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MJU Lecturers Join Forces to Drive Health Food Policies for Chiang Mai
Last Friday, March 27, 2026, Dr. Kanjana Sommit, a lecturer at Maejo University International College (MJU-IC), along with Dr. Nithat Boonpaisarnsatit from the Faculty of Liberal Arts, Maejo University, were honored to play key roles in the "1st Chiang Mai Health Food Council General Assembly."
Under the theme "Empowering Chiang Mai’s Health Food System Policy," the event took place at Don Kaeo Municipality, Mae Rim, Chiang Mai.
Our MJU experts contributed their expertise in several vital roles:
•Dr. Kanjana Sommit (MJUIC): Served as the Moderator for the session reporting on food insecurity and safety situations in Chiang Mai. She also acted as a Rapporteur for the thematic group focusing on organic processing and health-oriented restaurants.
•Dr. Nithat Boonpaisarnsatit (Liberal Arts): Served as the Moderator for the thematic group discussion regarding packing houses, organic product processing, and the health food restaurant sector.
The assembly was a powerful gathering of stakeholders across the entire food supply chain—from "upstream to downstream"—including:
•Civil Society & Public Sector: Long-standing advocates for food safety.
•Local Government: Led by Don Kaeo Municipality and public health agencies.
•Education Sector: A collaborative effort between Maejo University, Chiang Mai University, and Chiang Mai Rajabhat University.
•Policy Makers: Members of the Senate (Senators) were present to receive the proposed policies and pledged their support to push for food security at a national level.
This participation highlights the commitment of MJU lecturers in bridging academic knowledge with community action to transform Chiang Mai into a sustainable "City of Well-being."
Update : 17/5/2569 10:53:34     From : Maejo University International College     Views : 39

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Maejo University Holds Ceremony to Commemorate Thai National Flag Day
On Thursday, October 1, 2026,Associate Professor Dr. Weerapon Thongma, President of Maejo University, led university executives, faculty members, staff, and student representatives in paying respect to the national flag and singing the Thai national anthem on the occasion of Thai National Flag Day. The ceremony aimed to promote national pride and commemorate the great royal benevolence of His Majesty King Vajiravudh (Rama VI), who bestowed the Tricolor Flag as Thailand’s national flag. The ceremony was held at the flagpole in front of Phra Pirun Song Nak at Maejo University, Chiang Mai.On this occasion, the International College, Maejo University, led by Associate Professor Dr. Rapeephun Dangtungee, Dean of the International College; Assistant Professor Dr. Winitra Leelapattana, Associate Dean of the International College; and Mr. Warunsiri Sujinda, Director of the Dean’s Office, participated in the ceremony together with the college’s faculty members and staff.Thai National Flag Day is observed to commemorate the occasion when His Majesty King Vajiravudh (Rama VI) graciously issued an amendment to the Flag Act, B.E. 2460 (1917), officially designating the Tricolor Flag (Thong Trairong) as Thailand’s national flag, which has remained in use to the present day. The announcement was issued on September 28, 1917.His Majesty defined the meanings of the colors of the Thai national flag as follows: red represents the nation and its people, white represents religion, and blue represents the monarchy. The Tricolor Flag is therefore regarded as an important national symbol and serves as a reminder to future generations of the sacrifices made by their ancestors to preserve the nation. It also represents the unity of the Thai people, reflecting love, solidarity, and pride in the nation, and inspiring collective strength and cooperation toward the continued development of Thailand.Photo Credit: MJU Corporate Communication Center
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