On September 26-27, 2026, Rajamangala University of Technology Isan (RMUTI) continued its promotion of extracurricular learning through a "Club Open House" event for five student clubs: the Reading Friends Club, the RMUTI PR Club, the Astronomy Club, the Buddhist Studies Club, and the RMUTI Territorial Defense Club. This provided a space for students to learn from real-world experiences, develop specific skills, foster teamwork and creativity, and build relationships and networks among new members, laying the foundation for effective club activities.
The ceremony was honored by the presence of Associate Professor Dr. Kosit Sripootorn , President of RMUTI, who delivered a speech to the students. Also in attendance were Assistant Professor Sarawis T. Siriwatana, Vice President for Student Affairs and Alumni Relations; Assistant Professor Thanin Rabieppho, Assistant to the President for Public Relations and Student Affairs; club advisors; and personnel from various university departments, who closely supported and promoted the student activities.
The Friends of Readers Club organized the “Read to Learn Share to Grow” project on September 26, 2569, at the Watanyu Na Thalang Auditorium. This event provided members with the opportunity to learn about the club's origins, operational guidelines, and executive committee. Participants also listened to a lecture on “Opening Perspectives on Reading, Creating Inspiration” by Mr. Phuvis Prasatthai, Director of the Child and Family Development Organization, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, and participated in a workshop on creating teaching materials to promote a reading culture, knowledge sharing, and the application of knowledge for educational purposes.
Mr. Chaiwat Sripornwisit, President of the RMUTI Reading Friends Club, stated that the project aimed to foster familiarity among members, promote reading, develop potential, encourage collaboration, and share learning resources. Approximately 200 students participated. Ms. Thanita Moo-on, an educational specialist from the Student Affairs Division and advisor to the Reading Friends Club, oversaw and facilitated the event.
The RMUTI PR CLUB organized a public relations media production workshop for the 2026 academic year on September 26, 2026, at the meeting room on the 4th floor of Building 37, Faculty of Architecture and Creative Arts. The project aimed to develop students' communication and media production skills. Assistant Rector for Public Relations and Student Affairs, Mr. Thanin Rabieppho, served as the guest speaker, lecturing on the topic of "Public Relations Media Production using AI." The workshop included four stations: lighting techniques and composition, video content production techniques, image editing with professional software, and basic video shooting, allowing students to practice and apply their skills to real-world media production.
Mr. Kamol Yersungnoen, President of the RMUTI PR CLUB, stated that in addition to fostering acquaintance and familiarity among members, the activity aimed to inspire creativity in media production and develop the well-rounded skills of new members. 120 students participated, along with Ms. Yupaphan Khonkratok, an educational specialist from the Student Affairs Division, and Mr. Polkrit Jararat, Head of Public Relations and Dissemination, who served as club advisors, providing guidance and overseeing the activities.
The Astronomy Club organized the "Opening the Door to the Universe" project on September 26, 2569, at the lobby on the 1st floor of Building 39, Student Affairs and Recreation. The project featured activities that promoted astronomical skills and analytical thinking, creative knowledge challenges, group assignments with point accumulation, and the integration of knowledge, communication, and teamwork.
In this regard, Associate Professor Sarawis T. Siriwatana , Vice President for Student Affairs and Alumni Relations, assigned Mr. Chula Anuwiang, an educational specialist and advisor to the Astronomy Club, to preside over the opening ceremony. Ms. Jeeranun Ariyawongtham, President of the Astronomy Club, stated that the project aims to foster familiarity and unity among members, create understanding about the club's operational guidelines, and provide a platform for students to learn about stars, the solar system, and the universe through fun and creative learning activities. Approximately 100 students participated.
On September 27, 2569, the RMUTI Buddhist Club organized the "Pure Heart of Buddhists" project at the Watanyu Na Thalang Auditorium. Associate Professor Dr. Kosit Sripootorn, President of RMUTI, presided over the ceremony and gave a speech offering advice and insights to the students. He emphasized the importance of applying Buddhist principles to their studies, daily lives, and their interactions with others, fostering compassion, generosity, and mindfulness.
The activities included offering alms of rice and dried food, introducing the club's executive committee and advisors, a Dharma lecture on the topic "Dharma Guides the Heart, Nature Leads the Way" by Phra Napasorn Khantikaro, Head of Moral Promotion at the Nakhon Ratchasima Meditation Center, a Dharma question and answer session titled "Understanding Emotions, Building Society with Dharma," as well as group bonding and recreational activities. The aim was to help students learn Buddhist principles, appreciate the value of doing good deeds, practice mindfulness, and apply these principles in their daily lives.
Ms. Peerada Palarak, a finance student and president of the Buddhist Club, stated that the project aims to build relationships among members while cultivating faith in Buddhism. It encourages students to appreciate the value of goodness, love, and compassion, and to share Buddhist teachings with their families, friends, and those around them, leading to the creation of a society of understanding and goodwill. Over 500 students from all faculties participated. Assistant Professor Dr. Chitnapa Somboonsilp and Ms. Apiradee Chaibut, General Affairs Officer of the Student Development Division, served as advisors to the Buddhist Club, providing close guidance, supervision, and support for the activities.
The RMUTI Territorial Defense Club held its opening ceremony on September 27, 2569, to foster relationships among members and reinforce discipline, responsibility, public spirit, and teamwork skills. This was achieved through a ceremony to present the university's emblem, the introduction of advisors and the club's executive committee, and an inspirational lecture on "Inspirational & Empowering" by Captain Wasana Incheongam, aide to the Commander of the 21st Military District.
In addition, there were special lectures on discipline, regulations, guidelines, and physical and mental preparation before training, delivered by Captain Amata Wengsungnoen, Company Commander of the Headquarters Company, 3rd Signal Battalion, 3rd Infantry Division, and Associate Professor Dr. Polthep Wengsungnoen, Director of Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) students at RMUTI Nakhon Ratchasima.
Ms. Intira Paopramueang, President of the RMUTI Territorial Defense Club, stated that the activity aimed to help new members get to know each other, become familiar with the club's roles and operations, while simultaneously inspiring and instilling discipline, responsibility, civic responsibility, and teamwork. 130 students participated, along with Ms. Thanita Moo-on, an educational specialist from the Student Affairs Division, and Dr. Daranee Pluengsanthia, the club's advisor, who supervised and facilitated the event.
The organization of the five "Club Opening" events reflects RMUTI's approach to promoting holistic student development beyond classroom learning. Through these activities, students can explore their interests, develop professional and life skills, cultivate leadership qualities, learn teamwork, and foster a sense of social responsibility. This prepares them to become graduates with the knowledge, skills, experience, and attributes necessary for future lives and careers.
