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    MESSAGE FROM THE

    SU PRESIDENT

    Email: [email protected] 

    On behalf of the student union, I would like to

    welcome all our new friends to AIT. It gives me

    immense pleasure to announce that with a

    beginning of a new year, the Student Union brings

    to you another producve and fun lled semester. 

    Since its early establishment, the Student Union

    has been working with passion in organizing

    various sports, cultural, academic and several

    interacve and entertaining events to serve thestudent body. I encourage you to join in our

    acvies and contribute to success. We will

    always be there for you and do our best to make

    your campus life pleasant and a memorable one.

    AIT student community gains its beauty throughits diversity and potenal to achieve glory. I am

    condent to lead such community and what

    strengthen my movaon are the smiles that

    express mutual respect for one another in a

    mul-cultural and a mulnaonal environment.

     

    I hope this year turns out to be a fruiul one and

    wish you all success and a happy stay at AIT. 

    JAYASINGAM ADHURAN SU President 

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    Executive Committee

    EXECUTIVE COMMITEE

    SUPA-AT ASARATH

    General Secretary 

    [email protected] 

    SHRISTIKA PRASAI

    Treasurer 

    [email protected] 

    MUHAMMAD NABEEL

    ASLAMGA Speaker 

    SU VISION

    “To constitute a community that canfoster enduring friendship and loyalty to

    the AIT community” 

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      SU ACADEMIC

    AFFAIRS

    Contact Us: [email protected] 

    ROSHANI THAPA

    Secretary 

    MUHAMMAD FAISALRASHIDChairperson 

    Student union academics commiee is

    dedicated to enhance students’ technical andmanagerial skills. We will organize useful

    seminars ranging from Thai language course

    to movaonal workshops. We plan to

    encourage the students by arrangingAcademic Olympiad and Research Exhibion.

    We also plan to launch a magazine for the rst

    me which will publish literature prepared by

    the AITians and will introduce beaufulfeatures of their countries. 

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      SU ACCOMODATION &

    RESERVATION

    Contact Us: [email protected] 

    AAKANCHYA

    BUDHATHOKISecretary 

    MISHKAT ULLAHChairperson 

    The accommodaon and reservaons

    commiee is responsible for picking up thenew students from the airport, providing

    them with temporary accommodaon ll the

    day of the loery and then conduct loery for

    proving permanent accommodaon to thenew students. We are also responsible for

    organizing Welcome Dinner to inform the

    students about AIT Campus, Student Union

    and the acvies planned for the newsemester. 

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      SU ASSETS &

    RECREATION

    Contact Us: [email protected] 

    NAN KHAING

    SANDAR LWINSecretary

     

    CHATHUSKA

    SOORIYAARACHCHIChairperson 

    SU assets and recreaon commiee is

    organized to promote unity and co-

    operaonamongst AIT community in the environment

    of socializing and relaxing. We serve as a

    social hub in order to oer the temporary

    comfort zone for students who is going to besurrounded by ton of academic loads, and we

    host screening the biggest sporng events

    (football, rugby, cricket etc.) . 

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      SU CAMPUS &

    ENVIRONMENT

    Contact Us: [email protected]

    Campus and Environment commiee works

    throughout the semester for the students and

    campus beerment in order to create a

    trouble-free life at AIT. We look forward to

    ensure to protect and nourish the natural

    beauty of the campus by providing all thebasic facilies to the students. We hope to

    organize various acvies and awareness

    programs which helps in inducing the

    responsibility of individuals and promongCLEAN GREEN AIT.

    KAAVYA

    RATHNAKUMARSecretary 

    AFSHANA PARVENChairperson 

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      SU EXTERNAL

    AFFAIRS

    Contact Us: [email protected]

    MICHAEL MALABEJA

    Secretary 

    SIRILUCK NGAMMEEChairperson 

    SU external aairs mainly works to link AIT

    with other universies in Thailand andabroad. The main move of the commiee is

    to ensure that AIT students get informaon

    about happenings in and around Thailand. 

    We provide plaorm to parcipate in those

    events. We are also organizing events like

    career fair which would assist graduates for

    professional career life.

    12 

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      SU FILM &

    ENTERTAINMENT

    Contact Us: [email protected] 

    BINARA

    SAKALASURIYASecretary

    PRADYUMNANEUPANEChairperson 

    SU Film and Entertainment always has many

    interesng new acvies planned for studentsin AIT. This commiee generally works to

    entertain and maintain the unity between the

    students through dierent acvies. We try to

    bring the students together, build a plaormfor the students to meet with new people and

    strengthen the friendship and unity between

    each other.

    14 

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      SU GENDER &

    CULTURE

    Contact Us: [email protected] 

    Gender and Culture commiee aims to bindall AITians of diverse culture and ethnicity by

    fostering creave and entertaining ideas. Like

    previous years, we will be organizing excing

    events. We encourage your parcipaon andpromise to make your stay in AIT a

    memorable one.

    VIKUM

    WIJAYAWARDANASecretary 

    ASHRUTI ADHIKARIChairperson 

    16 

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      SU LEISURE

    Contact Us: [email protected] 

    KIDDAKRON

    THAVONGSecretary 

    JATURONG SOM-ARDChairperson 

    Because student life is not all about study, SU

    leisure aims to bring you new experiences.Our missions are to organize welcome trip and

    grand trip. We will try our best to make you

    life at AIT more excited. Finally, we hope that

    you get a good experience from our trips.

    See you guys on the trip.

