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IGE 101: 8 September 2011 1.Hand in Payap Plan practice reflection papers 2.Apology 3.Late assignments: in by class on 22 Sept receive 75% credit

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IGE 101: 8 September 2011 Hand in Payap Plan practice reflection papers Apology Late assignments: in by class on 22 Sept receive 75% credit. IGE 101: 8 September 2011 4. Group project presentation rubric 5. Individual reflection paper on group project rubric. IGE 101 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: IGE 101: 8 September 2011 Hand in  Payap  Plan practice reflection papers Apology

IGE 101: 8 September 2011

1.Hand in Payap Plan practice reflection papers

2.Apology

3.Late assignments: in by class on 22 Sept receive 75% credit

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IGE 101: 8 September 2011

4. Group project presentation rubric

5. Individual reflection paper on group project rubric

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IGE 101

Payap History & Values

September 2011

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มหาวิ�ทยาลัยพายพ

The Land of Wisdom:Nurturing Whole Persons

ดิ�นแดินแห�งปั�ญญา: สร้�างคนให�เต็�มคน

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Payap History: Presbyterian Mission History in Chiang Mai

1865 Presbyterian mission workers Daniel McGilvary and Jonathon Wilson came to Chiang Mai

1867 Two converts were killed by the prince of Chiang Mai.

The missionaries went to Bangkok and asked for religious freedom. The king proclaimed freedom for Thai people to follow any religion they choose.

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Payap History: Presbyterian Mission History in Chiang Mai

Mission contributions:

-education for girls-medical help for malaria, small pox, leprosy-safety for people accused of witchcraft

1913 Speech at Prince Royal’s College speaks of dream of education from kingdergarten through

university – first dream of Payap University

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”Payap University, the first private university in Thailand, was established by the Foundation of the Church of Christ in Thailand to bear witness to the steadfast love of God, the faithfulness of humanity, and concern and support for one another.”

Payap History: Payap College

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Payap History: Hospital and Mission School

Founded May 1889

Thailand Theological Seminary(now McGilvary College of Divinity:

MCD)

McCormick Midwifery and Nursing School (now McCormick Faculty of Nursing)

Founded May 1923

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Official opening ceremony of Payap College, 22 June 1974 at Kaew Navarat Campus

30 staff 203 students

Payap History: Payap College

Initially hoped to name Payap Christian College, but the government would not allow use of the word Christian, so it was called Payap (means Northwest)

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Konrad Kingshill sent to Thailand in 1947 to start a college. Thai government legalized private higher education in 1972.

Payap History: Payap College

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Payap College was granted its university charter in 1984, becoming Payap University, Thailand’s first private university.

Payap History: Payap University

Official ceremony commemorating change from Payap College to Payap University, 30 July, 1984

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Mission Statement

Payap University, the first private university in Thailand, was established by the Foundation of the Church of Christ in Thailand to bear witness to the steadfast love of God, the faithfulness of humanity, and concern and support for one another.

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Mission Statement

Payap University strives to adhere to its motto, “Truth and Service,” by seeking academic and moral excellence in order to create understanding of the living truth and an attitude of service to all.

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Mission Statement

Students of Payap University must learn self-development, acquire knowledge, exhibit wisdom, and think creatively. They must develop a capacity for excellence, grow in social responsibility, and work together effectively.

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Our Motto

TRUTH – SERVICE

(สั�จจะ บริ�การิ– )

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•The Cross represents religion

•The Lamp represents science

The Payap seal

The Payap University seal is a series of 3 circles, linked by a fourth center circle.

•The Lyre represents the arts

The center circle represents humanity, reaching out to truth and service, the goal of a Payap education.

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University’s Flower:

“Boon-nark” (Indian Chestnut)

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Ideal Graduates

Students of Payap University must learn self-development, acquire knowledge, exhibit wisdom, and think creatively. They must develop a capacity for excellence, grow in social responsibility, and work together effectively.

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Ideal Graduates

ค�ณธร้ร้มน�าใจEthical Hearts วิ�ชาการ้ก�าวิหน�า

Academic Leadershipร้บใช�สงคม

Society’s Servantsร้#�ร้กพฒนา

A Passion to Grow   

     

 

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Ideal Graduates

ค�ณธร้ร้มน�าใจEthical Hearts ethical, moral, and upholding

professional ethics, living life according to the teachings of one’s faith tradition, virtuous and respectful of others,

loving neighbors as oneself, knowing what is truly satisfying and “enough” and able to live with others in

peace and joy.

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Ideal Graduates

 วิ�ชาการ้ก�าวิหน�าAcademic Leadership having academic knowledge and the skills of one’s profession, demonstrating ability and efficiency in work; being a creative thinker, proficient in

language and technology, and able to do integrative research.

 

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Ideal Graduates

ร้บใช�สงคมSociety’s Servants Mindful of and responsible toward society, having a kind and helpful attitude, a socially aware heart, nurturer of cultural traditions and local

expertise.

   

     

 

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Ideal Graduates

ร้#�ร้กพฒนา A Passion to Grow always growing and developing,

demonstrating responsibility toward self and others, having life skills, leadership, analytical skills, and a love

for life-long learning.

   

     

 

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5 Core Values

Transformation toward Authentic PeaceBuild Trust through TruthService through Vocation

Delight in Diversity and Global AwarenessFaithful Stewardship

   

     

 

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International Opportunities

Thai Studies

Visiting students come study in a dedicated program at Payap for a semester or year

Special Programs

Study tours for various student, faculty, and non-traditional education groups

Study abroad

•Students at Payap go for semester or full-year study in other countries

•Students from other countries come study at Payap

•Payap has exchange agreements with 23 institutions in ten countries

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http://ic.payap.ac.th/other-programs/intl-partners.php

Student Exchange Partners

Zone/Country (Total = 33)

Asia (12)

China (7)

Japan (4)

Hong Kong (1)

Australia (2)

Europe (1)

Budapest/France

North America (17)

USA (17)

South America (1)

Ecuador

Faculty Cooperation Partnerships

Zone/Country (Total = 31)

Asia (15)

China (9)

Taiwan (1)

Japan (2)

Korea (1)

Vietnam (1)

Hong Kong (1)

Australia (1)

Europe (3)

UK (3)

North America (12)

USA (12)

South America (1)

Ecuador

International Partners