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The Gallery of Book Alms Activity for Border Patrol Police Schools and the Sermon of the Last Great Incarnation Story of the Buddha Known as, Phra Vessandorn 13 Epics for Celebrating the Auspicious Occasion of HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary
Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya arranged the activities to celebrate the Auspicious Occasion of Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary 2 April 2015. The activities were divided into two sessions. The morning activity held at the Rajamangala sculpture was book alms activity for 10 border patrol police schools. The afternoon activity held at RMUTSV Multipurpose building was the Sermon of the last great incarnation story of the Buddha known as, Phra Vessandorn 13 epics which attracted both insiders and outsiders’ interest.  Click for image processing

The Gallery of Book Alms Activity for Border Patrol Police Schools and the Sermon of the Last Great Incarnation Story of the Buddha Known as, Phra Vessandorn 13 Epics for Celebrating the Auspicious Occasion of HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary
Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya arranged the activities to celebrate the Auspicious Occasion of Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary 2 April 2015. The activities were divided into two sessions. The morning activity held at the Rajamangala sculpture was book alms activity for 10 border patrol police schools. The afternoon activity held at RMUTSV Multipurpose building was the Sermon of the last great incarnation story of the Buddha known as, Phra Vessandorn 13 epics which attracted both insiders and outsiders’ interest.  Click for image processing

Creating Educational Network— Recently, H.E. Mr. Rolf Peter Gottfried Schulze, Ambassador of the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Bangkok attended the discussion, held at Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya, under the stream of vocational education cooperation between Thailand and Germany by applying the well-known German bilateral education system, integrating coursework along with real working skills, to develop Thai vocational education. The cooperation will foster Thai vocational students to reach a high level of professional skills consistent with the requirement of the labor market. CLICK HERE FOR THE PHOTOS

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Creating Educational Network— Recently, H.E. Mr. Rolf Peter Gottfried Schulze, Ambassador of the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Bangkok attended the discussion, held at Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya, under the stream of vocational education cooperation between Thailand and Germany by applying the well-known German bilateral education system, integrating coursework along with real working skills, to develop Thai vocational education. The cooperation will foster Thai vocational students to reach a high level of professional skills consistent with the requirement of the labor market. CLICK HERE FOR THE PHOTOS

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Recently, the Malaysian Siamese youth representatives and the volunteer teachers attended the seminar and workshop held at Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya. The major aim was to improve Thai language and Thai cultures teaching skills of the Malaysian volunteer teachers from the states near Thai borders. In the event, they participated learning Home Economics such as flowers arrangement, making floral garlands, and cooking Thai foods. CLICK HERE FOR THE PHOTOS

Recently, the Malaysian Siamese youth representatives and the volunteer teachers attended the seminar and workshop held at Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya. The major aim was to improve Thai language and Thai cultures teaching skills of the Malaysian volunteer teachers from the states near Thai borders. In the event, they participated learning Home Economics such as flowers arrangement, making floral garlands, and cooking Thai foods. CLICK HERE FOR THE PHOTOS

text-indent:.5in">Fish Chips locally called Keropok, a must souvenir for visitors, is a very tasty food product of the three southernmost provinces. Keropok has variety kinds of taste such as fish and shrimp tastes. These products are best sold at OTOP and fresh-food markets. The cooking tip is about the size of Keropok depending on a personal preference. If it is sliced in circle shape, we will get very crispy Keropok. If you like it crispy but soft inside, cut it thinker. Or if you want its taste like a French fries stick, just cut it in long piece. Keropok in the shape of French fries stick is very popular for tasters. However, speaking of cutting Keropok into the French fries shape, it quite takes long time and requires cooker’s expertise. 

text-indent:.5in">From the above problems, Mr. Suhidi Sani, lecturer at Industrial Engineering program, faculty of Engineering, Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya, has invented semi-automatic French fries fish chips cutter. The process starts from cutting Keropok in the size of 50 millimeter. After that, put it into the cutting hole. Then, the sensor will detect whether there are any pieces of Keropok inside. After that, the system will command the pneumatic to push Keropok through the blade and then the blade will shape the Keropok into French-fries stick. "Arial","sans-serif"">

text-indent:.5in">This innovation was particularly invented for reducing the original sophisticated approach which leads to the inadequacy of output.  After using, it reveals that the machine can produces more than 4.9 times compared to workers. It approximately gains the amount of Keropok 90 kg an hour, Mr. Suhidi Sani, said.  "Arial","sans-serif"">

text-indent:.5in">Interested person can directly contact to Mr. Suhidi Sani. Tel. 074-317162, 074-317168. Address: Faculty of Engineering, Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya, 1 Ratchadamnoen Nok, Bo Yang, Muang, Songkhla 90000. CLICK HERE FOR THE PHOTOS

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                                                                                        Jirayu Songkhro,

                                                                               Public Relations Officer

text-indent:.5in">Fish Chips locally called Keropok, a must souvenir for visitors, is a very tasty food product of the three southernmost provinces. Keropok has variety kinds of taste such as fish and shrimp tastes. These products are best sold at OTOP and fresh-food markets. The cooking tip is about the size of Keropok depending on a personal preference. If it is sliced in circle shape, we will get very crispy Keropok. If you like it crispy but soft inside, cut it thinker. Or if you want its taste like a French fries stick, just cut it in long piece. Keropok in the shape of French fries stick is very popular for tasters. However, speaking of cutting Keropok into the French fries shape, it quite takes long time and requires cooker’s expertise. 

text-indent:.5in">From the above problems, Mr. Suhidi Sani, lecturer at Industrial Engineering program, faculty of Engineering, Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya, has invented semi-automatic French fries fish chips cutter. The process starts from cutting Keropok in the size of 50 millimeter. After that, put it into the cutting hole. Then, the sensor will detect whether there are any pieces of Keropok inside. After that, the system will command the pneumatic to push Keropok through the blade and then the blade will shape the Keropok into French-fries stick. "Arial","sans-serif"">

text-indent:.5in">This innovation was particularly invented for reducing the original sophisticated approach which leads to the inadequacy of output.  After using, it reveals that the machine can produces more than 4.9 times compared to workers. It approximately gains the amount of Keropok 90 kg an hour, Mr. Suhidi Sani, said.  "Arial","sans-serif"">

text-indent:.5in">Interested person can directly contact to Mr. Suhidi Sani. Tel. 074-317162, 074-317168. Address: Faculty of Engineering, Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya, 1 Ratchadamnoen Nok, Bo Yang, Muang, Songkhla 90000. CLICK HERE FOR THE PHOTOS

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                                                                                        Jirayu Songkhro,

                                                                               Public Relations Officer

RMUTSV—Academic Services--- Faculty of Science and Fisheries Technology, Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya, Trang held the academic services activity for displaying the role model research of oyster farming for community led by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Suwat Tanyaros, Dean of Faculty of Science and Fisheries Technology, Asso. Prof. Mookda Suksawat, Vice President of Research and Academic Services Office and Vice President of Research and Academic Services, Chaiya Thanapatsiri, Assistant Rector, Dr. Apirak Songrak, and Dr. Somrak Rodjaroen. On this occasion, RMUTSV received the honor from Mr. Somchai, the manager of Sinmana Farmstay from Surat thani to concisely narrate the situation of oysters held at the Small and Micro Community Enterprise Fish Farming, Baan Phru Jood, Bohin sub-district, Sikao district, Trang. The purposes of the activity were to create the sustainable career for locals as well as conserve oysters. CLICK HERE FOR THE PHOTOS 

RMUTSV—Academic Services--- Faculty of Science and Fisheries Technology, Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya, Trang held the academic services activity for displaying the role model research of oyster farming for community led by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Suwat Tanyaros, Dean of Faculty of Science and Fisheries Technology, Asso. Prof. Mookda Suksawat, Vice President of Research and Academic Services Office and Vice President of Research and Academic Services, Chaiya Thanapatsiri, Assistant Rector, Dr. Apirak Songrak, and Dr. Somrak Rodjaroen. On this occasion, RMUTSV received the honor from Mr. Somchai, the manager of Sinmana Farmstay from Surat thani to concisely narrate the situation of oysters held at the Small and Micro Community Enterprise Fish Farming, Baan Phru Jood, Bohin sub-district, Sikao district, Trang. The purposes of the activity were to create the sustainable career for locals as well as conserve oysters. CLICK HERE FOR THE PHOTOS 

On February, 5 2015., Asst. Ruja Thipwaree, the president of the university reported the speech and Mr. Ekkarat Leesen,  Vice Governor of Songkhla Province presided over the ceremony named “Integration of Knowledge Management for Community and ASEAN Community”. The major purposes were to exchange ideas in terms of practical knowledge of the community and also competed the efficient practical ways under the theme “Innovation and Technology for Community”. In the event, it was received the honor from Abhisit Vejjajiva to narrate the academic topic: how to become a member of ASEAN held at His Majesty the King’s 7th Cycle Birthday Building, Faculty of Business Administration, Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya, Songkhla. CLICK HERE FOR THE PHOTOS

On February, 5 2015., Asst. Ruja Thipwaree, the president of the university reported the speech and Mr. Ekkarat Leesen,  Vice Governor of Songkhla Province presided over the ceremony named “Integration of Knowledge Management for Community and ASEAN Community”. The major purposes were to exchange ideas in terms of practical knowledge of the community and also competed the efficient practical ways under the theme “Innovation and Technology for Community”. In the event, it was received the honor from Abhisit Vejjajiva to narrate the academic topic: how to become a member of ASEAN held at His Majesty the King’s 7th Cycle Birthday Building, Faculty of Business Administration, Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya, Songkhla. CLICK HERE FOR THE PHOTOS

During 4-6 February, 2015., Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya held the exhibition under the theme “Technology and Culture” at the university area. The main purposes were to show the academic competency and exhibit the inventions and new technologies invented by the lecturers and students. Also, it encouraged the students to work in group so that they could learn how to solve unexpectedly problems and how to be a good team work. In the event, Asst. Ruja Tipwaree, the president of the university, presided over the opening ceremony. CLICK HERE FOR THE PHOTO

