WEEK #11: 13 – 19 March2017

In this issue:

 

         A.    Announcements

         B.    Events

         C.    Campus Updates

         D.    Faculty and Staff Travel

         E.    Classifieds (Jobs)

   
 

A.    Announcements

 

(i)    BE BOLD FOR CHANGE

 

Message from President: 8 Mar. 2017

AIT joins the world to celebrate International Women's Day 2017 today.
For this year, all are asked to help forge a better working world - a more inclusive, gender equal world. The motto is #BeBoldForChange.

Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) has been very bold for change, judging from the progress from its traditional almost-all-male graduates to a much more gender balance, as we moved along its 57 years in existence.

Today, about 30% (6,191) of our alumni population of 22,301 are female, and I am sure this percentage will keep increasing.
However, we still need to forge more gender balance on our faculty body.

(ii)    Let help build a good culture at AIT
Email from President: 8 Mar. 2017

Dear Students

Yesterday I brought some guests to tour our library. Unfortunately we happen to witness some bad habits of library users. I sincerely feel that we need to address them before they become our culture.

All along, I have been very proud of AIT students about the way they use the cafeteria and the Snack Bar, especially when they all clean up the table before leaving.

If you ever visited food courts, or fast food restaurants in Bangkok, you saw customers leaving the dirty plates and stuff on the tables waiting for the cleaning persons to clean up. Believe me - I knew some friends of mine doing the same, despite the fact that they used to clean up the table after they finished eating, when they were studying in the western countries.

Thus, it is not the person, but it is the culture of the place.

The batch of AIT students that first used this new cafeteria have created a good culture for their future students to follow, and it becomes AIT's culture. Now you are the first batch of students using this modern library, why don't you together build a good culture for AIT so our library will always be a decent place for us.

For examples:

(1) In group study rooms, I saw some students leaving messy writing on the white board after they finished using the rooms. Let make it a habit that whenever you finish the use, wipe clean the white board, collect all the trashes and tidy up the chairs, etc. Let's make this AIT's culture.

(2) We saw dirty water spilt over the floor all the time in the library toilet. There is a good reason that the entire space of the library has to be dry and clean as much as possible. In any organization, the cleanliness of the toilet reflects the quality of its culture.

(3) Like other libraries, we provide drinking fountain for students. The library prohibits food and other drinks except clean water. Not only spilt food stains the desk and floor, it creates bad smells that may irritate other users. That's why we prepare lockers for you to keep your snacks and other food. So please take out what you really need from your bag and store your bag in the locker. This will save the library staff from having to check all the bags.

I admit that I really feel happy to receive many messages from students how they have enjoyed our modernized library. Let's work together to keep the library a place we are all proud of. This will help boost the Administration the will to improve other facilities in the campus in order to serve the students.

Let us build a culture of care and togetherness in our small global village without border.

With kind regards,
Prof. Worsak Kanok-Nukulchai
AIT President

(iii)    Grant for purchasing books and equipment from India (Indian grant support)

The Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Government of India, has recently contributed FY 2016-2017 Grants-in-Aid to AIT for purchasing books published and equipment manufactured in India. The fund available for books and equipment is about THB 100,000 and about THB 40,000 respectively.

Therefore, faculty and staff members please provide the list of books and equipment that they would like to buy by Monday 27 March 2017.
The AIT - Indian Steering Committee will meet and finalize the list immediately thereafter (Members are: VPAA, Prof. Routray, Prof. Tripathi, Dr Jai Govind Singh and Prof. Barbara Igel). Please contact Ms. Sumana Shrestha, OEXR at sumana@ait.asia for the document to fill and for further information.

(iv)    Condolence, the passing away of AIT alumnus Mr. Alan Dale Gonzales

The AIT community would like to express our deepest condolences of the passing away of AIT alumnus Mr. Alan Dale Gonzales. He died of massive heart attack on the evening of 1 March 2017 in their home.

