head of Project: Mrs. Puangpayom Kaewpila

Second Runner-up Prize: Testing of Expertise in Medical Laboratory – Culturing Program from Blood by Automatic Machine, Faculty of Associated Medical Science – Head of Project: Dr. Panupong Saiboonchan


3. The fields of humanities and social sciences
Good Practice Prizes:
First Runner-up Prize: Creative Tourism in the New Normal, for Sustainable Development Goals: SDGs, Office of Academic Service – Head of Project: Miss Nipapan Chaidechtayakul


Second Runner-up: Development of Strength in Research and Mixed Special Education for Students with Special Necessity, Khon Kaen University Demonstration School, Special Education Section, Faculty of Education – Head of Project: Mrs. Prisana Anjampa


Best Practice Prize:
Second Runner-up Prize: Development of Teacher Competency, Border Patrol Police School to Upgrade the Quality of School in Remote Area, Faculty of Education – Head of Project: Assoc. Prof. Issara Kanjug, Ph.D.


Miss Akrima Summat, a professional librarian and Miss Nitiya Driworadechpaisan, a professional information officer of Khon Kaen University Library said after receiving the award that they were happy and honored since it was the piece of work that a team of personnel and administrators of the library have continuously done for 8 years, by listening to and seeing the importance of users of the library through the efficient system for management of complaints.


“We do not only compile the information, but we also attempt to find tools or technologies to assist and make the work more convenient. Parallel to this, we have developed the system for managing the complaints so that there is the process to listen to complaints from all platforms. Then we considered and presented to the administrators or relevant officers to solve the problem in time. Finally, we draw the conclusion each month for clearer view of the management.”
The information led to answering FAQ and answering questions of the same type all over the organization and developing of the Chatbot Application that helps answering questions of users’ complaints and requests. The prize is a moral support for all officers to move forward and improve their system in the future.
News / Photos: Phanit Khatnak

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