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NISTAA NEXUS
Issue 12 FEBRUARY 2010

NIST MILLENIUM
Inside this issue: TIME CAPSULE CEREMONY
Feature Story— 1
NIST Millennium On Thursday, December 10, 2009, the New International School of Thailand (NIST) held its
Time Capsule opening ceremony of the NIST Millennium Time Capsule which was buried in 1999 to com-
Ceremony memorate its 10 year anniversary.

Message from 2
The NIST time capsule was created and buried as part of a whole School
NISTAA activity ten years ago during the hype of the millennium and Y2K. Organ-
ized by Ms. Jeryl Bain, the participants were NIST students ranging from
Class of 2000-2015.

Photos from NIST 3 At Thursday‘s opening ceremony, NIST alumni and parents were invited
Millennium Time along with the Year3 students and students from Year 13 who have been
Capsule Ceremony at NIST since 1999. Mr. Adrian Watts, NIST Deputy Head, opened the
ceremony. Mr. Watts remarked that ―time is a fascinating thing and as
part of the PYP programme studying time and history, it is exciting for the
Year3 students to be looking at how we keep records, and pass on history
Bridges Programme 4-5 from generation to generation‖. Mr. Doug Edwards, Elementary vice Prin-
@NIST ciple – Pastoral, presented a short VDO clip of teachers and students
reminiscing about their memories of 1999 and the time capsule.

The time capsule was opened by six year 13 students who have been at
Tribute Section - 6
NIST for the longest. Items such as mobile phones, coins, students‘ work, a
Daniela Pachelt school uniform, newspapers, yearbook, photo stickers, and a VDO tape were
(‘09) revealed. It is sad to note that many items were damaged due to the leak-
age of water inside the time capsule, but many survived intact.

NIST International 7 The Year 3s will re-seal the capsule with new items later this year, to be
opened in another ten year.
Day 2010
To view photos from the NIST Millennium Time Capsule Ceremony, please
visit http://www.nist.ac.th/Time%20Capsule/Forms/AllItems.aspx

Keeping in Touch 8-9

List of NISTAA 10-14

Members

Help Us Find You 15

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Message from NISTAA
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Greetings from NISTAA:

Welcome to the February, 2010, issue of NISTAA NEXUS.

Time flies even faster towards the end of the academic year! In This issue, the newsletter features a num-
ber of exciting events that have been happening at NIST over the last few months. After ten years, the time
capsule from the millennium year was finally opened. Unfortunately, most items were soaked in water.
Lesson learned for the next time capsule to be weather proof! Thank you to those alumni who joined us for
the ceremony.

Throughout the academic year, the Bridges programme continues as usual with many interesting guest
speakers from across the fields coming to speak to NIST students including the famous Hollywood actor,
Jackie Chan. It is good news that NIST is getting more and more famous people to visit our campus. If any
one wishes to join any speakers for their talks, please let me know as alumni are always welcome to at-
tend. For the next Bridges' event on Monday, April 5, 2010 at 10am, NIST will welcome Prof. Francoise
Barre-Sinoussi, Director of the Regulations of Retroviral Infections Unit at the Pasteur Institute in Paris. She
was awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 2008 together with Prof. Luc Montagnier for their discovery of
the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Professor Francoise Barre-Sinoussi will give a talk on future chal-
lenges in HIV/AIDS prevention and therapy.

Another exciting event worth sharing is the NIST International Day which took place on Saturday, January
23, 2010, where NIST welcomed over 3,500 visitors to its campus. It was great to see many alumni joining
us at the fair. I hope you all had a great time. On International Day, NISTAA sponsored the oval stage and
Clown Eckie Performance for the kids.

As for NISTAA news, I am please to announce the new Committee Membersfor 2009-2010. The first item
on the Committee‘s agenda is to schedule a meeting regarding NISTAA‘s next investment and to decide if
NISTAA should donate part of its funding back to a school‘s development project specifically the new foot-
ball pitch.
List of Committee Members:
Mr. Simon Leslie President
Ms. Rosalind Yunibhandu (1998) Vice President
Ms. Sunitaya Varaphan Treasurer
Mrs. Jaemi Hodgson Receptionist
Mrs. Poonam Sachdev Legal Liaison
Ms. Napatthorn Laoboonchai (2003) Secretary
Ms. Irene Boonwikrom (2000) Committee Member
Mr. Ravi Patel (2001) Committee Member
Mr. Ramon Sachdev (2006) Committee Member

The planning of the next reunion is also in progress. It is now confirmed that the next reunion for the Class
of 2000 Ten Year and All Class Reunion will be held in November, 2010. Exact venue and date will be an-
nounced once finalized. Lastly, NIST will celebrate the Class of 2010 Graduation on Friday, May 28, 2010,
at the Landmark Hotel.

As always, NISTAA always welcomes comments and suggestions from alumni. If you are interested in pro-
posing new alumni activities or traditions, from business dinner, networking session to charity trip, please
make your ideas heard.

Cheers,

Bel Laoboonchai (NIST 03)

alumni@nist.ac.th

KEEPING IN TOUCH WITH YOUR OLD SCHOOL:

NIST and NISTAA on Social Media:

http://twitter.com/NISTSchool

http://twitter.com/NISTAA

http://www.youtube.com/user/NISTVideo

http://www.facebook.com/#!/group.php?
v=wall&ref=search&gid=33974863351
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BRIDGES PROGRAM

“Bridges – Dialogues towards a Culture of Peace” is facilitated by the International Peace Foundation. (Details of the
“Bridges” events are available on www.peace-foundation.net). NIST has been a sponsor of the Bridges programme since
2003. Through the programme, NIST students are given opportunities to dialogue with Nobel Laureates, as well as,
honorary guests like Jackie Chan. To date, NIST has hosted, amongst others, Rev, Jesse Jackson, President Ramos
Horta, Dr. Karan Singh, Dr Richard Roberts, Sir Gareth Evans, Dr Jakob von Uexrull, Bishop Carlos Felipe Ximenes

Jackie Chan Speaks to NIST Students

Bangkok – On Monday, November 9, 2009, students from the New Interna-
tional School of Thailand (NIST) heard an inspiring talk by Jackie Chan fol-
lowed by a dialogue session with him. Jackie Chan‘s visit to NIST was part
of the third ASEAN event series "Bridges - Dialogues towards a Culture of
Peace‖.