Mr. Alan Dale Gonzales obtained his 1st postgraduate degree in Master in Engineering (Structural Engineering and Construction) from the School of Civil Engineering in 1987 under DAAD Scholarship. In 1992, he obtained his 2nd postgraduate degree in Master of Business Administration (Management of Technology) from the School of Management, and was awarded as the Most Outstanding Graduate. He was also a recipient of the 2009

CTI Clean Energy Financing Award, and the CSR Leadership Award during the 2013 World Marketing Summit in Malaysia. At the time of his death, he was the Executive Director of Full Advantage Co., Ltd., a regional company based in Thailand. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Leila Marie Gonzales, Teacher at the AIT International School, daughter Aiden Jewelle and son Handel Dale.

(iv)    Confirmed Notes AMT 24 Feb 2017; New and Revised P&P Statements

Please be informed that, at its 9 March 2017 meeting, the AIT Management Team (AMT) confirmed the notes of its 24 February 2017 meeting, which are now Intranet-published at http://www.ait.ac.th/management/aitmt-notes/confirmed-notes-aitmt-24-feb...
Through the endorsement of the AIT Management Team, the President approved the following new and revised Institute Policy and Procedure (P&P)

Statements:
§    (new) PA-1-2-11   Procedure for Recruitment and Appointment of Endowed Chair Professor Procedures for the recruitment and appointment of endowed chair professor sponsored by governments, private sector, or others.
§    (revised) PA-1-3-3   Employment of Staff: General Work Regulations
Adjusted the overtime payment limits (IV.G.1.d. and IV.G.2.a.) and added a condition for compensatory leave (VI.I.2.).
§    (revised) FB-6-1-1   Credit Policy
Added reinstatement limit after student's dismissal due to financial inability [II.2. (xv.) and (xvi.)].

These revised P&P statements are Intranet-published at: http://www.ait.ac.th/administration/policies-and-procedures#.WMIsZvL3aUk
http://www.ait.ac.th/administration/policies-and-procedures/PA/#.WMItCfL3aUk , and
http://www.ait.ac.th/administration/policies-and-procedures/FB/#.WMItsfL3aUk

(v)    Presentation slide for the training of Emerald Guide to Getting Published conducted on 8 February 2017

The Library would like to share with AIT Community the presentation slide for the training of Emerald Guide to Getting Published which was conducted on 8 February 2017 at AIT Library's Training Room.  The past presentation slides can be found from the Library's web page at http://library.ait.asia/

(vi)    New Locations of the Offices in the Administration Building

The Administration Building will be renovated from Jan – June 2017. Most offices in the building have started moving to AIT Conference Center and other buildings. Below is the list of the new location of Administration Offices:

President: Presidential Lounge, AITCC
VP Administration: Room B138
VP Academic Affairs: Room B136
VP Development: Room B130
Office of the President and Office of the Institute Secretary: Room B144B
Office of Academic Administration: Room B144A
Office of Human Resource Services: Room B109
Office of Internal Auditor: Room B113
Office of External Relation and Office of Host Country Relation: B115
Office of Special Degree Program: B115
Office of Advancement: Room 102 (ground floor), Outreach Building
Office of Finance: Room 225 (2nd Floor)
Office of GRU: Room 223 (2nd Floor)
Office of Purchasing and Inventory Procurement: Admin (No Change)
Office of Student and Affairs: Admin (No Change)
    
(vii)    Elsevier Quiz for AIT

AIT Library invites AIT Community to participate in the online quiz organized by Elsevier.  The quiz starts on 8 March and ends on 30 April 2017.  The first prize is Starbucks Card.  Please access the URL link at: http://asia.elsevier.com/AITquiz2017 .

(viii)    Trial of EBSCO Business Source Complete

EBSCO has arranged a trial for Business Source Complete for one month for AIT.  The Business Source Complete is set up via the AIT Library website. 

Please access the Library at 203.159.6.13.  Please scroll down the Library's web page and click Trial Databases.  Then click Business Source Complete.  Information about the Business Source Complete and links will be available -  link for the main database and related links available in the Business Source Complete as follows.

