On Wednesday, January 30, 2019, Associate Professor Acting Sub-Lieutenant Dr. Surachai Kangwon, Dean of the Faculty of Economics of Maejo University and Mr. Sukit Tidchai, Director of the Student Affairs Division and the Chair of the Green Office Working Group of Amnuayyotsuk Building received an award for the Green Office in 2018 at a very good level (G Silver). They later received a national award for the G-GREEN logo from Mr. Vijarn Simachaya, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment at Rama Gardens Hotel in Bangkok.
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