November 7, 2023 from 8:30 a.m. to 14:00 p.m. – Khon Kaen University by the Division of Education Quality Development carried out the Sharing EdPEx & Good Practice Project. Assoc. Prof. Charnchai Panthongviriyakul, M.D., President of Khon Kaen University chaired the meeting and clarified the objectives of the project before the event began. Asst. Prof. Saowalak Sukprasert, a National Quality Award Auditor and an Education Development for Performance Excellence Sub-committee member gave a talk on drawing lessons towards excellence and preparation for EdPEx300 (Education Criteria for Performance Excellence). The meeting, held at Sirikunakorn Room 3, 2^nd Floor, Sirikunakorn Building, was attended by more than 100 deans and administrators from all faculties.

Assoc. Prof. Charnchai Panthongviriyakul, M.D., President of Khon Kaen University explained that EdPEx 200/300 is the education quality criteria towards excellent operations. It is the framework for developing the management and administration quality, which is internationally accepted on a wide scale and is the prototype of the national quality award (TQA). With cooperation from all faculties, the management and administration of Khon Kaen University should pass the EdPEx criteria, both at the faculty and the university levels. This means the conceptual framework for systematic organizational administration would be efficient, enabling the University to sustainably and rapidly develop. “For the faculties that have not passed the EdPEx 200/300, the meeting today is a good chance to learn from the faculties with good governance.”

Asst. Prof. Saowalak Sukprasert, a National Quality Award Auditor and an Education Development for Performance Excellence Sub-committee member talked about the success factors, the role of the Coach/ Facilitator, and the role of internal auditors. The talk also covered the education criteria for performance excellence (EdPEx), the criteria of which are the same as the National Quality Award evaluation used for the university and faculty levels. “Everyone knows that the criteria for the institution to consider are systematic operations that are put into real use, regular, with complete coverage. The operations can be followed up and evaluated for improvement. The improvement has impact on achievement in accordance with the expected directions and the outcomes of the improvement, whether these can lead to sustainability or not. EdPEx 200/300 at the faculty level is not difficult, but the University must be the mechanism that supports the faculties, by giving recommendations for the faculties’ continuous competency, and at the same time, the intensiveness of the internal auditors must be increased so that the results of the evaluation can be put into real use.

The event included lectures and talks by the representatives of faculties receiving EdPEx 200 and EdPEx 300, and the faculties passing TQC (Faculty of Medicine) and TQC Plus (Faculty of Dentistry) to share their experiences. There was a forum on “Good Practices for Developing Educational Quality towards Excellence by EdPEx Criteria” by the Deans of the faculties passing EdPEx 300 and TQC, namely, the Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Dentistry, Faculty of Business Administration and Accountancy, and Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts.

The other forum on “Good Practices for Developing Educational Quality towards Excellence by EdPEx Criteria” by faculties passing EdPEx 200 – Faculty of Associated Medical Science, Faculty of Public Health, Faculty of Sciences, Faculty of Education, College of Local Administration, Faculty of Agriculture, and Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. At the end, KKU President presented the certification of honors to the faculties passing EdPEx 200, EdPEx 300 and TQC.

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September 2, 2023 – Tawanchai Foundation for Patients with Cleft Lips and Palate and Craniofacial Deformities, Faculty of Medicine, Khon Kaen University, with support from Khon Kaen Provincial Administrative Organization, held the “Nong Tawanchai Camp” for quality of life improvement of the patients. Assoc. Prof. Tassanee Wangsrimongkhon, Ph.D., a member of Tawanchai Foundation gave a reporting speech while Acting Captain Pongjet Pornkuna, Khon Kaen PAO Chief Administrator presided over the opening ceremony, which took place at Rachawadee Resort and Hotel, Muang District, Khon Kaen.

Assoc. Prof. Tassanee Wangsrimongkhon, Ph.D., a member of Tawanchai Foundation reported, “The 11th Tawanchai Camp for improving quality of life of patients with cleft lips and palate the fiscal year 2023 is aimed at developing complete health care and services to the patients with cleft lips and palate and craniofacial deformities that cover 5 aspects, namely, health, education, living, social and self-empowerment; and at making the patients see their own values, have confidence in socialization as well as plan their life goal and develop their own potentiality”.

