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Congratulations to the students who received the Good Conduct Award from the Buddhist Association of Thailand, along with certificates and commemorative pins. They serve as role models for fellow students and contribute to the well-being of society.

Mr. Benjaphon Hemanin, School of Communication Arts, shared his inspiration: "Personally, I enjoy taking part in activities. This award is in line with the activity work I have done at the university. I wanted to share my own story and experiences with others."

Miss Pawinee Sukjaem, School of Humanities and Tourism Management, said: "My inspiration came from my own story. I am interested in Thai local arts and culture and enjoy traveling to see villagers' ways of life. This gave me the idea that if these things are preserved and Thai identity is presented, it is a way of showing gratitude, because we become part of safeguarding them."

Mr. Taechita Charoenyos, School of Entrepreneurship and Management, said: "It stems from the upbringing my family and teachers gave me, teaching me to be grateful, responsible, and to behave appropriately. So I brought this concept into my writing. I also see that doing my own duties as well as I can is one way of showing gratitude, whether that is studying, fulfilling my responsibilities, or helping others."

Mr. Akkarawit Kongsaengjan, School of Engineering, said: "It comes from my school's identity, which instilled in us the value of repaying the land that raised us. I also believe that being grateful to the nation doesn't require grand deeds. We can help society in whatever way we are able at the time, by using our knowledge and abilities to help others. My article aims to reflect that gratitude to the nation is not far from us, but means using our own potential to create benefits, and to develop and pass on a better society than before."