History
The early
evidences of the management and
executives division for the Office of
the President, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat
University are unknown. Yet, there some
documents available as
follows.
During
1937-1957, the university was then
‘Suan Sunandha School’ and
the top executive was the headmaster.
There was no evidence for the corporate
allocation, but the managing agreement
was divided to properly suit the school
system. Heads of each departments
followed in seniority and
individual’s abilities. The core
management is at the “Head
Office”, which located at the
ground floor of Kannaponpipattana
Building (Building 11). The building is
currently demolished for
rebuilding.
Later in
1958, the Ministry of Education raised
the status of Suan Sunandha Widhayalai
to Suan Sunandha Teachers College under
the management of Lady Krongkaew
Patumanon in the positions of the
headmaster and the special class
director. The allocation within the
management was improved, but the
administrative department was remained
to be called the “Head
Office”. In 1968, the Head Office
was moved from the ground floor of
Kannaponpipattana Building (Building 11)
to Saisuthanoppadol Building (now
Building 27) and subsequently in 1975,
the office was moved to the ground floor
of Aorraphanadisayasak Building (now
Building 53) and changed the name from
the “Head Office” to
“Office of the Chancellor”.
The Management allocation was officially
followed the Act of teachers college by
appointed the responsibilities
respectively from Documentation
Department, Finance Department, Vehicle
Department, Administration Department
and Personnel Department. In 2003, the
Office of the President relocated to
Hemvadipitak Building (now Building
37).
During
1992-1995, His Majesty the King
graciously changed the title of
“Suan Sunandha Teachers
College” to “Suan Sunandha
Rajabhat Institute” with his
signature and official act on January
19th, 1995. Followed by
Section 10 of Rajabhat Act (1995), has
allowed to change the “Office of
the Chancellor” to the
“Office of the President”.
By the Office of the President is
responsible for secretarial business of
the President and Vice President,
managing and coordinating with both
public and private sectors, drafting and
responding official letters, documents
publishing, administrating, personnel
work, vehicle registration, welfares
work and other businesses that are not
subordinating to any
departments.
The Office
of the President has allocated into 10
divisions as
follows:
1.
Secretarial
Division
2. Finance
Division
3. Personnel
Administration
Division
4. General
Affairs
Division
5. Public
Relations
Division
6.
Procurement
Division
7. Vehicle
Division
8. Welfares
Division
9. Buildings
and Facilities
Division
10.
Publication
Division
In 2004, His
Majesty the King has announced the
Rajabhat University Act of 2004 in the
Royal Thai Government Gazette Issue
No.121 Special Section 23.1 on February
14th 2004. Consequently, Suan
Sunandha Rajabhat Institute has then
changed to Suan Sunandha Rajabhat
University from June 15th,
2004 onwards. It was announced as the
new university under the
Ministry’s law with the subject
“The Appointment of government
services of Suan Sunandha Rajabhat
University 2005”, Page 52, Issue
No. 122 Section 20.1 and was effective
on March 1st, 2005. From the
Ministry of Education’s
announcement, there were 10 sectors of
the government services under Suan
Sunandha Rajabhat University as
follows:
1. The
Office of the
President
2. Faculty
of Education
3. Faculty
of Industrial
Technology
4. Faculty
of Humanities and Social
Sciences
5. Faculty
of Management
Science
6. Faculty
of Science and
Technology
7. Faculty
of Fine and Applied
Arts
8. Office of
Academic Resource and Information
Technology
9. Research
and Development
Institute
10. Art
& Culture
Center
From the
Ministry of Education’s
announcement under the subject
“The Appointment of government
services of Suan Sunandha Rajabhat
University 2006”, Page 23, Issue
No. 123 Section 74.4 on June
23rd, 2006, there were 5
sectors of the government services under
The Office of the President as
follows:
1. Division
of Central
Administration
2. Division
of Educational
Services
3. Division
of Personnel
Development
4. Division
of Student
Development
5. Division
of Policy and
Planning
In 2011, The
Office of the President has restructured
the organization for managing
efficiencies by forming 3 divisions, in
total of 8 divisions as
follow:
1. Division
of Central Administration (located at
the first floor of Building
32)
2.
Executives Office (located at the first
floor of Building
32)
3. Division
of Educational Services (located at
3rd floor of Building
32)
4. Division
of Finance (located at 3rd
floor of Building
32)
5.Division
of Personnel Development (located at
4th floor of Building
32)
6. Division
of Policy and Planning (located at
4th floor of Building
32)
7. Office of
the University Council Planning (located
at 5th floor of Building
32)
8. Division
of Student Development (located at Suan
Sunandha’s Health and Sports
Center
Building
In 2014, The
Office of the President has allocated
the government services to departments,
which acts the same as government
sectors. In total of 6 departments and 1
center, are as
follows:
1.
Department of General
Affairs
2.
Department of Student
Development
3.
Department of Educational
Services
4.
Department of Personnel
Administration
5.
Department of Policy and
Planning
6.
Department of
Finance
7. ASEAN
Centre for Education and
Training
In 2015, Suan Sunandha
Rajabhat University has improved the
government services organization
structures. Thus, the Office of the
President has remodeled to 5 departments
based on the structure: 1) Department of
General Affairs 2) Department of Student
Development 3) Department of Educational
Services 4) Department of Personnel
Administration 5) Department of Policy
and Planning and 2 internal sectors: 1)
Department of Finance 2) ASEAN Centre
for Education and Training. Moreover,
there are allocation of the
Office’s divisions based on each
missions.