At NIST, well-known actor, philanthropist, and Goodwill Ambassador Jackie

Chan talked to Year 12 and Year 13 students, as well as drama and art
students from the lower secondary school on the topic ―Art and Culture as
a Pathway towards Peace.‖ His speech gave inspiring messages through
sad, hilarious, and interesting real life stories that he has encountered
during his charity trips to various areas around the world and particularly,
China. Chan highlighted the importance of education and how he regrets
not having the opportunity of a proper education as a child due to his fam-
ily‘s poverty.

Linking his work to peace building, he shared with students

how, in each of his recent movies, he has tried to give hidden
messages to teach values to his audience, especially the
young. Chan encouraged the students to learn how to give
and help others around them. ―When you give back to society,
you sleep well,‖ but it must start from the heart, he said. Last
but not least, Chan repetitively told NIST students to ‗Never
Give Up‘ as that ‗slogan‘ has helped him throughout his life,
no matter the situation he has found himself in. Students
enjoyed the very frank talk with Chan and were able to ask
him questions on both personal and global issues.

Jackie Chan is a Hong Kong actor, action choreographer, film-

maker, producer, martial artist, screenwriter, entrepreneur and
singer. Acting since the 1970s, he has appeared in over 100
films. As a cultural icon, he has been referenced in various pop
songs, cartoons and video games and has received stars on the
Hong Kong Avenue of Stars and the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
He is also a keen philanthropist and a UNICEF Goodwill Ambas-
sador, having worked tirelessly to champion charitable causes.

To view Jackie Chan‘s talk on VDO clip, please visit NIST‘s You
Tube site: http://www.youtube.com/user/NISTVideo.
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BRIDGES PROGRAM

Nobel Laureate Professor Eric S. Maskin Speaks to NIST Students Hollywood legend Oliver Stone speaks to NIST Students

On Monday, January 18, 2010, stu- On Monday, January 25, 2010,

dents from the New International students from the New Interna-
School of Thailand (NIST) heard an edu- tional School of Thailand (NIST)
cational talk by Professor Eric Stark were treated to a talk and dialogue
Maskin, 2007 Nobel Laureate for Eco- with Academy Award Winner Oliver
nomics, followed by a dialogue session Stone, as part of the third ASEAN
with him. Professor Eric Stark Maskin‘s event series "Bridges - Dialogues
visit to NIST was part of the third ASEAN towards a Culture of Peace.‖
event series "Bridges - Dialogues to-
wards a Culture of Peace‖. Mr. Stone gave a keynote speech
on ―film-making and peace-
At NIST, Professor Eric Stark Maskin, a building‖ in which he suggested
renowned American economist, talked ―kindness‖ as a key ingredient for a
to Year 12 and Year 13 students on the peaceful society. The foundation of
topic ―Why global markets have failed to reduce inequality.‖ His kindness should be nurtured through schooling and educa-
speech simplified complex economic concepts and helped explain tion. Therefore, a school must not only teach students to be
the fundamental functions of global markets and the importance knowledgeable but it should teach them to be kind. For Mr.
of globalization to NIST students. His talk focused on inequality as Stone, knowledge is gained and comes in forms of collective
a serious social problem and how the study of economics can experiences which he described as the ―Theory of Living‖.
offer to illuminate such a problem while at the same time formu-
lates a solution for social goods. Sharing stories about
his films, as well as
Professor Maskin used his his personal life, Mr.
current study on inequality in Stone encouraged
developing countries to ex- NIST students to
plain the problem of global- learn from mistakes
ization and how the rapid and to not be afraid
spread of globalization has to face struggles.
increased inequality more Many of Mr. Stone‘s
than ever. However, he ar- works focus on con-
gued that ‗stopping globaliza- temporary political
tion is not going to help; and cultural issues
rather the solution is to give which in various instances have made his work controversial
more people the opportunities to benefit from globalization‘. He and difficult to complete. However, he said, he never gives
proposed education and training as one of the solutions. In turn, up trying. To serve as a case in point, he told a student that
creating more equality globally is a way towards world peace, the he is currently working on a 10-hour/10-part series for
purpose of his talk and visit to NIST. Showtime called The Secret History of the United States,
formation. and a third interview with Fidel Castro – both have taken
much longer than expected.
To view Professor Eric S. Maskin‘s talk on VDO clip, please visit
NIST‘s You Tube site: http://www.youtube.com/user/NISTVideo. Oliver Stone is an Ameri-
can film director, screen-
writer, and producer whose
work has earned him three
Academy Awards (Oscars),
namely for his movies Pla-
toon and Born on the
Fourth of July, both cen-
tered on the Vietnam War,
and for Midnight Express. Some of his more recent films
include JFK, Natural Born Killers, Nixon, Alexander, World
Trade Center and W. He has just concluded the filming of
Wall Street 2 with Michael Douglas, set for release in April,
2010. He has also worked with actors such as Nicolas Cage,
Tom Cruise, Anthony Hopkins, Angelina Jolie, and Arnold
Schwarzenegger.

To view Oliver Stone‘s talk on VDO clip, please visit NIST‘s

You Tube site: http://www.youtube.com/user/NISTVideo.
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A TRIBUTE TO DANIELA PACHELT (NIST’ 09)

26 JULY 1990—4 NOVEMBER 2009

@ NIST: 2007-2009

After a very short illness in Germany, Dani passed away on November 4 2009. Her funeral was held on
Wednesday, November 11, 2009 at Northfriedhof Cemetery, Ungererstr. 130, D-80805 Munich, Ger-
many. NIST has planted a memorial tree in memory of Dani Pachelt.

