On September 29–30, 2025, the Student Affairs Division, School of Languages and General Education, Walailak University, received a certificate from Ms. Waraporn Rungtrakan, Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI), in recognition of its selection to present an innovative student development project for the year 2025. The event was organized by MHESI under the theme “Student Development in the AI Era: The Future Challenges.”

The Assistant Dean for Student Affairs presented the project titled “AI for Student Services: SOLGEN Connect – The SOLGEN Official Line Initiative.” This innovation leverages the SOLGEN Line Official platform as a key tool for communication, public relations, counseling, and as a centralized hub for student services. The platform was designed to be easily accessible, convenient to use, and aligned with the lifestyle of students in the digital age.

This participation not only highlighted the university’s innovative achievements but also provided a valuable platform for exchanging ideas and experiences with universities across the country. The aim was to jointly explore approaches to enhance student potential in line with 21st-century skills and to adapt to the rapid global transformation driven by AI. Notably, the project was one of only 30 initiatives selected for presentation from more than 300 submissions nationwide.