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During 4-6 February, 2015., Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya held the exhibition under the theme “Technology and Culture” at the university area. The main purposes were to show the academic competency and exhibit the inventions and new technologies invented by the lecturers and students. Also, it encouraged the students to work in group so that they could learn how to solve unexpectedly problems and how to be a good team work. In the event, Asst. Ruja Tipwaree, the president of the university, presided over the opening ceremony. CLICK HERE FOR THE PHOTO

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On January, 21 2015., Academic Services Unit together with Research and Academic Services, Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya held the project named “RMUTSV Getting Ready for Being Engagement Thailand” in order to fully assist and cooperate with community under the same goal of Engagement Thailand. Engagement Thailand is perceived as the future mission of the university associated with the other universities focusing on the university’s concept, the importance as well as systems and mechanisms to service the community. The event was arranged at Rajamangala Songkhla Mermaid, Meaung, Songkhla. CLICK HERE FOR THE PHOTOS

On January, 21 2015., Academic Services Unit together with Research and Academic Services, Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya held the project named “RMUTSV Getting Ready for Being Engagement Thailand” in order to fully assist and cooperate with community under the same goal of Engagement Thailand. Engagement Thailand is perceived as the future mission of the university associated with the other universities focusing on the university’s concept, the importance as well as systems and mechanisms to service the community. The event was arranged at Rajamangala Songkhla Mermaid, Meaung, Songkhla. CLICK HERE FOR THE PHOTOS

During January, 15-16 2015., Faculty of Industrial Education and Technology, Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya arranged the event on the occasion of Teacher’s Day “Preparing Thai Teachers Getting Ready for ASEAN” at Chai Bang Yang conference hall, RMUTSV. The main objectives were to express the gratitude and thankfulness to the teachers (including senior teachers) and also gave the shoulder boards to the new teachers. Additionally, in the event, Asst. Ruja Tipwaree, the president of the university, bestowed the special prizes for the best teachers, model teachers and those who devote themselves for the community. Moreover, there were the special talk narrated by Jatupone Chompoonit, the famous Thai narrator, under the topic “Preparing Thai Teachers Getting Ready for ASEAN” and the talk about “Thai Teachers in the Age of ASEAN from the Sight of Senior Teachers” by Asst. Sompan Ampawan, Jintana Maiduong, and Dr. Akaya Waophakdi, interviewer.  Asst. Ruja Tipwaree, the president of the university, presided over the opening ceremony. CLICK HERE FOR THE PHOTOS

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During January, 15-16 2015., Faculty of Industrial Education and Technology, Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya arranged the event on the occasion of Teacher’s Day “Preparing Thai Teachers Getting Ready for ASEAN” at Chai Bang Yang conference hall, RMUTSV. The main objectives were to express the gratitude and thankfulness to the teachers (including senior teachers) and also gave the shoulder boards to the new teachers. Additionally, in the event, Asst. Ruja Tipwaree, the president of the university, bestowed the special prizes for the best teachers, model teachers and those who devote themselves for the community. Moreover, there were the special talk narrated by Jatupone Chompoonit, the famous Thai narrator, under the topic “Preparing Thai Teachers Getting Ready for ASEAN” and the talk about “Thai Teachers in the Age of ASEAN from the Sight of Senior Teachers” by Asst. Sompan Ampawan, Jintana Maiduong, and Dr. Akaya Waophakdi, interviewer.  Asst. Ruja Tipwaree, the president of the university, presided over the opening ceremony. CLICK HERE FOR THE PHOTOS

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On January, 10 2015., Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya together with Chevron Thailand Exploration and Production, Ltd. arranged the event on the occasion of Children’s Day under the theme “Primeval World and Fossil Fuels” held at Rajamangala University’s stadium. In the event, there were many interesting activities focused on science, technology, engineering, and mathematic in order to shed the light on those fields for the children participating in the event. Moreover, there were many performances performing by the students from the school nearby. Asst. Ruja Tipwaree, the president of Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya, delivered welcoming speech, Mr. Boonlom Sengsamran, the manager of Settapat Center, delivered the event report, and Mr. Anuchit Trakulmututa, the vice Songkhla provincial governor, presided over the opening ceremony. CLICK HERE FOR THE PHOTOS 

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On January, 10 2015., Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya together with Chevron Thailand Exploration and Production, Ltd. arranged the event on the occasion of Children’s Day under the theme “Primeval World and Fossil Fuels” held at Rajamangala University’s stadium. In the event, there were many interesting activities focused on science, technology, engineering, and mathematic in order to shed the light on those fields for the children participating in the event. Moreover, there were many performances performing by the students from the school nearby. Asst. Ruja Tipwaree, the president of Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya, delivered welcoming speech, Mr. Boonlom Sengsamran, the manager of Settapat Center, delivered the event report, and Mr. Anuchit Trakulmututa, the vice Songkhla provincial governor, presided over the opening ceremony. CLICK HERE FOR THE PHOTOS 

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