Asian University Weekend English programme. Time 9.00-12.00 am. every Saturday morning for ten weeks. Total: 30 hours. Cost 6,000 baht. First course begins Saturday 14 February. Come and take a placement test on Saturday 31 January from 10.00 to 11.00 For more details phone Admissions: 038 253 700 ext. 2800-2, and 2804
How to get here, see map on our website www.asianust.ac.th
or email: admissions@asianust.ac.th or gmorgan@asianust.ac.th

North Star Library: Special talk by Dr Giuseppe Mario Saccone Lecturer of Asian University, Highway 331, Tambon Huaiyay, Chonburi

THE POLITICS OF THE DEVELOPING AREAS


Thursday, April 30 2009, 15.00 – 16.30 Meeting Room, North Star Library Please call 038-716-755 or sign up at the reception.
Free for public and coffee break to be provided.

Asian University Weekend English programme. Time 9.00-12.00 am. every Saturday morning for ten weeks. Total: 30 hours. Cost 6,000 baht. First course begins Saturday 14 February. Come and take a placement test on Saturday 31 January from 10.00 to 11.00 For more details phone Admissions: 038 253 700 ext. 2800-2, and 2804 or email: admissions@asianust.ac.th or gmorgan@asianust.ac.th
How to get here, see map on our website www.asianust.ac.th

seven ladies from the National Statistical Office, mostly from Bangkok, have just completed a special weekend English language programme at Asian University, to improve their English communication skills. They have been at the university for eight weekends, arriving Friday morning and leaving Sunday midday with fourteen hours of class each week. The ladies were all very keen students, and their attendance record was exemplary. They stayed on the campus, alongside the regular university students, and, outside class times, they were able to walk on campus and use the sports facilities to keep themselves fit. Some of the ladies had been on several other courses and commented that the Asian University course compared favourably. They particularly liked having native speaker teachers, and appreciated the teachers? patience. Several mentioned the variety of ways in which they learnt English, using songs and games; some of these methods were new to them and they found that having fun enhanced the learning process. The ladies learnt in two groups (different levels), so there was plenty of opportunity to practice their speaking and listening with each other. The course was run especially for the NSO staff, as a part of the English Immersion programme. For more information about English Immersion programme please contact 038 253 700 ext. 2801, 2802,2804 e-mail: admissions@asianust.ac.th or www.asianust.ac.th

North Star Library: Special talk
Your local international University community service for creative thinking
By Dr. Giuseppe Mario Saccone,Lecturer, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences,
Faculty of Liberal Arts,
Asian University, 89 Moo 12,Highway 331,
Tambon Huaiyai, Chon Buri
The Role of Politics for Augustine and Aquinas

Augustine holds that the most one can reasonably expect from a political structure is that it should promote, to a greater or lesser degree, peace. And he tends to view this central political task negatively ? as the suppression of anarchy and of those forms of evils that most disturb civil tranquility. For Aquinas, on the other hand, political organization, chiefly through the instrumentality of human law, has the capacity of furthering, in a more direct or positive way, at least the natural aspects of the human function.


Thursday, November 27 2008
15.00 ? 16.30 Meeting Room, North Star Library
Please call 038-716-755 or sign up at the reception.
Free for public and coffee break to be provided.