1) Business Source Complete
2) Harvard Business VDO
3) Harvard Business Review
4) Harvard Business Review : Case  Study
5) Harvard Business Review : Issues available

Please be informed that the trial is authenticated by AIT IP Address ranges.  If you access the trial from AIT campus, there will not be any problem - no username and password are required.  Please also be advised that if you use your mobile phone to access the trial, please logout from your mobile/IPAD Internet and try again to log in to the Internet by using AIT login account.

To access the trial from the Library's webpage is easy and simple, please follow the steps below.
1) Go to http://203.159.6.13  or http://library.ait.asia .  Scroll down and click "Trial Databases"
2) Click on "Business Source Complete" to link to the information of this database.
3) Click "Link" next to Business Source Complete if you want to search the database.  You will see the page that you can search and download.

Please follow the Library’s advice on the login and check whether the users are on campus or whether they are using the Internet from different Internet providers.  If anyone still needs assistance, please contact Khun Watcharin at watcharin@ait.asia

(ix)    2016 Personal Income Tax – IMPORTANT

Please be reminded that the deadline of 2016 Personal Income tax filing will be on March 31, 2017.

Payroll now has already finished your a) Withholding income tax certificate and b) Draft PND 91 to guide  your tax filing (created by IT Department). The documents will be delivered to you no later than this week.

You can either submitted the tax filing on line or by hard copy. On-line is encouraged. However, if you want to submit by hard copy, you can print the official PND 91 from the soft file enclosed in this email.

For comparison of Draft PNG 91 by IT with the official Thai PND 91:-

Draft PND 91 by IT    Official PND 91
A    Tax Computation    Page 1    Page 2
B    Exempted Income    Page 1    Page 2
C    Details of Allowances and Exemptions after deduction of Expenses    Page 2    Page 3
 
Please note that in 2016, there were several special tax incentives provided by the Thai government to stimulate the economic. These are taxable expenses which you can declare in the PND 91 form Section C items 15-19.

Item    Description    
15    Food and domestic tourism expense allowance during the Songkran festival (09-17 April 2016)    Amount actually  paid but not more than 15,000 baht
16    Domestic travel and hotel expense allowance for cost paid during 01 Jan – 30 Dec 2016    Amount actually  paid but not more than 15,000 baht
17    OTOP (One Tambon One Product) purchase allowance during 01 – 31 Aug 2016    Amount actually  paid but not more than 15,000 baht
18    Domestic travel and hotel expense allowance for cost paid during 01 – 31 Dec 2016    Amount actually  paid but not more than 15,000 baht
19    Year-end shopping boost allowance for spending during 14 – 31 Dec 2016    Amount actually  paid but not more than 15,000 baht
   Remarks: This can be applied only for goods & service with VAT
  You need to submit proper VAT Receipts together with the PND 91.

(x)    Trials for Elsevier e-books, Springer e-books, Emerald Emerging Market Case Studies and Elsevier Knovel

AIT Library will have new online resources and e-books in 2017.  Elsevier e-books, Springer e-books and Emerald Emerging Market Case Studies will be activated in January 2017 whereas Elsevier Knovel will be officially started in April 2017.  During the month of December 2016 (and December 2016 through March 2017 for Knovel), the publishers of these e-books and online resources have set up trials for AIT.  

AIT Library invites all faculty, staff, and students to access the mentioned e-books and online resources from the Library webpage at 203.159.6.13.  The Library webpage may be accessed from the AIT website. Alternatively, click the following URL links to access the e-books and online resources.

For Elsevier e-books:  www.sciencedirect.com
For Springer e-books: To access the trial for Springer e-books copyright year 2005-2016, please click the link attached below:
http://link.springer.com/search?facet-content-type="Book"&date-facet-mode=between&facet-end-year=2016&facet-language="En"&showAll=fals
The content is about 5,000 titles.  You can view, download and print.  Users can access Springer e-books from the above link or access through the Library webpage at 203.159.6.13 and click "Springer New e-books" from the "Trial Databases".
For Emerald Emerging Market Case Studies:  http://www.emeraldinsight.com/topic/cs_all?sortBy=Ppub
For Elsevier Knovel:  http://app.knovel.com/web/
Users can view, download and print.  The content is about 3,000 titles for Elsevier e-books, 5,000 titles for Springer e-books and 400 cases for Emerald Emerging Market Case Studies.

