On Wednesday, September 25, 2024, Maejo University presented awards to agencies that passed the Green Office assessment in 2023 at the national level, which was assessed by the Department of Climate Change and Environment, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, and the Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies, Mahidol University. Assistant Professor Pawin Manochai, Vice President of Maejo University, was honored to present awards to representatives of the 9 agencies that passed the assessment, as follows:
• Excellent award (G gold): University Office (3 consecutive excellent awards), Library Office (3 consecutive excellent awards), Faculty of Science (2 consecutive excellent awards), Rattanakosin 200th Anniversary Building, Faculty of Agricultural Production (first assessment), Office Building of the Faculty of Fisheries Technology and Aquatic Resources (first assessment), and Integrated Academic Building, Faculty of Architecture and Environmental Design (first assessment)
• Very Good award (G silver): Faculty of Information and Communication (Very good award for 2 consecutive rounds) Namchai Thanuphol Building, Maejo University – Phrae (first evaluation)
• Good award (G bronze) goes to the College of Business Administration (first evaluation)
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