University Memberships and Honors
- Advisory committee of the University Multicultural Center( 2001-2004)
- Library Committee, College of Veterinary Medicine
- Council on Education, College of Veterinary Medicine
- Awards and Honors Committee, College of Veterinary Medicine
- Educational Excellent committee, member
- Chair, the Department Strategic Planning Committee on Education (2002)
- IAMS Visiting Scholar to Cornell University, Spring Semester 1996
- President of the American Association of Veterinary Anatomists 2002-2004
- Dean’s Award for Creativity in Teaching
- Who’s Who in Veterinary Medicine Higher Education (2003)
Service to College, University, and Community
- With Dr. Jean Sander, I have served as Co-advisor to the veterinary students group to spearhead the organization of Diversity in Veterinary Medicine group at the college
- Thai Proficiency Test for OSU Foreign Language Center. As the only Thai-native faculty, I also conduct Thai Proficiency Tests for the Thai Language when requested by the OSU Foreign Language Center
- I serve as Advisor to the OSU Thai Student Association since 1993 (approximately 60 Thai students enrolled at OSU yearly)
- I participate in the Asian Festival of Columbus, as a member on the Fund Raising and Performance committees. I have helped to organize the Thai dance and Thai musical performances since 1998. I lead Thai Students at OSU in participation of the Asian Festival of Columbus. My biography was selected and printed in the Asian Festival booklet on the Celebration of Diversity 2002.
International Community Service
- Invited to speak at the Association of Thai Professionals in America and Canada Regional Meeting on “How you can contribute to research and higher education in Thailand”
- February 21, 2004, Milford Plaza Hotel, New York City, New York
- Performed service to the international community of veterinary medical educators by giving teaching workshops and serving as a consultant to veterinary medical schools and research institutions in Thailand since 1992. I have organized two International Workshops of Thai Professionals in America and Canada with Thai counterparts, and written two proceedings of the meetings
Society and Organization Memberships
- Society for Sigma Xi
- Thai Veterinary Medical Association
- Association of Thai Professionals in America and Canada (ATPAC), Vice President on Higher Education
- The American Association of Veterinary Anatomists (President 2002-2004)
- The World Association of Veterinary Anatomists
- Equine Research Group
- Oncology Research Group, College of Veterinary Medicine
Teaching
- Team leader: Canine Topographic Anatomy, VME 520 (Core), 5 Credit hrs, Autumn Quarter: 30 hrs (all) lectures / 60 Lab hrs.
- Team teaching member in Equine Topographic Anatomy, VME 521 (Core), 4 Credit hrs, Winter Quarter, Thoracic Limb 4 hrs lecture/10 hrs lab
- VBS 693, Individual Studies, Variable enrollment includes graduate and professional students.1- 5 credit hrs
- VBS 999, Research in Veterinary Biosciences, Enrollment for graduate students thesis research. 1-5 credit hrs.
- VACB 802.03, Advanced Gross Anatomy
- VACB 696, Advanced Studies (Canine Anatomy), 5 credit hr
- VACB 696.01, Research Techniques
Teaching Goal and New Creations
The overall goal in teaching is to lay a solid foundation in the knowledge of canine anatomy for the first year veterinary students, and to cultivate in them “self-directed learning”, “life-long learning”, and “critical-thinking” skills.
- Created two Web Sites in an effort to promote the environment for the “self-directed learning” skills in students
- Canine Topographic Anatomy, VM 520
- Equine Anatomy of the Thoracic Limb, VM 521