Thank you to Dani‟s friends for sending in photos and messages for this special tribute. Dani will be
forever missed and remembered.
Daniela Pachelt

From Richard Srikureja:

Roshni, Sarina, Dani
Dani,
I don‟t know why or how you were taken away from us, but for one thing, I know that god needed
another angel and he picked you. You have touched a lot of lives, made hundreds and thousands
of people smile, and your life was devoted to the people you loved. When I think of you, you are an
example of a person lived life to the fullest, a life without regrets, so compassionate and extremely
beautiful. I cannot stress how many times I would turn to you and depend on you when I‟m down or
needed a friend to talk to. You are a beautiful soul, and another day without you is a loss for us. I
will cherish the times we would laugh over immature jokes, talking about our lives and how we
were going to change the world. Your life will live and remain in our hearts forever and I promise as
long as I am alive you will never be forgotten.
Rest in peace,
Love,
Richard

From Nina Huppertz :

English class 2009
Ich habe Tage lang überlegt was ich dir zum Abschied noch sagen könnte aber ich weiss
noch nicht was ich sagen soll. Wörter sind nicht genug um mein Kummer zu beschreiben.
Ich kann es nicht fassen, dass du nicht mehr bei uns bist. Du bist viel zu früh von uns
gegangen. Dani, du hattest unbedingt sehr viel Kraft. Ich kannte niemand der so stark war
wie du. Du warst ein willenstärkiges Person und du wusste ganz genau wer du bist und was
du machen wuerdest. Du hast mich begeistert um meinem Leben frei zu führen, weil du
immer glücklich warst. Es gab nie einen Tag, wo ich gesehen habe, dass du nicht lächelst.
Du warst immer für mich da und ich könnte mit dir über alles reden. Ich danke dir und ich
bin stolz, dass ich dich kennenlernen durfte. Jederzeit höre ich „Glashaus“ zu, werde ich an
dich denken. Ich vermisse dich Dani. Du bleibst für immer in meinem Herz. Ich werde dich
nie vergessen, das kann ich dir versprechen. Ich werde nächtes Sommer, wenn ich
nochmals in Deutschland bin, nach deinem Grab fahren. Mein Beileid zu deine Familie. Ich
wünsche der ganzen Familie viel Kraft und Glueck. Ich habe dich lieb, Dani-schatz. ♥

From Olivia Benson:

Roshni & Dani
What is there that I can say about Dani? That
she was a loyal friend, someone that was always
there to listen to your problems and offer advice,
someone who could laugh about the stupidest of
things and make any apparently dull day enter-
taining. It seems cliche to say things like that but
they're all true. It's cruel that not too long after
we said "see you later" with promises of visiting
that we had to say goodbye but you'll never be
forgotten, the memories that we share, the fun
Shinhye & Dani Class of 2009—Pyjamas Day we had together and the good times will stay
with me forever. I love you so much my sexy
darling.
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NIST INTERNATIONAL DAY 2010

‘SAME SAME BUT DIFFERENT’

This year, NIST celebrated its annual International Day festival, sponsored by La-Z-Boy, on Saturday, January 23, 2010 from 3 pm to 8 pm. There
were over 3,600 visitors coming together to enjoy a festive day with games, rides, shops, international cuisines, various entertainment, and a
―tour‖ of the world provided by the diverse nationalities of the NIST families. The change in event time, from a day event to an evening event,
seemed very favorable to our visitors. The theme of this year‘s festival was Same Same but Different.

Loads of games and rides were available for children of all ages including a ferris wheel, carousel, foam party, euro bungy, bouncy castles and
more. Entertainment was provided by NIST students and teachers including rock bands and cultural dances from the Philippines, Japan, Korea,
German, India and Thailand.

In addition, the country booths in the MPH were, as always, a popular highlight of the fair. Many thanks go to Aotearoa, Australia, Finland, India,
Korea, Norway, Sweden, Taiwan, Thailand and the USA for their efforts. In addition, several of the groups also ran outdoor booths and raised sig-
nificant funds for the school – these included Japan, Netherlands, Philippines, the German Speaking Group, Korea, Thailand, and the USA.

Over 50 retail outlets selling everything from jewelry, to silk handbags and clothing, to Thai crafts, children‘s books, and toys set-up stalls on the
day. Over 50 different food vendors served a selection of international cuisine, including Mexican, British, American, Australian, Indian, Korean
and Thai dishes. Also present were community and environmental groups – Plant-A-Tree-Today, SCAD, and Amnesty International. There were also
a few student-run charity groups that helped raising money for Haiti relief, Habitat for Humanity, and Malaria Prevention.

Our sincere appreciation goes to our sponsors, staff, parents, teachers and students for all the hard work and support they dedicated to make our
International Day 2010 possible and very successful one. Particular thanks go to our major sponsor, La-Z-Boy, who provided a special privilege to
all NIST visitors, and our grand sponsors: Beauty Gems Group (Thailand), Bumrungrad Hospital, Fitness First (Thailand) Limited, GajaPuri Resort
and Spa , Novotel Lotus Hotel, Mulberry Spa, Pinnacle Hotels, Resorts and Spa, Reckitt Benckiser, S&P Syndicate PCL,Thai Airways Interna-
tional,Villa Maroc (Invision Hospitality), Woongjin Coway, and Unilever Thai Trading Limited.

The money raised from the NIST International Day 2010 will be put towards the school‘s next big project to install the tennis court cover and pitch.
As of now, the country baskets from silent auction alone raised B40, 850 – a direct result of the NIST community‘s hard work and donations.
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KEEPING IN TOUCH (1)

The Wedding Ceremony of Sun-Hye Park (‟99)

Sun-Hye Park („99) recently got married to Mr. Parisuthi Jinamornphongs They had their first reception in Seoul, Korea on
Saturday, January 23, 2010. A few close friends from NIST also flew there to attend the wedding. The second reception in
Bangkok, Thailand was held on Saturday, February 6, 2010 at the Residence, Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok.

Joined by many good NIST friends, mostly from the Class of „99, the wedding was filled with joy and happiness. A VDO sur-
prise was made as a wedding gift from her NISTIES‟ friends. The couple admitted that they were very surprised and could
not stop laughing. A short word from their NIST friends: “The Journey Begins...all of your family and friends wish you both all
the happiness in the world”.

Sajinee Srichawla

Sajinee Srichawla graduated from the University of Southern California in May, 2009, with a double major in Econom-
ics and Political Science and a minor in Marketing. She is currently working as a Compliance Consultant at an immi-
gration law firm, Fragomen LLP, in London. She is also completing her MBA in International Business Practice with an
Emphasis in Asian Markets at St. Mary University College of London.
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KEEPING IN TOUCH (2)

NIST Alumnus Presents Sports Declaration to the IOC
On September 22, 2009, NIST alumnus Wataru Sado represented
the World Kid‟s Sport Summit and presented Jacques Rogge,
President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) , with a
Declaration at the IOC Headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland.
The Declaration, a call by the world‟s new sporting generation to
spread the spirit of fair play across the world, was issued by the
Summit in Yokohama, Japan on 21 August.

Wataru was at NIST from 2006 to 2008 and is from the class of
2016. Now living in Yokohama and in fifth-grade, Wataru read
aloud the declaration and then presented it to Mr Rogge. Follow-
ing the reading of the Declaration, a fellow representative, Me-
gumi Terasaki, a sixth-grade student from Tsukuba, presented the IOC president with a monument that symbol-
ises children from five continents joining hands to make a better world together. Mr. Rogge mentioned that he
would add the declaration to the Olympic Museum.

“I am very pleased to know that the Sports Summit was held and the declara-
tion was adopted by the young generation based on the spirit of fair play. As
you know, the meaning of sports is not only to win or make good records.
Instead, like Judo which is originated in Japan, it is the opportunities to learn
manners and to respect others. By spreading this idea to the people in the
world, I believe we can contribute to World peace. I hope the kids participated
in the summit will continue the Olympic Movement in their countries and
regions from now on. Your accomplishment,
the declaration will be displayed in the special space in the Olympic Mu-
seum,” he said.

For his part, Wataru said, “I am very excited to present the declaration which
was adopted by the kids from 16 countries and regions in the world to Presi-
dent Rogge. It was a very important day for me!”

The Declaration was written at the World Kid‟s Summit which took place in
Yokohama as part of the celebrations of the 150th anniversary of the opening of the Yokohama Port. The stu-
dents attending the summit wrote:

We, the Participants, at the World Kids’ Sports Summit in Yokohama, will work to create a better future by pro-
moting the spirit of fair play which we have learned through sports. This spirit of fair play will not only be limited
to the world of sport, but will include relations with society, earth and people to solve various issues that the
world is now facing.

They also came up with five Action Guidelines.

Action Guidelines
1. We, on this earth, will confront
environmental issues by respecting
others and cooperating with friends
through sports!
2. We will cultivate healthy bodies
and minds, through sports, to lead
vigorous lives!
3. We will develop new friendship
through sports, by better under-
standing each other’s culture, to
build a more peaceful world!
4. We will challenge everything with
a smile and confidence to convey
the importance of doing one’s best
to people all around the world
through sports!
5. We will follow the rules, and per-
form our best in every competition,
to spread the spirit of fair play
across the world!
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1997
Alice Marie Borman—New York, USA
Andre Visuthivagch—New York, USA
Cheuk Man Chow—Bangkok, TH
Clayton Richardson—Adelaide, AUS
Ipsita Sinha– Colchester, UK
Jennie (J.C.) Ryden– Tuscon, USA
Jessica Thom
Jin Ping Dong– Ann Arbor, USA
Jonathan Newton
Leanne Rootsey– Adelaide, AUS
Maria Lurye—New Jersey, USA
Mika Mansukhani– New York, USA
Ruj Purnariksha—Bangkok, TH
Sam Dezeure
Simon Russell Maberly—Brisbane, AUS
Stella Stefanova—New York, USA
Sumanah Khan—New York, USA
Suraiya Narula– Bangkok, TH
Vina Westphal—Singapore
1998
Aashish Maheshwari– Ann Arbor, USA
Alexander(Alex) Westphal– Bangkok, TH
Charnnarong Narula - Bangkok, TH
Chakrit Theungsang– Bangkok, TH
Chompunute Janine Kow– Adelaide, AUS
Geoffrey Oyomba—Nairobi, Kenya
Hendra Baumann– Perth, AUS
Hiromi Endo
Hyun-Jeong Kim– Auckland, NZL
Jarutat (Jart) Snidwongse—Bangkok, TH
Jennifer Brantley—Washington, USA
Kajitsak(Ken) Chalitaporn- Melbourne, AUS
Kaushik Ravindran– Atlanta, USA
Kwan Chinachote—Bangkok, TH
Monique Antherton– Washington, USA
Nicha Ratanakul– New York, USA
Nidhi Rawat– New Delhi, IND
Rashi Bhargava– New Delhi, IND
Rosalind Yunibandhu– Bangkok, TH
Salin Ngaotheppitak –Bangkok, TH
Sayoko Kotani– Tokyo, JPN
Tomoyuki Endo
Vijay Srivatsan
Wen-Hui (Lily) Lin– Connecticut, USA
1999
Almedina Arnautovic— Sarajevo, Bosnia
Amit Agarwal– Ann Arbor, USA
Anja Westphal, Bangkok, TH
Bhavna Singhsachthep– Bangkok, TH
Duke Intraprasert– Bangkok, TH
Harkishin Tanwani– Bangkok, TH
Jessica Guidry (Brantley) - Washington, USA
Luiza Strazewski– Sydney, AUS
Mark Salmon– Bangkok, TH
Michal Sinai
Narisha Chawla– Melborne, AUS
Nawapong Nakjang– Bangkok, TH
List of NISTAA Members
Pamela Uttamchandani– Bangkok, TH
Panida Tosnaitada– Bangkok, TH
Patrick Yves Anthes– Sydney, AUS
Pei-Han (Chris) Liao– Bangkok, TH
Rajbir Sethi– Bangkok, TH
Rienke Wiersma– Ultrecht, NLD
Saptarshi Chakraborty– Banglore, IND
Sarutt Sombutsiri– Bangkok, TH
Shin Won Kang
Simon Ding– Bangkok, TH
Sun Hye Park– Bangkok, TH
Tep Rangsit– Bangkok, TH
Thalit Choktippattana– Bangkok, TH
Visa Amranand– Bangkok, TH
Royce Heng– Singapore
2000
Akarapat Charoenpanich– London, UK
Andrew Youngson– Aberdeen, UK
Antonio Trichilo
Cheng-Hung Tsai
Elizabeth Myers - Brisbane, AUS
Fairil Desa– Kuala Lumpur, MYS
Florence Lucie Bony– Hua Hin, TH
Ilia Gherman– Kuala Lumpur, MYS
Irene Boonwikrom– Bangkok, TH
Jaravee Chayasombat - Manchester, UK
Jing Li
Jyh-Jye(James) Wey– Providence, USA
Katie Matthews-Montreal , CAN
Kielo Savilaakso– Glasgow, UK
Melanie Fengyi Lam– Singapore
Natthawit Laemlukvorakul– Bangkok, TH
Neha Mantri– Singapore
Nicolass Alwin Vanden Booghart
Pailin Wedel– Chapel Hill, USA
Philip Brulez—Sydney. AUS
Ping-Chen (Dale) Chou– Taipei, TWN
Rebecca Grammat– Sydney, AUS
Shubhranshu Sharma– Bangalore, IND
Sirinthorn (Dianna) Kongkaew– Bangkok, TH
Stephan Savilaakso– Glasgow, UK
Takahiro Saito
Valentin Sylvestre Reaud
Vikram Khorana- Bangkok, TH
Voravart Ratanadilok Na Bhuket -Bangkok, TH
2001
Aaron Petrie– Glasgow, UK
Amanda Patterson– Vancouver, CAN
Beverly Chen - Vancouver, CAN
Chethaphand Thienprasiddhi– Melbourne, AUS
Christopher Brantley - Chiang Mai, TH
Darunee Chawla– Melbourne, AUS
Duangporn Choktippattana– Bangkok, TH
Donald Tharanatham– Bangkok, TH
Emma Wong– Melbourne, AUS
Fu Hsuan (Cynthia) Yang—Shanghai, CHN
Hung-Chieh (Jeff) Lee
NISTAA
I-Ling (Eleen) Lin– London, UK
James Smith—Bangkok, TH
Karen Geelhoed– Amsterdam, NLD
Karishma Daswani– Bangkok, TH
Lerluck Pongfuengfu– Manchester, UK
Maneka Chawla– Bangkok, TH
Melissa Nonsrichai—Pasadena, USA
Merritt Gurley—New York, USA
Nadia Magnusson Falk—Sweden
Nandini Gopinadh– Lancaster, USA
Narudh Areesorn– Bangkok, TH
Nilapha Ratanavong—Australia
Olivia Berly– Le Havre, FRA
Olivia Jeryl Bain– Adelaide, AUS
Pailin Chaimahavong– Bangkok, TH
Palin Ngaothepitak—Providence, USA
Panthathip Monkolsri—Bangkok, TH
Pink Vanitprabha—Bangkok, TH
Petra Tyralova
Plern Pratoomas—Bangkok, TH
Prabpreet Palsingh– Bangkok, TH
Preerati Bhirom Bhakdi– Bangkok, TH
Premruta Srinarula– Bangkok, TH
Purti Vijaywargiya– Bangkok, TH
Piya Chindaporn—USA
Rachna Singh-Sachkul-Bangkok, TH
Ravi (Rav) Patel– Bangkok, TH
Richard Wecker– Melbourne, AUS
Sara Ann Lane– Bangkok, TH
Shantha Raghwan– London, UK
Siddharth Mansukhani-Melbourne, AUS
Siras (Bip) Sombatsiri– Bangkok, TH
Sunil (Sunny) Hiranandini—London, UK
Sura Aparak—Bangkok., TH
Tae Sok Kim– Seoul, KOR
Theodore Gaston– Melbourne, AUS
Vi Johnson—London, UK
Vilasinee Singhsachathet—Bangkok,TH
Win Suteerachai—Bangkok, TH
Won-Joon Park—Bangkok, TH
Yuki Enya– San Francisco, USA
Paul Donald Bentley– Melbourne, AUS
2002
Anshuman Tripathy– Bangkok, TH
Atith Pravi Naik– Brisbane, AUS
Barnaby Tozer– Auckland, NZL
Bhavna Narula-Bangkok, TH
Chanawan Kritvith– Oxford, UK
Chia-Ni (Jenny) Wu– Austin, USA
Chin Yee Lee— Melbourne, AUS
Dale Kennedy—Melbourne, AUS
Dan Antakon— Bangkok, TH
Deborah Grammat– Sydney, AUS
Douglas Edwards– Dunedin, NZL
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Karuna Nandkishore– Toronto,CAN
Kei Inouchi– Tokyo, JPN
Ken Onishi- Oakville, CAN
Ken Witoonchart– London, UK
Kimberly Hutchins– St. Louis, USA
Korakit Arunanondchai– Providence, USA
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Macarena Jaliliye– Argentina
Makato Kashio– Bangkok, TH
Malisa Treetasent– Miami, USA
Mallika Desai– Singapore
Mansukh Narula– Bangkok, TH
Michael Wecker– Melbourne, AUS
Miriam Navina Koch– Wien, AUT
Mohamed Raimie Wan– Melbourne, AUS
Moritz Rossmanith—Melbourne, AUS
Naluthporn Srifuengfung– Bangkok, TH
Nanae Momoi– Tokyo, JPN
Nandini Bhatia– Bangkok, TH
Napachart Maitriborirak- Calgary, CAN
Narisa Chanarat– Melbourne, AUS
Navin Jayachandran– Kuala Lumpur, MYS
Neetibutr Vasinondha– London, UK
Nikita Choudhary– Singapore
NIlada Ratamavong– Melbourne, AUS
Nipat Karanes– Seattle, USA
Nir Zevuloni– New York, USA
Nor Jaimie Abdullah- Hamilton, USA
Norah Chalavanich– Bloomington, USA
Papavarin Chatrakul Na Ayudhaya– Bangkok, TH
Paravee Asava-anan– Hong Kong
Patricia Proctor— AUS
Pavan Khimesra-West Lafayette, USA
Prinyanka Deshmukh– Vancouver, CAN
Priyanka Jain– Cambridge, USA
Rachel Yong-Yi Wu– San Francisco, USA
Saisa Amranand– London, UK
Sajinee Srichawla– Los Angeles, USA
Shivek Sachdev– Banglore, IND
Shraddha Menon– Melbourne, AUS
Snigdha Saha– New Delhi, IND
Sonia Pathela– Melbourne, AUS
Sra Puangchompoo– Bangkok, TH
Sumaira Hussain– Kuala Lumpur, MYS
Tulnada Sawasdichan– Bangkok, TH
Tze Ru Wang
Vedant Agarwal– Ann Arbor, USA
Vinita Choudhary– Singapore
Viphon Narula– Bangkok, TH
Yana Hadjihristova – Washington, USA
2006
Aditya Khorana - Melbourne, AUS
Akashay Agarwal- California, USA
Alexander Thompson- AUS
Alexandra Toogood- Cape Town, RSA
Alexandria Aerni – Lausanne, CHE
Alissara Jayaphorn- New York, USA
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Amita Tiyaboonchai - Michigan, USA
Ammar Arnautovic— Sarajevo, Bosnia
Anuraag Agarwal - Indiana, USA
Apisith Srichawla - Warwick, UK
Arjun Chahal - Melbourne, AUS
Ava Chunjang - Milan, ITL
Bhavi Shah - Mumbai, IND
Bhirabhandhu Songsombat - Los Angeles, USA
Bos Vajarabjaya - London, UK
Chad Nonsrichai—Irvine, USA
Chin Yu Lee - Melbourne, AUS
Chirag Chugani - AUS
Chun Hao Su - Bangkok, TH
Darshil Shah - Nottingham, UK
Devan Kalra - Bangkok, TH
Direk Panichkivalkosil - Bangkok, TH
Elyse Adams - AUS
Fang-Yu Liang - Chicago, USA
Fiona Foo - Melbourne, AUS
Gunjan Jain - Dubai
Hannah Mercer - Sydney, AUS
Herbert Janssen - Bangkok, TH
Ian Chen - Taipei, TWN
Jason Caust - Melbourne, AUS
Jenny Luong - Melbourne, AUS
Jessica Horton - Sydney, AUS
Jessica Leslie - Melbourne, AUS
Juho Helle - FIN
Jurairat Ruampatarasindhu - Hong Kong
Kaemviga Sornthaiteva - Bangkok, TH
Kanit Bodipat - Bangkok, TH
Kanyavee Karnasuta - Bangkok, TH
Karan Singhsachakul – Lausanne, CHE
Ki Hoi (Terry) Yang - KOR
Kiratsuda Chirathivat - New York, USA
Kon Witoonchart - London, UK
Leela Vosko - New York, USA
Linda Nordin
Manveena Narula - Virginia, USA
Marissa Smith- Melbourne, AUS
Marut Tahata - Bangkok, TH
Maximiliano Velasco - Santiago, CHILE
Melanie Hutchins - Melbourne, AUS
Michael Kubillus - Bangkok, TH
Mindy Chang - Kuala Lumpur, MYS
Nakrin Narula - Los Angeles, USA
Naoki Okura - Toronto, CAN
Natapon Akomsoontorn - Bangkok, TH
Natasha Pathela - Adelaide, AUS
Nawak Setaruchi - Bangkok, TH
Neha Saoji - Singapore
Nick Wasuthalainunt - Bangkok, TH
Nicolas Syed - London, UK
Ningkun Li - Philadelphia, USA
Paht Chanarat - Melbourne, AUS
Paramee (Well) Smittinet -Bangkok, TH
Pasapong Pongcharoen - Silicon Valley, USA
Patrick Kietsoontorn - San Diego, USA
Paul Sinthunont - Manchester, UK
Per Bengsston - Sweden
Philip Rossmanith - Melbourne, AUS
Prair Chantrasook - Bangkok, TH
Prem Srichawla - Gold Coast, AUS
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Priyanuj Srichawla - Brisbane, AUS
Radhika Sachdev - Melbourne, AUS
Ramon Sachdev - Melbourne, AUS
Robin Palm– Melbourne, AUS
Rook Floro - Bangkok, TH
Rutty Talati - Sydney, AUS
Ryan Cullen - CAN
Sabrina Kampmann - Germany
Sarunporn (Jay) Sirikietsoong - Oregon, USA
Sevak Gogar - Singapore, SG
Shaveer Mirpuri - Auckland, NZL
Sirivimol Kitaphanich - AUS
Sparsh Chandan - Nottingham, UK
Supriya Thakwan - Bangkok, TH
Suveera Kalra - London, UK
Tamara Poetsma - AUS
Tanida Songpatanayothin - Columbia, USA
Task Thiemjarus - Bangkok, TH
Tha-An Lin - California, USA
Thanu (Bos) Vajrabhaya— London, UK
Thimporn (Grace) Lasavanich – Bangkok, TH
Thomas Kampmann - Bangkok, TH
Timothy Dejsiriudom - Georgia, USA
Tipmanee Natjumnong - Chicago, USA
Tomas Wanke - Brisbane, AUS
Tughan Thuraisingam - Warwick, UK
Tzu Yu (Ted) Chen - Melbourne, AUS
Valda Heng - Singapore
Vandhana Ghogar - Bangkok, TH
Vikram Bhatia - Bangkok, TH
Wanvipa Bandidwongpaisan - Bangkok, TH
Wasamon Khoman - Oregon, USA
Yasin Kerdkisadanont - Melbourne, AUS
Yeo Weon Hur - Bangkok, TH
You Jung Lee - Hong Kong
Yumi Miyake - JPN
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Adisara Puangchompoo- London, UK
Akshay Desai- Melbourne, AUS
Albert Ohama- Vancouver, CAN
Alizara Juangbhanich- Bangkok , TH
Amar Srikureja- Coventry, UK
Anand Chawla- Chicago, USA
Anishka Tewari- Bangkok, TH
Anja Wild– Bangkok , TH
Anjana Sachdev- Melbourne, AUS
Antoinette Chinsomboon- Michigan, USA
Antti Helle- FIN
Baakal Geleta – Toronto, CAN
Banu Thuraisingam - Southampton, UK
Benedicte Delaval - Melbourne, AUS
Catherine Luong- Canberra, AUS
Chakkavat Kittivat- Bangkok, TH
Chayawatchara Thepchatri- Bangkok, TH
Daniel Lasavanich- Bangkok, TH
David Tsai- Taipei, TWN
Divya Sharma– British Columbia, CAN
Fabienne Roepke- Canterbury, UK
Gena Engel—Bangkok, TH
Gil Zevuloni- New York, USA
Isaree Kasemphaibulsuk- Ontario, CAN
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Jakravee Visutipol– Michigan, USA
Jiaranai Apaipakdi- Halifax, CAN
Jonas Koertke- Oxford, UK
Jordan Dieselberg - California, USA
Jo-Yen Hsu- Taipei, TWN
Judith Walker- Melbourne, AUS
Kanchalee Ngamdamrong London, UK
Karn Leangtanom- Bangkok, TH
Ken Kitilimtrakul - Coventry, UK
Kevin Medrala- Michigan, USA
Krit Singhsachathet– Illinois, USA
Kritika Bharadwaj - Michigan, USA
Kyung Chai Yoon– Seoul, KOR
Louis Cornille- Adelaide, AUS
M.L. Pasradis Diskul- New York, USA
Madhur Agarwal- Philadelphia, USA
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Narang- Toronto, CAN
Man Chun picture
Chou-or graphic.
Taipei, TWN
Masayuki Mase- Singapore
Maya Schmid- Utah, USA
Melissa Davidson- Singapore
Michael Blaney-Davidson- Bangkok, TH
Min Soo Jo- Ontario, CAN
Minami Nagata- Miyagi, JPN
Mithul Mangal Das - Winnipeg, CAN
Mohammed Mahallati- Durham, UK
“To catch the reader's attention, place
Napamon an Chantarapitak- Nottingham,
interesting sentence or quote from
Nariaki Nakamichi - Bangkok, TH
the story here.”
Nataya Lila Lundberg– London, UK
Neetika Mutreja- London, UK
Nicholas Prehn- Melbourne, AUS
Nisya Noersini—Jakarta, IDN
Nitika Sachdev- Bangkok, TH
Padorn Wuwongse- Hong Kong
Pakamon Somboonvechakarn- Ontario, CAN
Panaporn Leenutaphong- Bangkok, TH
Panitta Sornthaiteva- Bangkok, TH
Paron Siriwat- Bangkok, TH
Pei Shan Wang- Bangkok, TH
Peter Chow- Arizona, USA
Phanrapee (Lax) Prempooti- Bangkok, TH
Quinn Alameida- Maryland, USA
Raisa Sawhney– Melbourne, AUS
Ramon Schroeer– GER
Ravneet Phlananthachai- Illinois, USA
Ryan Heng- Singapore
Sang-Kyu Kim- London, UK
Sebastian Knoll
Sethapatch Pongpasuth- Michigan, USA
Shruti Menon- Montreal, CAN
Silvia Chun- Chicago, USA
Siriporn Ghai– Manchester, UK
Sivathep Srichawla- London, UK
Soham Sarkar– Melbourne, AUS
Sophie Hazelman- Sydney, AUS
Tai Yi Yao- Taipei, TWN
Tam Thu Tran- London, UK
Tamara Vultier– CHE
Tamsin Nagel- London, UK
Tarena Panichewa- Bath, UK
Tayakorn Kupakanjana- Washington, USA
Teetat Vorasiengsuk- Atlanta, USA
Thomas Lane– Bangkok, TH
Varisara Singhsachathet- Bangkok, TH
Vivek Shah- Sydney, AUS
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Aaron Aerni - Lausanne, CHE
Adarsh Mukherjee – Florida, USA
Adis Puangchompoo – Bangkok , TH
Alisa Tamprasirt - Michigan, USA
Amornthep Thongsaeng - Bangkok, TH
Ananya Hemvijitraphan – New Haven, USA
Arpan Kumar - London, UK
Calvin Lee - Melbourne, AUS
Chai Yoon Han – Georgia, USA
Chandini Gulrajani - Manchester, UK
Charlotte Walf - Aberdeen, UK
Che-Yu Liang - Bristol, UK
Chih Heng Sun - Bangkok, TH
Diederik Pretorius - RSA
Elizabeth Mercer - Sydney, AUS
Francesca Lauritano - Virginia, USA
Garrett Chinsomboon – Georgia, USA
Gautam Narasimhan – Georgia, USA
Gerardo Alonso Velasco - Melbourne, AUS
Gurleen Khanijoun - Bangkok, TH
Helena Van Kerrebroeck – Brussels, BEL
Hiroshi Nagata - Liverpool, UK
Hyung Joo Lee - Bangkok, TH
Isabel Peh - Melbourne, AUS
Jarupa Tachasirinugune - Rhode Island, USA
UK Kanokphorn Srikureja – Adelaide, AUS
Kevin Santos – Manila, PHL
Kriangkrai Pipatvilaikul - Bangkok, TH
Kristina Dieselberg – Illinois, USA
Kyu Choi – Chicago, USA
Leena Phaerakkakit – Bangkok, TH
Lena Schkade - GER
Marie Wigley - New York , USA
Marut Srichawla - British Columbia, CAN
Melanie Ohama - Victoria, CAN
Monsicha Pongrujikorn - Bristol, UK
Myka Caluyong - Ottawa, CAN
Nadja Albiez - Staffordshire, UK
Napisit Lasavanich - Bangkok, TH
Nat Vilasdechanon - Exeter, UK
Nattorn Sornvai - Bangkok, TH
Nicholas Sinthunont - London, UK
Nicolas Esposito - ARG
Nicolas Procureur – Brussels, BEL
Oliver Hilbourne - Durham, UK
Pairat Temphairojana - Bangkok, TH
Pawarit Kreepok - Berkeley, USA
Phupisit Smittinet - Bangkok, TH
Poom Chanarat – Gold Coast, Aus
Proud Patanavanich – Virginia, USA
Rajan Khanijaon - British Columbia, CAN
Rajvin Narula – Boston, USA
Rapheepong Ghai – Georgia, USA
Raviwan Srikureja - London , UK
Revat Anandsongkit - Virginia, USA
Roseline Vongsuvanh - Bangkok, TH
Ruoxi Yin -British Columbia, CAN
Samuel Jingfors- British Columbia, CAN
