I co-founded and led the NTU Thai Student Association with the aim of creating a vibrant community that serves as a cultural bridge between Thai students, the local community, and international peers. The association fostered a sense of belonging for Thai students, providing them with a platform to share their culture and facilitating robust support systems. Through festivals, seminars, and events, we promoted cross-cultural understanding and created meaningful opportunities for Thai students to engage with the broader student body. Beyond celebrating Thai heritage, the association encouraged collaboration with students from other ASEAN nations, contributing to a stronger regional identity.
One of the most rewarding aspects of this journey has been ensuring the sustainability of the association for future generations. By mentoring younger students and establishing a clear leadership structure, I helped cultivate a new wave of leaders who continue to innovate and expand the association's impact. This legacy ensures that the association remains a vital part of National Taiwan University, promoting collaboration and community engagement for years to come.
Served as the Vice President of NTU Thai Student Association, collaborating closely with the committee to ensure smooth operation, conducting meetings to plan and carry out activities, and representing the association which helps foster a stronger relationship with other organizations.
Taught conversational Thai to NTU Service-Learning in Northern Thailand Club by using a tailored course, focusing on practical phrases and cultural nuances, to enable their service-learning activities and ensure that they could communicate effectively during their service in Thailand.
Served as the Committee for Treasury and Financial Affairs for the Thai Student Association by managing transactions and budgets, ensuring financial stability, and promoting the interests of the Thai community, while contributing to the overall success of the association.
Contributed to the instructional efforts of the Thai I and Thai II courses at National Taiwan University while actively managing classroom dynamics and devising rigorous assessments, quizzes, and examinations, to enrich the overall learning journey of students.
Since its establishment, NTU has been the leader of higher education in Taiwan and has faced and tackled a variety of challenges on the path toward excellence. Prevailing adaptability and resilient tenacity have refined our esteemed institute to be steadfastly eminent and estimable.