(xi)    Call for Application on The Newton Fund Grants

The Newton Fund is now offering 2 grants below for researchers. The grants are an initiative that aims to develop long-term sustainable growth and welfare of partner countries by building research and innovation capacity. It forms part of the UK’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) commitment.

Mobility grants:
This scheme helps strengthen the research and innovation capacity of Thailand-based researchers across sciences and social sciences & humanities by facilitating exchanges of researchers.
The closing date is Wednesday 15 March 2017, 5pm (UK time)
For researchers across sciences, if you want more information on eligibility and how to apply, visit:  https://royalsociety.org/grants-schemes-awards/grants/newton-mobility-grants/
For researchers across social sciences and humanities, if you want more information on eligibility and how to apply, visit:  http://www.britac.ac.uk/newton-mobility-grants/

Thailand – UK Newton Advanced Fellowships:

Newton Advanced Fellowships provide mid-career researchers with an opportunity to develop their strengths and capabilities within their research group or network. This is done through training, collaboration and reciprocal visits with a partner in the UK.

For researchers across sciences, if you want more information on the process, eligibility and how to apply, visit: https://royalsociety.org/grants-schemes-awards/grants/newton-advanced-fellowships/

The closing date is Thursday 23 March 2017, 5pm (UK time)
For researchers across social sciences and humanities, if you want more information on the process, eligibility and how to apply, visit:  http://www.britac.ac.uk/newton-advanced-fellowships

The closing date is Wednesday 15 March 2017, 5pm (UK time)

(xii)    Invitation to participate for Summer School, Chulalongkorn University, March 19-24, 2017

Chulalongkorn Universty, Thailand & IWR, Heidelberg University, Germany are jointly organizing a summer school on applied mathematics and computational sciences to be held on March 19 to 24 at Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok. Program, tentative list of speakers and courses can be found on the following web site:
http://hgs.iwr.uni-heidelberg.de/events/site4/home

The program itself will be free of charge with the support from Chulalongkorn University and IWR. Accommodation and catering are not included. Assistance will be provided to participants in finding suitable hotels in range of the summer school venue.

HGS MathComp, the graduate school of IWR, is also *offering 10 mobility grants for students and postdocs* from Asia wishing to participate. These grants cover the local costs (fees, student accommodation, daily allowance) as well as travel costs (flight).

Topics of the compact courses:
   * Introduction to biomolecular modeling and simulation with
     examples from current research (Prof. J.Langowski)
   * Optimization Methods for Calibration and Validation of
     Dynamic Models (Prof. E.Kostina)
   * Discontinuous Galerkin methods and radiation transport
     (Prof. G.Kanschat)
   * Numerical Methods for Hyperbolic PDE
     (Prof. P.Bastian)

(xiii)    Invitation to the International Congress on Education for the 21st Century, 3-4 May 2017, Impact Forum, Nonthaburi, Thailand

The Ministry of Education Thailand, in collaboration with SEAMEO, will organize the International Congress on Education for the 21st Century (ICE2017) with the theme “Making a Difference: Shaping a New Learning Paradigm for a Sustainable Southeast Asia.”  The congress is to be held on 3-4 May 2017 at Impact Forum, Nonthaburi, Thailand.

The Congress aims to provide a platform for conversations, consensus, commitment to collaborate and cooperate among educators and stakeholders in Southeast Asia.  It also aims to generate perspectives on how to best shape education and human resource development policies and practices to not only be in line with regional accelerating development but also for sustainable development for well-being and peaceful living of people in the region.

In this relation, the Organizing Committee wishes to invite interested persons to participate in the event.  The Organizing Committee also welcomes 70 scholars/officers/practitioners from other countries outside Southeast Asian Region to attend the ICE2017 only if they successfully register online via www.ice-moeth2017.seameo.org .

