HP 3.1 – Student Clubs and Health Promotion

Healthy University Rating System (HURS)

University : Siam University

Country : Thailand

Web Address : https://sustainability.siam.edu

HP 3 Social Interaction

[3.1] Coverage of Student Clubs on Health Promotion

1. Hukwang Games 2026 – interfaculty sports of the Student
Union, academic year 2568 (latest year)
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Official banner of the Hukwang Games 2026 “Four Kingdoms
Championship”, 13–28 March 2026, Student Union, academic year 2568: 9
sports (badminton, petanque, basketball, street basketball, futsal,
table tennis, e-sports, volleyball, chairball) and 4 contests
(cheerleader, cheering squad, parade, stand decoration). Red (Kingdom of
Fire): Business Administration, Pharmacy, Dentistry, Global Academy;
Green (Kingdom of the Forest): Law, Liberal Arts, Medicine, Engineering;
Yellow (Kingdom of Light): Political Science, Science, Nursing, Music
and Performing Arts; Blue (Kingdom of Ice): Communication Arts,
Optometry, International College, Information Technology (Office of
Student Affairs website, 1 April 2026)
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Detail of the banner (enlarged): (Left) competition events and
contests (Right) the four colour teams (“kingdoms”) and their faculties
– ทีมสีแดง/เขียว/เหลือง/น้ำเงิน
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Siam Sports Fair and Hukwang Games 2026 (20–29 March 2026): opening
with the student parade, cheerleading and cheering-squad contests among
the faculties; more than 1,000 people a day (Sustainability Report
2025–2026, pp. 28–32)
2. Hu Gwang Games 2025 – the same event in the previous year
(held every year)
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(Left) Poster of Hu Gwang Games 2025, 21 March – 5 April 2025,
academic year 2567: volleyball, basketball, chairball, petanque, table
tennis, badminton, futsal, e-sports, street basketball and a fun run
(Right) Opening and faculty teams at the Siam Sports Complex (SDG Report
2024–2025, p. 47)
3. University-wide sports, exercise, well-being and
volunteer activities for students
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International Day of Yoga 2026 – “Breathe, Stretch, Connect”, yoga
and mindfulness, Siam University Sport Complex, 19 June 2026 (about 100
participants)
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11th International Day of Yoga, “Yoga for One Earth, One Health”, 19
June 2025: more than 120 faculty members and students
run
Siam Walk & Run 2025 (3.5 km), 5 April 2025, raising funds for
the Food Bank project led by the Student Union
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(Left) Siam University athletes at the 50th University Sports of
Thailand, Thammasat Games 2025 (9–18 January 2025) (Right) Nursing
Sports Day 2025 – volleyball championship of the Nursing School Network
at the Siam Sports Complex
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Blood donation for the Thai Red Cross Society, 19 November 2025,
Hall of Fame, Building 19: 173 people registered, 108 were screened and
71 donated – 31,950 cc (Office of Student Affairs, Social Responsibility
Section)
4. Faculty of Medicine – faculty sports day, Medical Student
Club and Siam-Med Happy Place
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Faculty of Medicine sports day “Kila San Samphan 2569”, 28 October
2026, 08.30–16.15, Siam University Sports Center: medical students,
lecturers and staff
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(Left) Volleyball (Right) Opening of the sports day. Teams – Blue:
Year 1–2 medical students; Red: Year 3 and clinical-year students;
Green: lecturers and staff. Futsal, 3×3 basketball, badminton, table
tennis, volleyball and chairball, with recreation games (Faculty of
Medicine website, 30 October 2026)
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Siam-Med Happy Place “Peer helping peer – listening with the heart”
for Year 1 medical students, 21 October 2026: role-play practice in
empathic listening to promote mental well-being
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(Left) Happy Place for Year 2–3 medical students with the Medical
Student Club, 15 and 22 July 2026 (Right) Session for lecturers and
staff, 1 July 2026, with a clinical psychologist and a psychiatrist of
the Somdet Chaopraya Institute of Psychiatry
5. Faculty of Nursing – Elderly Club, Smoke-free Club and
Buddhist Club
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Faculty of Nursing Elderly Club – health screening, health education
and exercise run by Year 3 nursing students and lecturers about every
two months (438 nursing-student attendances in 7 sessions, June 2025 –
August 2026)
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Elderly Club Thai New Year session, 20 April 2026: 82 older adults,
64 nursing students and 8 lecturers; water blessing, Thai dances and
folk games; satisfaction 4.38 of 5
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Nursing Student Club for a Smoke-free Thai Society: training of 21
new club leaders (5 August 2023)
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Dhamma Sanchorn, 1 March 2025: 55 nursing students with the Buddhist
Club at Wat Rai Khing, Nakhon Pathom – alms offering and Dhamma teaching
for mental well-being
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Annual smoke-free event of the Student Union and the Faculties of
Nursing and Pharmacy: students with their posters on the harms of
smoking
6. Faculties of Pharmacy, Business Administration and
Information Technology – student health advocacy
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The Last Puff, Faculty of Pharmacy: “Highly Commended”, Student
Engagement, 2025 International Green Gown Awards; students give
smoking-cessation advice at Osot Siam Pharmacy
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(Left) Pharmacy students at the World No Tobacco Day Speech
Competition 2026, Second Runner-Up (30 May 2026) (Right) Kidney-Friendly
University campaign, where pharmacy students act as agents of change (19
August 2026)
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Smoke-free campaign booths and banners run by nursing and pharmacy
students
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(Left) SIAM ThinkLab+ “My Space Is Smoke-Free” team of Business
Administration and Information Technology students, Second Runner-Up,
23–24 February 2026 (Right) Occupational Health and Safety students,
Faculty of Medicine: road-safety project for schoolchildren, 20 May
2026
Student clubs and social activities for health promotion (Siam
University, Thailand)

