English Major

English Major

English Section

The program provides students with knowledge and understanding of language and cross-cultural communication and builds their communicative competence in English in order to meet labor demand and to pursue a higher education.

Dr. Pojanut Suthipinittarm (Head of Section)

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Dr. Pojanut Suthipinittarm

E-mail : suthipinittharm_p@su.ac.th

Tel : 02-1054686 Ext. 103031

Education history

B.A. (English), Chulalongkorn University

M.A. (English), University of York

Ph.D. (English), University of York

Accomplishments

    Researches/Creative works

  • Contemporary Theorists in the Humanities and Social Science, 2017-2018.
      Researchers:
    • Visarut Phungsoondara
    • Methawee Lohasut
    • Pojanut Suthipinittarm, Department of Western Languages, Faculty of Archeology
    • Nanthanoot Udomlamun
    • Piyarudee Chaiyaporn
    • Sant Suwatchrapinun
    • Tamthai Dilokvidhyarat
    • Thorn Pitidol
    • Rachod Satrawut
    • Surat Khompot
    • Phakin Nimmannorrawong

    • Conferences

  • The Meeting of Novelistic Genres in J.M. Coetzee’s Slow Man. Thai Humanities Forum 2016, Songkhla, page 300-310, 8-9 September 2016.
  • J.M. Coetzee's Female Author Figures. Reading Coetzee's Women, Prato, Italy, pages 80-89, 27-29 September 2016.
  • Voice from a Cage and a Labyrinth in Thai Literature: Narrow Romantic World of Veeraporn Nitiprapha’s a Blind Earthworm in a Labyrinth and Wipas Srithong’s the Dwarf. Thai Humanities Research Forum 2017, Srinakharinwirot University Prasarnmit, page 271-282, 8-9 September 2017.
  • Elaine Scarry: Social Interpretion in Humanist Literature. Tear down the Fence, Build a House and Shake the Walls: Contemporary Theoritical Landscape Survey, Arts Room 107, Faculty of Liberal Arts, Thammasat University Thaprachan, page 91-119, 27 October 2018.

Assistant Professor Kamlaitip Pattapong, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor Kamlaitip Pattapong, Ph.D.

E-mail : pattapong_k@su.ac.th

Tel: 02-1054686 Ext. 103040

Education history

B.A. (English), Silpakorn University

M.A. (English as an International Language), Chulalongkorn University

Certificate in English for Academic Study, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand

Ph.D. (Education Studies), The University of Sydney, Australia

Accomplishments

    Academic Journals

  • “The Factor Analysis in English Communication Confidence of Middle School Students,” Pasaa Paritat Journal, Volume 30 (January 2015): page 197-222.

    • Textbook/Books/Translations and Other academic works

  • Important Thai Dates: Traditions, Cultures, and Religions. 2557.
      Authors:
    • Culture, Sports and Tourism Department
    • Kamlaitip Pattapong, Department of Western Languages, Faculty of Archeology
    • Anyarat Ampanpong, Department of Western Languages, Faculty of Archeology
    • Chorboon Sirikotchakorn
    • Nicholas Nelson

Assistant Professor Panida Boonthavevej, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor Panida Boonthavevej, Ph.D.

E-mail : boonthavevej_p@su.ac.th

Tel: 02-1054686 Ext. 103037

Education history

Ph.D. (Comparative Literature) University of California, Riverside, USA (2012) M.A. (Translation and Interpretation) Chulalongkorn University (2005) M.A. (English Literature) Chulalongkorn University (1992) B.A. (English) Second Class Honors, Chulalongkorn University (1989)

Accomplishments

Researches/Creative works

    • Sticky-rice detective: Interrogating postcolonial Laoness in Colin Cotterill’s Siri Paiboun crime series, 2559-2560.