Interested persons are invited to submit abstracts to ICE2017 under the designated sub-themes to related academe and institutions.  The Ministry of Education Thailand will provide 2-night accommodation at Novotel Bangkok Impact Hotel and meals during the event for the selected paper presenters.  The presenters will be responsible for airfare and transportation costs to and from the meeting venue.  The abstract submission deadline is 30 March 2017.

 

 

 

 

B.    Events

 

(i)    EVENTS AND HAPPENINGS

(a)    TOEIC Test on 15 March 2017 ( Deadline for registration : 10 March 2017 ): 15 Mar. 2017
AIT Career Center once again is organizing the TOEIC Test on 15 March 2017 from 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. at the Milton Bender Auditorium, AIT.
The TOEIC test questions are based on real-life work settings in an international environment (meetings, travel, telephone conversations, etc). The Test is used by organizations to determine whether an employee is suitable for a particular task. If you work or want to work for a large organization, particularly in Asia, then the TOEIC test will be useful to you.

The schedule of registration, payment method, confirmation of payment and TOEIC preparation course are given below:

Online Registration: 1 - 10 March 2017
Payment for TOEIC Test: 1 - 10 March 2017

Payment (by cash) at Career Center thru  Ms. Tiparatana , AIT Admin Building during office hours.

15 March 2017 (Wednesday) : TOEIC Test at Milton Bender Auditorium from 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
The price for students is 700 baht (from 1,500) and for current AIT staff is 1,000 baht (from 1,500).
Lastly, please note that a minimum of 25 students is needed for this test to be administered in AIT.

Important links:
To register for the test:  https://docs.google.com/a/ait.asia/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdg0JvOYrRCbLhnX6yHHBFPgs8SbWlg_OmLrsz_ZvBmkOVbYQ/viewform

For more information and questions, please e-mail: careercenter@ait.asia

(b)    AITAA Golf 2017: 17 Mar. 2017

AIT Alumni Association (Thailand), together with AITAA and Friends of AIT Foundation will organize a golf tournament for charity, “AITAA GOLF 2017” at Cascata Golf Club (Nakhon Nayok) on 17 March 2017, starting from 12 noon.

The event aims to raise funds to support AIT activities and research work as well as the activities of AITAA, AITAA (Thailand), and Friends of AIT Foundation.

Contact:

Khun Panomporn
Email: panomporn_c@ensol.co.th
Tel: 08 1846 7476

For further details, please join the Line group of AITAA (Thailand)’s current administration committee at Khun Manat, tel. 08 1983 7747, manatsup999@hotmail.com
More details: http://www.ait.ac.th/news-and-events/2017/events/aitaa-golf-2017/#.WJfXkfL3aUk

(c)    AIT Career Fair: 29 Mar. 2017

AIT CAREER FAIR & S.U. RESEARCH EXHIBITION will be organized by AIT Career Center on 29 March 2017.

Twenty-two (22) organizations have confirmed so far to join the AIT Career Fair scheduled on 29 March 2017 from 9:00 am - 4:00 pm. at the AIT Conference Center. You are cordially invited to explore and uncover opportunities offered by the companies that are joining the event.

A brief profile of the companies that are attending our Fair for the very first time are given below:

1. Chip Mong Insee Cement Corporation –  a Cambodian registered business with modern green field cement manufacturing and a joint venture between Chip Mong Group and Siam City Cement Company (SCCC) from Thailand
2. Elabram Systems Co. Ltd.-  provider of Network Planning Optimization (NPO), Talent Acquisition & Deployment (TAD) and Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO)
3. Micromatics Co. Ltd. - one of the finest manufacturers of high precision turned parts for the automotive and many other industries in Southeast Asia
4. John Bean Technologies (Thailand) Limited -  global industry leader in the food and aviation equipment markets
5. ScoopPeople.Asia -   empowers companies through innovation and technology to search and hire new talent directly
6. Prospect International Ltd. -  company specialising in outsourcing services based in Thailand

The above companies are now joining the list with:

1. Asian Engineering Consultants Corp. Ltd. - consulting services for major public and private construction projects
2. Bangkok Produce Merchandising PCL (CP Foods Group) -  provides broiler chicken processing and distributes animal feed raw material
3. Black and Veatch Thailand Ltd. - global leader in engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) services for energy, water and telecommunications
4. Bombardier Transportation Signal (Thailand) Co. Ltd. - world's leading manufacturer of both plane and trains
5. Boon Rawd Brewery Co. Ltd. – Thailand’s first and largest brewery
6. Bouygues-Thai Ltd. - leading construction company in Asia
7. Dairy Plus Co. Ltd. (Dutch Mill Group) - provider of premium quality dairy products
8. Eight-Japan Engineering Consultants Inc. (EJEC) - provides infrastructure solution consultancy services in Japan and internationally
9. Fabrinet Co. Ltd. -  provides manufacturing service to the world's leading OEMs through an unparalleled enginering center of excellence
10. Italthai Engineering Co. Ltd. - leading Thai professional engineering contractor
11. Meinhardt Thailand Co. Ltd. - one of the world's few multidisciplinary, and truly integrated engineering, infrastructure and project management consulting firm
12. Panya Consultants Co. Ltd.  – multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary professional consulting and management service provider
13. Pylon PCL - specialty foundation contractor company
14. Supalai PCL - real estate development operator
15. Team Consulting and Engineering Co. Ltd. - Thailand's largest conglomerate of consulting companies
16. The Bangchak Petroleum PCL – Thai energy company which deals in refining and marketing petroleum products

CAREER TALK SCHEDULE:

•    Schneider Career Talk on 15 March 2017, Wed, 4:00 - 5:30 pm, MEB Auditorium
•    Tipco Foods Career Talk on 22 March 2017, Wed, 4:00 - 5:30 pm, MEB Auditorium

OTHER ATTRACTIONS:
•    AIT Student Union (AIT-SU) sponsored RESEARCH EXHIBITION showcasing prototypes and posters related to students’ research at the AITCC Lobby
•    Variety of food and drinks sold outside the AIT Conference Center
(Note: Stalls for free to those interested to rent for selling refreshments/lunch and provide games! just contact us)

•    AND Goodies ! free stationery, bags and a lot more!

CAREER CENTER WEBSITE SPONSOR Companies:

•    Chip Mong InseeCement Corporation (Cambodia)
•    Micromatics Co. Ltd.
•    John Bean Technologies
•    ScoopPeople Asia
Mark your calendar! For developments and career opportunities, drop by at: www.careercenter.ait.asia
or check: https://www.facebook.com/officialaitcareercenter
or email: careercenter@ait.asia
or contact us via phone: 662 524-6744, 662 524-6326

(ii)    LECTURES / SEMINARS / CONFERENCE

(a)    Career Talk by Schneider Electric: 15 Mar. 2017

A Career Talk will be delivered by Schneider Electric on 15 March 2017 at the Milton E. Bender Jr. Auditorium from 16:00-17:00 hours.

Representatives from the company will visit AIT to discuss about three programs:

1. Go Green in the City 2017 Global Student Competition
2. Energy Generation Program &
3. Internships

Program Details:

Date:  15 March 2017 (Wednesday)
Venue: Milton E. Bender Jr. Auditorium, AIT
Time : 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm

Guest speaker:

Ms. Sirinart Sarawart, Sr. Talent Acquisition, Global Human Resources, Schneider Electric

More details: http://www.ait.ac.th/news-and-events/2017/events/career-talk-by-schneider-electric/#.WMYJ-PL3aUk

(b)    Giant Prawn 2017: 20 – 24 Mar. 2017

Giant Prawn 2017 - a conference on farming of prawns will be organized at AIT from 20-24 March 2016 at the AIT Conference Center.

More details about the conference are available at this link: http://www.giantprawn.org/about.htm

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

C.    Campus Updates

 

(i)    Use of Group Study Rooms – AIT Library

AIT Library requests for good cooperation from the users of Group Study rooms as follows:

1) The Library has got 16 Group Study Rooms and expects that all the Library's patrons have chance to make use of these rooms.  Currently, some students have booked the Group Study Room but they did not use the room.  No one was in the room. Only their belongings were there.  The Library is requesting students’ cooperation to cancel the booking if they happen to have urgent matters.  When any student books the room and does not show up, or no one is in the booked room, the Library will cancel the booking.