“The activities for Nong Tawanchai and their families include: evaluation of facial characteristics to solve the remaining problems and to make they appear almost normal by a team of surgeons from the Faculty of Medicine, Khon Kaen University; evaluation and checking oral health and orthodontics by a team of orthodontists from the Faculty of Dentistry, Khon Kaen University; self-empowerment by lecturers and students from the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, Khon Kaen University; Getting to know and understand oneself for happiness by psychiatrists from the Faculty of Medicine, Khon Kaen University; building good well-being, family planning and sexual relationship by specialized nurses from Srinagarind Hospital; exchange of experience in caring Nong Tawanchai; and occupational promotion activities and learning language skills by a voluntary team from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Khon Kaen University. This year will also mark the first time Tawanchai Ambassadors are appointed, who will be awarded each a scholarship of the amount of 5,000 baht.”

Acting Captain Pongjet Pornkuna, Khon Kaen PAO Chief Administrator who presided over the opening session said, “The complete health care for patients with cleft lips and palate corresponds to the 4^th National Strategy on building chances and social equality. At the same time, it agrees with the 13^th Master Plan on enhancement of well-being among Thai people; the developmental strategy of the Northeast to solve poverty problem and develop quality of life of those with small incomes to lessen social gaps; and the provincial development plans, 2023-2027 (the 4^th Development Plan) on sustainable development of social well-being, promoting welfare and occupational skills for sustainable earnings, and building of the environment that facilitates community development as a basis for well-being.”

The two Tawanchai Ambassadors who are awarded a scholarship of 5,00 baht each are: Miss Pannatorn Jiratpikalapong, aged 19 years old, a second-year student of the faculty of Medicine, Khon Kaen University; and Miss Jirapat Wanrerk, aged 19 years old, a second year student majoring in English, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Khon Kaen University. Jirapat revealed that she had a complete left-side cleft palate and has received treatment since she was born until today.

“I’m from Yasothorn and received continuous treatment because my aunt who is a nurse suggested that my mother join the Foundation. My first surgery was when I was 3 months old. I had frequent surgery during my primary school. When I was in high school, I met an orthodontist once a month. The treatment did not interfere with my school. I entered KKU from the Portfolio round that requires TOEIC of 500 up. I worked hard on this for 2 months and got 715. I was very happy. Use of English is not a problem for pronunciation. I’d like to say to parents to give moral support to your children both in terms of learning and living. If your children are successful in anything, though very small, you should show your appreciation. As a Tawanchai Ambassador, I’d like everyone to be strong, practice what you like. All have your own ability.”

“Nong Tawanchai Camp” for quality of life improvement receives continuous budget support from Khon Kaen Provincial Administrative Organization until now which is the 11^th year. This time, the activities lasted 2 days during September 2-3, 2023. Participants were 38 Nong Tawanchai aged 7 to 18 years old and 51 families. The trainers and officers totaled 30 people. The activities during the morning session included” Station 1: Surgery – evaluating facial characteristics of patients to solve  still-existing problem and taking pictures of the standard posture; Station 2 – Orthodontics – promoting access to oral health care for the patients, checking oral health and introduction how to use dental floss; Station 3 – I am my best friend, knowing and understanding oneself when being a teenager, building physical and mental health by new doing and thinking; Station 4 – Positive empowerment for self-confidence and personality development for socialization; Station 5 – Adventure in English.

The parent group participated in the following stations: exchange of experiences in taking care of the children, building good well-being and promoting the health of the patients and families. In the afternoon at 13:30 p.m., the participants travelled to Kham Khoon Center, Ubonrat District, Khon Kaen. On Sunday, September 3, the participants visited Khon Kaen Science Museum and joined the scientific activity on simple DNA extract, forensic activity and taking “Polaroid of Love”. At the end there was the evaluation and conclusion of the project by the officers of Tawanchai Foundation.

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Tuesday August 29, 2023, at 9.00 – 10.30 a.m. – Khon Kaen University carried out the project: enhancing nice community around the campus. Ajarn Natsamol Tanakulrungsarit, Assistant to the President for Special Affairs presided over the training, with Mr. Kamolpong Thongdeenok, Deputy Director of Sam Liam Municipal School; Mr. Somchat Chai-ayut, Chairman of Sam Liam 3 Community; Asst. Prof. Tanapatsakorn Sukitprapanon, Ph.D., a lecturer from the Department of Soil Science and Environment, Faculty of Agriculture, Khon Kaen University; and Mr. Chumporn Para, Director of the Communications Division. The training, held at Sam Liam Municipal School, was attended by over 100 students, interested community people.