Conferences

    • Disjunctive Palimpsest: Tracing French Detective in Postcolonial Laos. The 2017 Annual Meeting of the American Comparative Literature Association (ACLA), Universiteit Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands, 6-9 July 2017.
    • Haunting Nation: Supernaturalism and Laoness in Siri Paiboun Crime Series. The 22nd Biennial Conference of the Asian Studies Association of Australia, The University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia, 3-5 July 2018.

Academic Journals

  • “Haunting Nation: Supernaturalism and Lao-ness in the Siri Paiboun Crime Series,” Mekong societies Issue 14 Volume 3. (September-December 2018): page 42 - 63.

Assistant Professor Pornsawan Tripasai, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor Pornsawan Tripasai, Ph.D.

E-mail : tripasai_p@su.ac.th

Tel : 02-1054686 Ext. 103041

Education history

B.A. (English) Second Class Honors, Chulalongkorn University

M.A. (English), Chulalongkorn University

Ph.D. (Education), Monash University, Australia

Accomplishments

    Researches/Creative works

  • Loin-Cloth and Shoulder Bag Tales: Local Textiles, Cultural Revitalization of Thai Beung Ethnic Group, and Cultural Tourism in Baan Khoksalung, Khoksalung, Pattananikhom, Lopburi, 2016-2018.

    • Academic Journals

  • “Phi Ta Khon Performing Gangnam Style Dance: A Case Study of the Impact of Tourism Industry on the Changing Cultural Meaning of Dansai’s Phi Ta Khon,” Damrong Journal Issue 15 Volume 1 (January - June 2016): page 121–147.

Assistant Professor Kietnawin Sridhanyarat

Assistant Professor Kietnawin Sridhanyarat

E-mail : sridhanyarat_k@su.ac.th

Tel: 02-1054686 Ext. 103033

Education history

B.A. (English) Second Class Honors, Srinakharinwirot University

M.A. (Teaching English as a Foreign Language), Thammasat University

Accomplishments

    Researches/Creative works

  • The Acquisition of English Fricatives in Thai Learners’ Interlanguage, 2014-2016.

    • Academic Journals

  • “Acquisition of English Fricatives b Thai University Students,” Man In India volume 96 issue/No.1-2 (January 2016): page 635-647.
  • “The acquisition of l2 fricatives in Thai learners' interlanguage,” 3L: Language, Linguistics, Literature volume 23 issue/No.1 (January 2017): page 15-34.
  • “Thai Learners' Acquisition of L2 Collocations: An Interlanguage Perspective,” GEMA Online Journal of Language Studies volume 18 issue/No.1 (February 2018): pages 1-21.

Dr. Napat Jitpaisarnwattana

Dr. Napat Jitpaisarnwattana

E-mail : jitpaisarnwatta_n@su.ac.th

Tel: 02-1054686 Ext. 103033

Education history

2021 Ph.D. (Applied Linguistics), King Mongkut's University of Technology, Thonburi, Thailand

2019 M.Sc. (Teaching English Language in University Settings), University of Oxford, UK

B.A (English) First Class Honors, Silpakorn University

Accomplishments

Conferences

  • What Makes a Successful Languages Learners: A Case Study. TEFL INTERNATIONAL CONFERRENCE: ELT: Pedadogies, Strategies, & Technologies, 2016, Phitsanulok, Thailand, page 76 – 102, 29-31 July 2016.

Dr. Woramas Tunpattrakul

Dr. Woramas Tunpattrakul

E-mail : tunpattrakul_w@su.ac.th

Tel: 02-1054686 Ext. 103037

Education history

B.A. (English) Second Class Honors, Chulalongkorn University M.A. (Comparative Literature), Chulalongkorn University Ph.D. (Literature and Comperative Literatur), Chulalongkorn University

Accomplishments

Dr. Amornrat Ammaralikit

Dr. Amornrat Ammaralikit

E-mail : ammaralikit_a@su.ac.th

Tel : 02-1054686 Ext. 103032

Education history

2020 Ph.D. (English Teaching) Silpakorn University

M.A. (English for Business and Industry), King Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok

B.A. (English), Silpakorn University

Accomplishments

    Mr. Kissada Kamyoung

    Mr. Kissada Kamyoung

    E-mail : kamyoung_k@su.ac.th

    Tel: 02-1054686 Ext. 103032

    Education history

    B.A. (International Affairs), Thammasat University M.A. (Comparative Literature), Chulalongkorn University

    Accomplishments

    Researches/Creative works

      • Exploring Social Spaceส: Identity, Practice and Presentation, 2019-2020.
        Researchers:
        1. Assistant Professor Dr. Sant Suwatcharapinun
        2. Mr. Kissada Kamyoung
        3. Mr. Kritsana Watanawanyu
        4. Dr. Keerati Chenpitayoton
        5. Dr. Jirunthanin Kitiga
        6. Associate Professor Dr. Pranom Tansukanan
        7. Dr. Winyu Ardrugsa
        8. Associate Professor Dr. Supitcha Tovivich
      • Thai Semicolonialism: Theory, Historiography and Literary Studie, 2017-2018.

    Conferences

    • Concept Development in Thai Semicolonialism. Anniversary 65 Archeology, Silpakorn University, Bangkok, 11-12 July 2019.
    • Documenting from Below: The Everyday Life of Thai Train Travelling in Sompot Chidgasornpongse’s Railway Sleepers. AAS-in-ASIA Conference 2019, Association for Asian Studies, Bangkok, Thailand, 1-4 July 2019.
    • Semicolonial Miscegenate: The Making of Thai “New Ethnicities” in Aditya Assarat’s and Lee Chatametikool’s Films. 9th Biennial Association of Southeast Asian Cinemas Conference 2016, University of Nottingham, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 19-23 July 2016.

    Miss Phimonphan Wong-aram

    Miss Phimonphan Wong-aram

    E-mail : wongaram_p@su.ac.th

    Tel : 02-1054686 Ext. 103031

    Education history

    B.A. (English), First Class Honors, Silpakorn Universit M.A. (Linguistics), Chulalongkorn University

    Accomplishments

    Researches/Creative works

    • The Development of Game-based Instruction Model into Thai EFL Learners' English Consonant Phonemes' Speech Perception, 2018-2019.

    Miss Anyarat Ampanpong

    Miss Anyarat Ampanpong

    E-mail : ampanpong_a@su.ac.th

    Tel : 02-1054686 Ext. 103040

    Education history

    B.A. (English) Second Class Honors, Silpakorn University

    M.A. (Comparative Literature), Chulalongkorn University

    Accomplishments

      Textbook/Books/Translations and Other academic works

    • Important Thai Dates: Traditions, Cultures, and Religions. 2557.
        Authors:
      • Culture, Sports and Tourism Department
      • Kamlaitip Pattapong, Department of Western Languages, Faculty of Archeology
      • Anyarat Ampanpong, Department of Western Languages, Faculty of Archeology
      • Chorboon Sirikotchakorn
      • Nicholas Nelson
    Dr. Andrew Calvert Haggerstone

    Dr. Andrew Calvert Haggerstone

    E-mail : -

    Tel : 02-1054686 Ext. 103040

    Education history

    2017 Ph.D. (Philosophy), University of York, UK

    2013 M.A. (Philosophy), Durham University, UK

    2003 B.A. (Hons) (Philosophy), University of York, UK

    Mr. Don Remo Kembry

    Mr. Don Remo Kembry

    E-mail : -

    Tel : 02-1054686 Ext. 103040

    Education history

    2015 PGCE (Post Graduate Certificate in Education), University of Brighton, UK

    2006 TEFL – (Certificate to Teach English as a foreign language) University of Washington, NZ

    1996 BA (Hons) – (Cultural Studies), University of East London, UK

    Mr. Peter David Fama

    Mr. Peter David Fama

    E-mail : -

    Tel: 02-1054686 Ext. 103037

    Education history

    B.Sc. Trent University, Canada