Curricular
Seperating Faculties
Search for Curriculums
Bachelor’s Degree
Master’s Degree
Doctoral Degree
Other Curriculums
Studying at CMU
Application of Bachelor's Degree
Application for Graduate Studies
Application of International Program
CMU Presidential Scholarship
Faculties and Departments
Faculties
CMU’s Organizations
Other Division
News
Research and Innovation News
Outstanding News
Outstanding Staff
Prize and Pride
Conference and Seminar
Executives' News
Job Application
Procurement
Event Calendar
COVID-19 and PM2.5
Sports
Featured
Health
Laws and Regulations
Donations
Technology News
Religions
Journals
Articles on CMU 60 Years
About CMU
Background
Resolution/ Vision/ Mission/Values and Organizational Culture
Authority
CMU Corporate Identity
Organizational Structure and Administration of Chiang Mai University
Education Development Plan 5 years
Committee of University Council
Executives
Deans
Directors
Employee Council
Other related links
CMU First Year
CMU IT Life
Exchange Programs
Scholarships
Photo & News Archive
Open Data Integrity and Transparency Assessment : OIT
Privacy Policy
Code of Ethics
CMU's Emergency Prevention and Response Plan
Complaint channels for the Office of The National Anti - Corruption Commission (ONACC)
Complaint channels for the Office of Public Sector Anti-Corruption Commission (PACC)
Contact
ภาษา
Thai
English
Chinese
TH
|
EN
|
CN
Home
News
News
The Faculty of Political Science and Public Administration, Chiang Mai University, continues to drive academic service projects for sustainable community development through public participation, cultural preservation, and the enhancement of local capital.
15 May 2026
Corporate Communication and Alumni Relations Center (CCARC)
The Faculty of Political Science and Public Administration, Chiang Mai University, continues to drive academic service projects for sustainable community development through public participation, cultural preservation, and the enhancement of local capital.
The projects are led by Associate Professor Dr. Patamawadee Jongruck, Lecturer at the School of Public Administration.
“Merit Waste for Ban Umong Cemetery Improvement” Project
A workshop was organized to provide knowledge on waste separation and establish a community working committee, aiming to strengthen community-based waste management and improve shared public spaces in the Umong community, Chiang Mai.
“The Charm of Ban Hong: Reviving Legendary Flavors, Preserving Cultural Heritage” Project
This project builds upon local food identity and traditional herbal wisdom to promote cultural capital and the creative economy. Activities included surveying and developing a database of “lost menus” from Ban Hong District, Lamphun Province, in order to preserve local wisdom while creating opportunities for sustainable tourism and community economic development.
Sustainable community development begins with recognizing the value of local resources, cultural heritage, and the power of people within the community.
Research and Innovation News
Conferences/University Activities
Highlights
Gallery
×
RoomID:
Room Name:
Description: