Tuesday, November 28, 2006
Humanities Seminar
at Thammasat University
On December 22, 2006, part of the sixth Seminar in Humanities organized by the Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Liberal Arts, Thammasat University, Asst. Prof. Dr. Charles Freeland will give a lecture and workshop entitled “Reading Jacques Lacan on Sophocles’ Antigone.”
Venue : Seminar room, 2nd floor, Faculty of Liberal Arts, Thammasat University, Tha Phrachan, Friday December, 22, 2006, 9:00 to 12:00 and 13:30 to 15:00.
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Photo Exhibition
Picture: Piece of art from the Exhibition "Luminosity, the Muse of Light.”From December 2, 2006, to January 27, 2007, Katmandu Photo Gallery will present an exhibition of Asst. Prof. Dr. Charles Freeland’s recent photographs entitled “Luminosity, the Muse of Light.”
Venue : Katmandu Photo Gallery, 87 Pan Rd, Silom, Bangkok 10500
Opening reception : December 2, 2006, 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM
Registration Announcement -
New Dates for Trimester II
Please be informed that the registration dates for the 2nd trimester have been changed from January 3-6, 2007 to December 21-24, 2006.
The registration dates will be classified by student ID as follows:
December 21
4380xxx – 4580xxx 08:00 hrs
4680115, 4680195 08:00 hrs
4680xxx 13:00 hrs
4780024, 097, 157 13:00 hrs
4880189, 4880200 13:00 hrs
December 22
4780001 – 4780100 08:00 hrs
4780393 – 4780500 08:00 hrs
4780501 – 4780600 08:00 hrs
4780101 – 4780200 13:00 hrs
4780201 – 4780300 13:00 hrs
4780301 – 4780392 13:00 hrs
4880199 13:00 hrs
December 23
4880xxx 08:00 hrs
December 24
4980001 – 4980373 08:00 hrs
Due to some difficulties in logging into the OASIS as students may experience in the previous trimesters, the computers in the College’s computer labs are recommended which will provide faster process of the registration than logging in from outside the campus. The college has prepared 4 computer rooms to serve students during the registration period. In addition, personal computer within the area of campus’s wireless LAN is another option for faster process.
Payment Process
Before students make payment online, please make sure that the certain amount of money is already in your bank account. Please be informed that the process of check clearance is taking approximately 2 business days before the money is completely transferred to your account.
2. Do not make payment between 23:00-24:00 hrs due to the bank will close the payment gateway for updating the data.
The registration dates will be classified by student ID as follows:
December 21
4380xxx – 4580xxx 08:00 hrs
4680115, 4680195 08:00 hrs
4680xxx 13:00 hrs
4780024, 097, 157 13:00 hrs
4880189, 4880200 13:00 hrs
December 22
4780001 – 4780100 08:00 hrs
4780393 – 4780500 08:00 hrs
4780501 – 4780600 08:00 hrs
4780101 – 4780200 13:00 hrs
4780201 – 4780300 13:00 hrs
4780301 – 4780392 13:00 hrs
4880199 13:00 hrs
December 23
4880xxx 08:00 hrs
December 24
4980001 – 4980373 08:00 hrs
Due to some difficulties in logging into the OASIS as students may experience in the previous trimesters, the computers in the College’s computer labs are recommended which will provide faster process of the registration than logging in from outside the campus. The college has prepared 4 computer rooms to serve students during the registration period. In addition, personal computer within the area of campus’s wireless LAN is another option for faster process.
Payment Process
Before students make payment online, please make sure that the certain amount of money is already in your bank account. Please be informed that the process of check clearance is taking approximately 2 business days before the money is completely transferred to your account.
2. Do not make payment between 23:00-24:00 hrs due to the bank will close the payment gateway for updating the data.
Friday, November 24, 2006
Thanking the Media
On November 17, MUIC Director Chariya Brockelman met with members of the media in the Seminar Room to express her appreciation for the past coverage of MUIC’s programs and activities.
She also addressed several issues concerning the college’s immediate future. After the press conference, guests were given a tour of MUIC’s facilities, including the Kantana studio in Salaya, and enjoyed a special lunch on a boat trip.
She also addressed several issues concerning the college’s immediate future. After the press conference, guests were given a tour of MUIC’s facilities, including the Kantana studio in Salaya, and enjoyed a special lunch on a boat trip.
Monday, November 20, 2006
Soccer Competition
Picture: The faculty/staff team's bench during the match. On November 16, MUIC hosted the President’s Cup Competition, a soccer match between faculty-staff, managed by Ajarn Michael Naglis, and MUIC students-alumni, managed by Ajarn Phillip Stiens.
The student-alumni team battled its way to a 1:0 victory, outrunning and outpacing the less fit faculty-staff contingent. In fairness, however, it should be noted that some of the alumni players were not exactly in prime physical condition either.
After the match players and spectators alike went to the Princess Garden for the MUIC Carnival, which offered a variety of food stalls, live music and entertainment, games and an open-air cinema, featuring the film Seasons Change, starring Ajarn Alexander Korff.
Thursday, November 16, 2006
Study Abroad Fair
Ajarn Brian Phillips, Chief of International Network Development, in collaboration with the International Relations Office, organized an MUIC Study Abroad Fair on November 10 in the Seminar Room.
The purpose was to promote both undergraduate exchange and graduate study programs abroad. University representatives from the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Australia and Japan were invited to present details about their respective programs, including the availability of scholarships.
The purpose was to promote both undergraduate exchange and graduate study programs abroad. University representatives from the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Australia and Japan were invited to present details about their respective programs, including the availability of scholarships.
Wednesday, November 15, 2006
Charity Golf Tournament
Picture: The MUIC team with Ajarn Phillip Stiens.The Mahidol University Alumni Association sponsored a Charity Golf Tournament, featuring both individual and team competitions, on November 10, at the Thupathemi Golf Course in Don Muang District.
Our college was represented by a four-man team consisting of Ajarn Phillip Stiens, and three MUIC alumni, Paisal Sangkawanich (06), Warit Wongsurakrai (03) and Kittisak Jirathasuksakul (03). Once our own MUIC Alumni Association materializes in January, we, too, should be able to sponsor tournaments and other projected alumni activities.
Monday, November 13, 2006
Debate Championships
Eighteen members of the MUIC Debate Club participated in the BP National Debate Championships at ABAC University on November 9-12.
The competition was conducted according to the British Parliamentary system, that is, two debaters on each team. All 9 MUIC teams fought their way through to the round of 16. Two of those teams secured both first and third place. In addition, MUIC was represented by 5 out of the 10 top speakers at the competition.
The competition was conducted according to the British Parliamentary system, that is, two debaters on each team. All 9 MUIC teams fought their way through to the round of 16. Two of those teams secured both first and third place. In addition, MUIC was represented by 5 out of the 10 top speakers at the competition.
