On September 24, 2024, the Department of Pathobiology, Faculty of Science, Mahidol University, came together to honor the retirement of two exceptional individuals—Mrs. Tasanee Inwisai and Mr. Somnuk Guta—who have dedicated their careers to the department with unwavering commitment. The ceremony was graced by Associate Professor Dr. Prasit Suwannalert, Dean of the Faculty of Science, who delivered heartfelt words of appreciation and best wishes for the retirees. We were also honored to have two former heads of the department, Associate Professor Galayanee Doungchawee and Associate Professor Dr. Suda Riengrojpitak, join in the celebration, offering their blessings.
...................Dr. Niwat Kangwanrangsan, Head of the Department of Pathobiology, warmly welcomed the attendees and spoke on behalf of the department, sharing gratitude and well-wishes for the retirees.....................
This memorable event served several purposes:
To create a platform for our retirees to share their invaluable experiences and insights with current staff, ensuring that their legacy continues to inspire future development.
To strengthen the bonds among faculty, staff, and students through shared activities that foster collaboration and teamwork within the department.
To promote cultural, historical, and religious learning, enriching our organizational values and reinforcing a sense of stewardship for preservation and renewal.....................It was truly a heartfelt and inspiring day, as we celebrated the contributions and journeys of two remarkable individuals while looking forward to continued growth as a department.
To create a platform for our retirees to share their invaluable experiences and insights with current staff, ensuring that their legacy continues to inspire future development.To strengthen the bonds among faculty, staff, and students through shared activities that foster collaboration and teamwork within the department.To promote cultural, historical, and religious learning, enriching our organizational values and reinforcing a sense of stewardship for preservation and renewal.
