Innovator in Health and Education :
K. Nathanan developed an innovation from the Cap-Corner Stone Project (CCS) called “Water Hyacinth Scrub Soap: Turning Trash into Cash” in collaboration with the community in Moo 6, Bang Chalong Sub-district, Bang Phli District, Samut Prakan Province. He applied his knowledge to create the “International Medical Competency Testing for Senior Students: IMCT-SS 2024” project, an international project for developing and testing medical science competencies in 2024. This project evaluates the knowledge and understanding of interested subjects among high school students, preparing them for higher education and self-discovery. The innovation uses a testing model called the “LRWV Measurement Model”, which includes listening, reading, writing, virtual analysis, and core testing. Selected students represent Thailand in a competition with representatives from three other countries: Thailand, China, and Japan, from June 19 - 22, 2024, at the Kyoto International Conference Center, Kyoto, Japan.
“I would like to thank all the professors who have imparted knowledge, skills, and experiences both inside and outside the classroom. I also want to express my gratitude to the university for providing educational opportunities, a conducive learning environment, and resources that have fully developed students' potential. The knowledge and experiences gained have instilled a sense of responsibility to oneself and society, forming a fundamental basis for achieving life's goals. I intend to apply these lessons to benefit society and the nation further.” Proud to be Mahidol Alumni by K. Nathanan Phusrites

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