Language Institute Participates in the Seminar Program on “Write to Be Read, Tell to Be Remembered, Communicate to Be Felt”
On June 10, 2026, at 1:00 p.m., the Language Institute of Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, under the leadership of Associate Professor Dr. Kevin Wongleedee, Director of the Language Institute, assigned personnel to participate in a seminar program entitled “Write to Be Read, Tell to Be Remembered, Communicate to Be Felt.”
The seminar was organized to promote knowledge and enhance skills in communication, writing, and storytelling—essential competencies for organizational communication,
public relations, and audience engagement in the digital era.
On this occasion, Mr. Sorayuth Adulyanont, widely known by his pen name “Noom Muang Chan,” a renowned writer, columnist, and storyteller, was invited to share his experiences,
perspectives, and practical techniques in writing and communication. His session highlighted approaches that participants could apply to their professional responsibilities,
organizational communication strategies, and storytelling methods that effectively connect with audiences on an emotional level.
In addition, Ajarn Tonfon Sapniran, Assistant to the President for International Affairs, served as the moderator and contributed valuable perspectives throughout the discussion,
facilitating meaningful exchanges and creating an engaging and insightful learning environment.
Through participation in this seminar, personnel gained valuable knowledge on effective communication principles, writing techniques that capture readers’ attention, storytelling strategies
to create memorability and impact, and approaches to communicating in ways that resonate with audiences’ emotions. These competencies can be effectively applied to public relations,
organizational communication, and the production of communication materials to enhance the effectiveness of institutional outreach.
The seminar was held at the Chokkaew Meeting Room, 5th Floor, Building 31, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University.