2) The Library would like to request all the users to help tidy the Group Study Room before you leave the room.  Please help collect unwanted scrap paper on the table and throw them in the trash can, put the chairs back in their place, and clean the whiteboard.

(ii)    Temporary Relocation of Photo Vending Machine from Administration to Cafeteria

Please be informed that due to the renovation of the ground floor of the Administration Building, the photo vending machine has been moved temporarily to Cafeteria (entrance opposite Korea House).

 

 

 

 

D.   Faculty and Staff Travel

 

Ms. Kwankaew Chavengvorakul / Phitsanulok, Thailand / 13 – 14 Janurary 2017*
Ms. Parichad Nuntawong / Chonburi, Thailand / 18 – 19 February 2017*
Ms. Chalita Lertwinyu / Khon Kaen and Mahasarakam, Thailand / 28
February – 1 March 2017*
Dr. Loc Thai Nguyen / Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, Vietnam / 1 – 5 Mar. 2017*
Dr. Vilas Nitivattananon / Nan, Thailand / 2 – 4 March 2017*
Mrs. Sumana Shrestha / Tokyo, Japan / 5 – 9 March 2017*
Dr. Jonathan Shaw / Pakistan / 5 – 15 March 2017
Dr. Gregory Chiu / Pakistan / 5 – 15 March 2017
Mr. Furqan Ali Shaikh / Pakistan / 5 – 15 March 2017
Dr. Kavinda Gunasekara / Uttarakhand, India / 6 – 17 March 2017
Ms. Rakdao Pakdisi / Muscat, Oman / 9 – 13 March 2017
Ms. Sitahng Puttha & Ms. Lucena D. Talaid / Khon Kaen, Thailand / 10 March 2017*
Ms. Kristina Thapa / Yaounde, Cameroon / 11 – 17 March 2017
Prof. Worsak Kanok-Nukulchai / Paro, Bhutan / 12 – 15 March 2017
Mr. Karma Rana / Paro, Bhutan / 12 – 15 March 2017
Mr. Sanjeev Pradeep Jayasinghe / Paro, Pakistan / 12 – 15 March 2017
Dr. Manzul K. Hazarika / Male, Maldives / 12 – 16 March 2017
Prof. Kanchana Kanchanasut / Copenhagen, Denmark / 12 – 17 March 2017
Mr. Surendra Shrestha  / Tokyo, Japan / 12 – 17 March 2017
Prof. Mukand Singh Babel / Phuket, Thailand / 13 – 16 March 2017
Prof. C. Visvanathan / Galle, Sri Lanka / 14 – 17 March 2017
Dr. Shbhakar Dhakal / Beijing, China / 15 – 17 March 2017
Dr. Duc Hoang Nguyen / Colombo, Sri Lanka / 15 – 17 March 2017
Dr. Anil Kumar Anal / Kathmandu, Nepal / 15 – 19 March 2017
Dr. Naveed Anwar / Johor Bahru, Malaysia / 17 – 19 March 2017
Dr. Krailak Fakkaew / Frankfurt and Aachen, Germany / 17 March – 7 April 2017
Prof. Jayant Kumar Routray / Nagoya, Japan / 19 – 27 March 2017
Dr. Didin Agustian Permadi / Italy and Belgium / 19 March – 2 April 2017

*(Staff or faculty member travelled and returned to AIT prior to documentation received for publication)

 

E.    Classifieds (Jobs)

 

Position: Administrative Staff (School of Environment, Resources & Development)
Ref. No. 05/17
Deadline: 30 April 2017
http://www.hro.ait.ac.th/job/show/429

Position: Head, Strategy & Coordination Cluster (Regional Resource Centre for Asia and the Pacific)
Ref. No. 46/16
Deadline: 15 May 2017
http://www.hro.ait.ac.th/job/show/407