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      SU MEDIA

    AFFAIRS

    Contact Us: [email protected] 

    MALIKA RATNAYAKE

    Secretary 

    RAIHAN SHARIFChairperson 

    SU Media Aairs commiee works towards

    providing an eecve means ofcommunicaon between the student union

    and the AIT student community. We cover all

    events organized by SU and publish into

    monthly newsleer, website, ocial Facebookpage, SU App and YouTube channel.

    Through media, we hope to help you to

    capture the wonderful memories you create

    here at AIT. 

    20 

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      SU SPORTS

    Contact Us: [email protected] 

    NANG SIAN THAWN

    Secretary 

    JANITHA YASASVIChairperson 

    SU sports commiee is responsible for

    organizing most of the sporng acvies in

    AIT including welcome games, mini marathon

    and mini Olympics. These sports acvies help

    the students to improve their accountability,

    dedicaon, and leadership, among many

    other traits. The main goal of these events are

    to further improve the friendship between

    communies and to strengthen the bonds

    inside the one big AIT family.

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    IT SUSTAINALIBILITY CLUB

    Email: [email protected] 

    AIT CAMPUS

    SUSTAINABILITY CLUB

    AIT campus sustainability club is an iniave

    by the students to conduct acvies relatedto sustaining and supporng the various man-

    agement systems in IAT. These systems relate

    to water, waste, environment, energy, natural

    resources and transportaon managementinside the campus. 

    Working with the theme of “Our objecve is

    not only to make the AIT community more

    conscious about reducing wasteful acvies

    but to involve them in sustainable acvies

    too”.

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    Executive Committee

    MY VISION

    Email: [email protected] 

    MyVision is a global student network aimed at

    culvang social entrepreneurs. The AITchapter is the rst chapter of its kind in

    Thailand and South East Asia. As the youth

    division of the Yunus Center AIT, we are a

    student-led iniave that strives to raise

    awareness about social entrepreneurship on

    campus and in neighboring communies by

    empowering students to solve social problems

    through innovave business soluons.

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      SERVICES ON

    CAMPUS

    FOOD 

    Main Cafeteria 

    SU Snack Bar (South Asian) 

    Easy House (Drinks & Snacks) 

    Vietnamese Restaurant 

    UFM Bakery (Coee and Snacks) 

    Hom Krun Coee 

    Bahay Kubo (Pilipino Restaurant) 

    Somtam (Thai Restaurant) 

    AIT Extension Restaurant Rice Shop (Thai) 

    So Good (Drinks & Snacks) 

    SHOP 

    Lawson 108 (24 hour store) 

    Grocery Shop (11 AM to 11 PM) 

    AIT Bookstore Gi Shop 

    OTHER SERVICES 

    Laundry Rooms (Dorm K,T,X,Y) 

    Saloon

    Cycle Shop 

    Photocopy Shop 

    Travel Click (Airline Tickeng Service) 

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    Executive Committee

    USEFUL CONTACTS

    Accommodaon Oce  5093 

    AIT Police 

    5051 

    Emergency Phone  5555 

    Facility Services  5800 

    Help Desk 

    6082 

    Library  5859 

    Medical Clinic  5286 

    Security/Fire/Ambulance  6000 

    Taxi  6300 

    VISA/GRU  5022 

    AITCC (Direct Dial)  02-516-0135 

    Medical Clinic (24 hrs) 

    089-075

    -4243

     

    Thammasat Hospital  02-926-9999 

    Please dial 02524 and the following extension

    number: 

    PHONE NUMBERS 

    WEBSITES & EMAIL 

    Student Informaon

    System (SIS) sis.ait.asia 

    Help Desk  [email protected] 

    Breakdown Maintenance [email protected] 

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      NEARBY

    ATTRACTIONS

    FUTURE PARK 

    Future Park includes showrooms of renownedbrands, fast food chain shops, and cinema

    halls. (Bus No.29, No.39 and No. 510) 

    THALAD THAI

    You can nd fresh vegetables. Fruits, owers

    at very cheap prices here. (Bus: No. 39) 

    THALAD NUT 

    This is a second hand stu market. You can

    buy bicycles, books, bags, cameras etc. from

    this market. Thalad Nut is near Thalad Thai

    market and operates only on Thursdays.

    ZEER This is one of the largest electronics malls in

    Thailand. You can get branded electronic de-

    vices as well as generic non branded cheap

    electronic devices from here. (Bus No.29,No.39 and No. 510) 

    THAMMASAT NIGHT MARKET 

    You can buy daily life items from here. It is

     just opposite to AIT and operated only on

    Mondays and Thursdays. 

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    USEFUL THAI

    Hello  Sa-wad-dee (Kha/Krab) 

    How are you  Sa-bai-dee mai 

    I am ne  Sa-bai-dee 

    Thank you 

    Khob-khun( Kha/Krab)

     

    Excuse me  Kor-tod (Kha/Krab) 

    Yes  Chai 

    No 

    Mai-

    chai 

    How much?  Tao-rai krab 

    What is this?  Nee arai 

    It’s too expensive  Pang mak pai 

    I love you  Pom/ Chan rak khun 

    Vegetarian  Mang as wirat 

    WORDS AND PHRASES 

    NUMBERS 0  Soon  7  Jed 

    1  Neung  8  Pead 

    Song 

    Gao 

    3  Sam  10  Sip 

    4  See  100  Neung roi 

    5  Ha  1000  Neung pan 

    6  Hook 

    29 

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