KKU’s project to enhance nice community around the campus aims to promote or strengthen the communities around the campus to create nice living places and good relationships between the University and the communities, in accordance with the strategic plans of administration 2020-2023 and under the Strategy of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) towards Creating Shared Value (CSV).

Ajarn Natsamol Tanakulrungsarit, Assistant to the President for Special Affairs said that Khon Kaen University sees the importance of the communities nearby. And on the occasion of the 60^th Anniversary of the University, this project to enhance nice community around the campus is carried out to promote and strengthen the communities and promote academic service works that will bring new bodies of knowledge to the communities for sustainable development.

“Sam Liam Community is the first model community that joined in the promotion and building of garbage separation, with Sam Liam Municipal School being the learning resource of the community. At the same time, the project instills the youths with awareness in organic waste management at the household level, by teaching them to make compost and hence lessen the amount of waste efficiently. The community people can apply the knowledge at home. This kind of project of KKU will be regularly carried out.”

Mr. Somchat Chai-ayut, Chairman of Sam Liam 3 Community explained about the need of the community and the approach for community development. Sam Liam 3 Community has received good cooperation from the school and Khon Kaen University. The problem in the community lately is the big amount of waste that could not be collected by the Municipality according to the time set. The problem is the community’s trouble. Despite the Municipality’s attempt to buy more garbage trucks, they are not enough. Therefore, the community has to revise the approach to dispose of wastes from the household level.

“We have shared the problem of the community to Khon Kaen University, and we have received cooperation from the University by performing this project to enable the people to know how to manage the problem by themselves. This will be sustainable for the community in waste disposal and hopefully the amount of waste will be reduced.”

After the opening session, Ajarn Natsamol Tanakulrungsarit, Assistant to the President for Special Affairs gave the baskets for making household compost to representatives from Sam Liam Community 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. Then another kit set for making compost was transferred to the school as the learning resource for compost making from leave and food wastes. The next session was the training on reduction of food waste by making compost by Asst. Prof. Tanapatsakorn Sukitprapanon, Ph.D., a lecturer from the Department of Soil Science and Environment, Faculty of Agriculture, Khon Kaen University.

Asst. Prof. Tanapatsakorn Sukitprapanon revealed that in general, there are many kinds of household waste, including scraps of plastics and metal and organic wastes that can be made into compost, which can be used for growing vegetable, trees and helping to manage the problem from the beginning. At the same time, this lessens the labor cost, too.

“Normally when we dispose of waste, the Municipality of each community will collect it. Next is the separation process. The management of waste here requires cost. If householders separate organic wastes, it would help to lessen cost and labor required for this process. Making compost at the household level is not based on any fixed formula. The food wastes and leaves can be dumped at the prepared place to be filled with manure that helps decomposing. Sometimes, manure may not be used because of its smell. At this stage, we must add water to increase moisture.”

“Dry leaves take 2 months to decompose, while fresh vegetables and fruits take only 1-2 weeks. Tree branches must be chopped first and left to ferment for a couple of weeks before the decomposed part can be used as fertilizer. From research on management of many organic materials, it was found that compost including dry leaves will improve the chemical and physics properties of soil, making it fertile and good for growing plants and crops. The soil can absorb fertilizer much more.”

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Tuesday, August 29, 2023 from 9:30 a.m. until 13:00 p.m. – Assoc. Prof. Charnchai Panthongviriyakul, M.D., President of Khon Kaen University presided over the MOU signing ceremony between Khon Kaen University and Khon Kaen Star VC Club. Assoc. Prof. Piansak Pakdee, Vice President for Student Development and Alumni Relation welcomed the guests and gave the reporting speech. Assoc. Prof. Pensri Jaroenwanich, Ph.D., Dean of the Faculty of Business Administration and Accountancy and Chairperson of the KKU Valley Ball Academy presented a conclusion and background of the academic collaboration. Signing for Khon Kaen University was Assoc. Prof. Charnchai Panthongviriyakul, M.D., President of Khon Kaen University; and Mr. Panchai Bawornratanapran, Chairman of the Khon Kaen Star VC Club signed for the Club. Among witnesses were administrators of Khon Kaen Star VC Club, a club under Khon Kaen Star Volley Ball Club Co. Ltd., the coach team, volleyball players, leaders of 8 Khon Kaen Economic Organizations, the schools that have signed the sports collaboration, administrators of AIA Co. Ltd.; administrators and staff of Khon Kaen University; distinguished guests and news correspondents. The ceremony took place at Sirikunakorn Room, 3^rd Floor Sirikunakorn Building, Khon Kaen University.

The KKU Volleyball Academy of Khon Kaen University is the training center that aims to incubate and develop volley ball skills for female youths and increase the competency in developing volleyball games of the two parties signing the MOU. It is expected that the promotion and support for the games would be strengthened with the collaboration. The involved institutions will work together for the reputation of Khon Kaen Province and to build high-competent athletes for the country. The Khon Kaen Star VC Club (under Khon Kaen Star Volleyball Club Co. Ltd.) and KKU Volleyball Academy hold similar intention and determination, leading to the signing of this MOU.

Assoc. Prof. Piansak Pakdee, Vice President for Student Development and Alumni Relation reported, “This is the collaboration for developing competency and potentiality of girl volleyball players of the Club. The activities and operations of the two parties will enhance the players of the KKU volleyball Academy to demonstrate their capacities in volleyball. Potential volleyball players will be selected and recruited to the academy, whose operations will be in accordance with the plans of KKU and KK Volleyball Club.”

“KKU Volleyball Academy is the incubating and development center for volleyball sport among female youths so that their potential will be greater. The Academy joins with KK Star VC, which is a frontier volleyball club of Khon Kaen, with national professional athletes. The works of the club have been evident and brought reputation to Khon Kaen for a long time. This corresponds to Khon Kaen University’s objectives. The two institutions will promote school students based on the principle of upstream, midstream and downstream to build sustainability to the administration system. The two parties will join to develop the athletes and increase the potential of the athletes for Khon Kaen Province, in accordance with the UN’s SDG 5: Gender Equality and strengthening females and girls. The operations will also demonstrate the role and determination of the 60^th year of Khon Kaen University.”

Assoc. Prof. Charnchai Panthongviriyakul, M.D., President of Khon Kaen University said, “This MOU signing is building cooperation in supporting, promoting, and mutual reliance, with the target of determined objectives and relationships in the same direction. The joining of the two organizations would lead to development of volleyball sports, building capable athletes, the clubs and the university with female volleyball players who would play for the country. From amateurs, we will build the professionals to play at the national and international levels.”

Mr. Panchai Bawornratanapran, Chairman of the Khon Kaen Star VC Club

Mr. Panchai Bawornratanapran, Chairman of the Khon Kaen Star VC Club said, “I’m very happy today that the route of Khon Kaen Star VC meets Khon Kaen University. From experience, Isan has many young people with family problems that become a vulnerable group who need assistance from all sectors. We can work together to help them and build strong seedlings. These young people, when assisted, have succeeded and grown up with quality. Volleyball is another sport that will enhance the skills of these young people, demonstrate their competency and bring reputation to the country. I’m happy that we will work together to promote youths to become well known volleyball players in the future.”

Assoc. Prof. Pensri Jaroenwanich, Ph.D., Dean of the Faculty of Business Administration and Accountancy and Chairperson of the KKU Valley Ball Academy

Assoc. Prof. Pensri Jaroenwanich, Ph.D., Dean of the Faculty of Business Administration and Accountancy and Chairperson of the KKU Valley Ball Academy explained, “The academic collaboration between Khon Kaen University and Khon Kaen Star VC Club is aimed at taking responsibilities over the two clubs in terms of budget support. The collaboration will last 5 years from August 29, 2023 until August 29, 2028. The collaboration will involve club administration and marketing as well as building good image to the clubs.”

The distinguished administrators signing the MOU on Khon Kaen University’s part was: Assoc. Prof. Charnchai Panthongviriyakul, M.D., President of Khon Kaen University; while Assoc. Prof. Piansak Pakdee, Vice President for Student Development and Alumni Relation; Assoc. Prof. Pensri Jaroenwanich, Ph.D., Dean of the Faculty of Business Administration and Accountancy and Chairperson of the KKU Valley Ball Academy; Asst. Prof. Bandit Sawanyawisut, Ph.D., Chairman of the Sub-Committee for Developing Cooperation and Marketing, KKU Volleyball Academy, signed as witnesses. On the part of Khon Kaen Star VC, Mr. Panchai Bawornratanapran, Chairman of the Khon Kaen Star VC Club signed for the club, while Khun Chokechai Khunwasee, Vice Chairman of KK Star VC; Asst. Prof. Klomkliaw Mawiang, Ph.D., Director of Volleyball Club and Mr. Apisit Ngammeerit, a coach of KK Star VC club, signed as witnesses.

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Monday August 28, 2023 – Khon Kaen University by the Faculty of Medicine, Fculty of Engineering, College of Computing, KKU Academy, KKU Library, Office of Teaching and Learning Innovation and the network of Faculties of Medicine from Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol University, Sirirach, CliniXir network and Bangkok Bank joined to host the “Unlocking Insights Through Data Comprehension: A Pre-Datathon Workshop”, which was run by Prof. Mengling ‘Mornin’ Feng, at Computer Laboratory 3, 5th Floor, Library Building, Khon Kaen University. The workshop was abother activity under the Thailand Health AI Conference & Datathon 2023, which was also aimed to celebrate KKU’s 60th Anniversary.

Assoc. Prof. Sirapat Chiawchanwatana, Ph.D., Dean of the College of Computing said that the health system of Thailand is said to be the prototype of many countries. We have the health data that is recorded in the health service system and the research on health being used at present. But these still have limitations in the completion of the data system and the use of data for solving problems in the health care system. It is therefore the opportunity to organize the Datathon Competition in Thailand.
Khon Kaen University has collaborated with Prof. Mengling ‘Mornin’ Feng before. This is a good chance to develop a community network of experts in health data and AI so that there will be cooperation in deploying works on Health AI for utmost benefits to the people.

The 60th Anniversary of Khon Kaen University is a good opportunity to hold the 50th Health AI Datathon, which is also organized worldwide. The event features conference on Health AI and activities that enhance learning of Health AI.
“The use of Datathon in health care is the medical operations through data that have been analyzed scientifically. AI will increase the precision in decision made on treatment or health care. It is hoped that this project will share the invaluable experiences to all.”

Datathon 2023 – space for students’ technological and academic integration

Asst. Prof. Chitsutha Sumlek, Vice Dean for Research and Innovation of the College of Computing said that the Thailand Health AI Conference & Datathon 2023 workshop opened a chance for participants to listen to lectures from world-class experts.
At the same time, it enabled youths to join in Datathon competition. The organizers prepared 3 sets of data, from Faculty of Medicine, Khon Kaen University andFaculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital Mahidol University including hard skin disease, ICU data dn hypertension disease for speedy solution of problems.
“Datathon helps doctors to acquire data better for preparing treatment and lessen errors from diagnosis. Doctors will be able to analyze and plan the treatment more quickly and accurately.”

Datathon cannot rely on just one science, there must be a mixture of personnel. One team would concist of at least a doctor, and other technical experts. “A doctor cannot work alone, for there can be the data, but the technology for data analysis might be missing. The technological personnel may not understand the data. Therefore, they need to work together.” This is the new dimension of working as a strong network in the future that will benefit people and the society.
Natnarin Phonpraphruet, a graduate student in Data and AI Science of the College of computing said that this project is interesting for technological learners to access data. It is a chance for students to work with people from other fields including medical and engineering. They could join in analyzing the data which is big in number and then build Health AI Datathon for further extension for the society in the future. It is another issue that will give students experiences and more skills.

Datathon 2023 Event
After Thailand Health AI Conference & Datathon 2023, there will be the Thailand Health AI Summit comprising lectures, group discussion led by experts from overseas and in the country. This is scheduled on October 3, 2023 at Athenee Hotel, Bangkok.
Next is the Thailand Health AI Datathon – a competition on management and building of a model for analyzing health data, scheduled on October 4-5, 2023 at the Library Building, 3rd Floor, Khon Kaen University.

Thailand Health AI Symposium, scheduled on October 6, 2023 features special talks, group discussions and workshops at the Northeast Science Park, Khon Kaen University.
For more information, visit:
https://datathonthailand.org

datathon@kku.ac.th

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