Background of “The Albert Prize” Award

The Albert Prize, derived from Christian name of Rev. Bro.Bancha Saenghiran and is used to reflect and commemorate the Brother President’s unwavering and incessant commitment to promoting and enhancing quality of student activities, is a set of prestigious awards for outstanding student projects, student activity units, and students who initiated and implemented quality student activity that significantly contribute to their learning experience.

The pivotal aim of the prize is to recognize students with outstanding student activities in each academic year, and simultaneously encourage them to continue improving their activity quality, thereby enabling them to gain more knowledge and valuable experience, and heighten their contribution to the community in which they are members.

Awards objectives

1. To recognize the outstanding student activities, student activity units, and student leaders.

2. To uplift standard of student activity.

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1. Student Leader of the Year (/ )
2. Student of the Year (/ )
3. Student Activity Unit of the Year (/ )
4. Event of the Year (/ )
5. Show of the Year (/ )
6. MC of the Year (/ )
7. Best Student: Academic Contest (/ )
8. Best Student: Ethics and Value (/ )
9. Best Student: Environment and Social Development (/ )
10. Best Student: Entrepreneurship (/ )
11. Best Student: Thai Arts and Culture (/ )
12. Best Student: Multi Cultural Promotion (/ )
13. Best Student: Sport Player (/ )
14. Best Student: Sport Team (/ )
15. Best Project:  Innovation Academic Promotion (/ )
16. Best Project:  Ethics and Moral Development (/ )
17. Best Project:  Environment and Social Development (/ )
18. Best Project:  Service Learning (/ )
19. Best Project:  Entrepreneurial Development (/ )
20. Best Project:  Thai Arts and Culture Promotion (/ )
21. Best Project:  Internationalization Promotion (/ )
22. Best Project:  Sports and Health Promotion (/ )

The pivotal aim of the prize is to recognize students with outstanding student activities in each academic year, and simultaneously encourage them to continue improving their activity quality, thereby enabling them to gain more knowledge and valuable experience, and heighten their contribution to the community in which they are members. 

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