Sasiporn Chongkamanont – Medford, USA
Seong Jun Moon – Alberta, CAN
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Shreya Agarwal – New York, USA
Silvia Vultier - CHE
Soong-Ki Min - Singapore
Supavee Pinyovitayawong – Melbourne, AUS
Suwadee Praneebootr - Exeter, UK
Szuan Pan – Florida, USA
Tanapatr Chantrasook – Bangkok, TH
Tanya Dentham - Bangkok, TH
Taskinul Haque – Bangkok, TH
Ted Chou - Arizona, USA
Tail Lin (Terry) Lin—Brig, CHE
Theeraphat Promsrisuk - London , UK
Tossapon Liptapanlop - London, UK
Varithorn Kanpaibool - Bangkok, TH
Vinay Easwaran - Melbourne, AUS
Vivek Mantri - British Columbia, CAN
Watita Tamavimok - Santa Barbara, USA
Yanisa Srifuengfung – Boston, USA
Yuewei Zhang – London, UK
Yuji Onishi - Tsukuba, JPN
Yukako Shiba – Tokyo, JPN
Yuki Ki - Pittsburgh, USA
2009
Adrian Lloyd— Brisbane, AUS
Akhil Modi— Georgia, USA
Alexandre Montandon— Maastricht, NL
Amanda Ellis— Bangkok, TH
Amara Sribhibhadh— Seattle, USA
Anawin Thaisansa-nga—Vancouver (BC), CAN
Anirudh Sachdev—Bangkok, TH
Ashwin Mathur— British Columbia, CAN
Caitlin Massie— Melbourne, AUS
Casey Bleho—Rhode Islands, USA
Cassandra Toogood—Cape Town, SA
Celine Santos— Illinois, USA
Chi Hee Choi—Hong Kong, HK
Chu-Lin Chiu—New York , USA
Da Young Song— KOR
Daniela Pachelt—Munich, GER
David Curtain—Brisbane, AUS
Diana Chow—Georgia, USA
Ekasith Srichawla—York, UK
Gerald Carl Schoenthaler—Bangkok, TH
Issac Dao Cheng Lim— Pittsburg, USA
Isabelle Van Der Waals—Rotterdam, NL
Jatin Rajinder Grover– New South Wales, AUS
Jeesun Choi— Minnesota, USA
Jina Kim—KOR
Joal Hos—Exeter, UK
Jordan Ann Krieger—Blue Mountains, AUS
Karandeep Gulati—Bangkok, TH
Keith Zi Sheng Foong—British Columbia, CAN
Khevin Singhsachathet– San Francisco, USA
King Lung Cheng—Bangkok, TH
Kyoung Jae Roh— KOR
Liisa Maria Helle—Melbourne, AUS
Lilian Sun Hyland—New South Wales, AUS
Mae Durongkaveroj—Bangkok, TH
Montri Anandsongkit—Pennsylvania, USA
Mridula Chawla— Pennsylvania, USA
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Nancy Chan—Bangkok, TH
Narattha Vorakunthada—Bangkok, TH
Natreeya Kraichitti—Bangkok, TH
Neetha Rose Raju—British Columbia, CAN
Nichapat Kongpaisarnnatee -- Florida, CAN
Nicolas Luebbers—GER
Nina Huppertz—Brisbane, AUS
Nuttasart Asavathavornvanit—Oregon, USA
Olivia Sheree Benson—Sydney, AUS
Pajareeya Suriwong—Bangkok, TH
Pakapol Tachasirinugune—Washington, USA
Passawee Udomkaewkanjana— Toronto, CAN
Pat Banyatpiyaphod—Illinois, USA
Patcharaphol Achariyasilp—Washington , USA
Patrakwan Rerngprasertvit—Bath, UK
Pawika Charoenkul—Bangkok, TH
Philippe Manuel Koch—Cape Town, RSA
Pinnyada Tanitnon—Virginia, USA
Piyathip Thanapisitikul—Massachusetts, USA
Pon Chanarat—Bangkok, TH
Praewa Tang—British Columbia, CAN
Prompairoj Ken Jayaphorn—Bangkok, TH
Raphaella Montandon—Maastricht, NL
Rueben James Hemirongo Edwards—Waikato, NZ
Richard Srikureja—Massachusetts, USA
Roshni Chugani—Manchester, UK
Roshni Sachdev—British Columbia, CAN
Sagnik Roy—London, UK
Salochini Narula—Massachusetts, USA
Sara Guaglione—Virginia, USA
Sarina Pathela— Surrey, UK
Shin Hye Kang—British Columbia, CAN
Steffi Suyin Chang—Melbourne, AUS
Stella Yi-Hua Lin—Los Angeles, USA
Supriya Kaur Narula— New York, USA
Tagore Nakornchai—London, UK
Tai An Yao— Hualien, TAIWAN
Tapio Satola— FIN
Teeravit Visutipol—North Carolina, USA
Traipak Apaipak—Bristol, UK
Trin Lyovarin—Singapore, SG
Valaya Smith—Melbourne, AUS
Vichapat Piyaratn—Bangkok, TH
Vinay Vyas Vemuri—Pittsburg, USA
Vishal Gautam— Washington, USA
Wachira Leangtanom—Bangkok, TH
Wan Yee (Josephine) Yip— Hong Kong
Wei-Zu (Aerial) Chen—New York, USA
Wenja Romhild— DEN
Will Bedfor-Sutro—Connecticut, USA
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nected to NIST through events,
correspondence and volunteer
opportunities.
Volunteers are always welcome!
If you would like to get involved
in the Alumni Association,
please contact the Alumni Rela-
tions Officer at +662 651 2065
ext. 104 or email at
napatthornl@nist.ac.th
For information about reunions, special events at NIST and alumni news
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HELP US FIND YOU
Attention Parents!!!
+66 2 651 2065 # 104 or, via email, at napatthornl@nist.ac.th.
Thank you!
Update your information and milestones, submit your blurbs, snippets,
stories and photos to be included in the next issue. We make every effort to ensure
the accuracy of the information printed in this newsletter. If an error has occurred
please accept our apologies and contact the Alumni Office via email at
napatthornl@nist.ac.th.
And be sure to contact the Alumni office if you are on campus!!!
Save the Date • Save the Date •
Class of 2010 Graduation Ceremony
-May 28, 2010-
Class of 2000 Ten Year and
All Class Reunion
-November 2010-
Join Us
The Alumni Association relies on
volunteers to support Alumni
Association committees, and plan
class reunions and events.
NIST Alumni Association (NISTAA)
36 Sukhumvit Soi 15 • Bangkok 10110
+66 2 651 2065 # 104
Email: alumni@nist.ac.th
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Visit our website: www.nist.ac.th
http://www.nist.ac.th/n_community_life/NISTAA.aspx