Description:

Siam University’s Health and Well-being Policy provides accessible fitness and recreation facilities and opportunities for social interaction and belonging. Student health-promotion activities run at several levels – the Office of Student Affairs, the Student Union and its Sports Division, faculty student councils, faculties and student clubs – and use the Siam Sports Complex.

Interfaculty sports (latest academic year). The Student Union holds the Hukwang Games every year as the University’s interfaculty sports. In academic year 2568 the Hukwang Games 2026 “Four Kingdoms Championship” ran from 13 to 28 March 2026, with 9 sports and contests for cheerleaders, cheering squads, parades and stand decoration. The official banner places all 15 faculties and colleges in GI 4, and the Global Academy, in four colour teams (Table HP 3.1.1). The games were the centrepiece of the Siam Sports Fair (20–29 March 2026), which drew more than 1,000 people a day. The event was also held in 2025 (21 March – 5 April 2025) with 14 of the 15 faculties.

Faculty clubs and student activities. The Faculty of Medicine holds a sports day every year for students and staff (28 October 2026: three colour teams, six sports) and runs Siam-Med Happy Place peer-helper sessions with the Medical Student Club. Year 3 nursing students run the Faculty of Nursing Elderly Club about every two months – 438 student attendances in 7 sessions from June 2025 to August 2026, with a mean satisfaction of 4.37 of 5 (Table HP 3.1.3) – and nursing students also lead the Smoke-free Club and the Buddhist Club. Pharmacy students run The Last Puff and the Student Council’s Pride Month, and Business Administration and Information Technology students formed the “My Space Is Smoke-Free” team (Table HP 3.1.2).

University-wide activities. Students also join International Yoga Day (2025 and 2026), Siam Walk & Run, the University Sports of Thailand, Nursing Sports Day and blood donation for the Thai Red Cross (71 donors, 19 November 2025). In June 2026 the University joined six other institutions in the Student Activities Network for Graduate Quality, which shares student-leader development and volunteering.

Table HP 3.1.1 – Faculties and their health-promotion student clubs and activities

No. Faculty / college (GI 4) Hukwang Games 2026 team (AY 2568) Hu Gwang Games 2025 team (AY 2567) Faculty’s own health-promotion club or student
activity
1 Faculty of Medicine Green Green Faculty sports day every year (28 October 2026: students and staff
in 3 colour teams, 6 sports); Siam-Med Happy Place peer helpers with the
Medical Student Club (July and October 2026); Occupational Health and
Safety students’ road-safety project (20 May 2026)
2 Faculty of Dentistry Red – –
3 Faculty of Pharmacy Red Red The Last Puff smoking-cessation programme (about 60 students a
year); Student Council Pride Month 2026; World No Tobacco Day speech,
Second Runner-Up (30 May 2026); Kidney-Friendly University campaign
(2026)
4 Faculty of Nursing Yellow Green Elderly Club health-promotion sessions run by Year 3 nursing
students (7 sessions, 438 student attendances, June 2025 – August 2026);
Nursing Student Club for a Smoke-free Thai Society; Buddhist Club Dhamma
Sanchorn (55 students, 1 March 2025); Nursing Sports Day volleyball
5 Faculty of Optometry Blue Blue –
6 Faculty of Science Yellow Yellow –
7 Faculty of Engineering Green Yellow –
8 Faculty of Information Technology Blue Blue SIAM ThinkLab+ “My Space Is Smoke-Free” student team, Second
Runner-Up (23–24 February 2026)
9 Faculty of Business Administration Red Red SIAM ThinkLab+ “My Space Is Smoke-Free” student team, Second
Runner-Up (23–24 February 2026)
10 Faculty of Liberal Arts Green Yellow –
11 Faculty of Communication Arts Blue Blue –
12 Faculty of Law Green Green –
13 Faculty of Political Science Yellow Green –
14 Superstar College of Arts Yellow – listed as “Music and Performing Arts” Yellow – “SCA” –
15 International College Blue Red – “International Program” –

Green: faculty counted (15 of 15). 2026 teams from the official Hukwang Games 2026 banner (Office of Student Affairs website, 1 April 2026); 2025 teams from the Hu Gwang Games 2025 poster. “Music and Performing Arts” (2026) and “SCA” (2025) are taken as the Superstar College of Arts, and “International Program” (2025) as the International College. The Global Academy (Red, 2026) is not one of the 15 GI 4 units and is not counted.

Table HP 3.1.2 – Clubs and activities: frequency, participation and results

Club or activity Organiser Date / frequency Participation Results and evidence
Hukwang Games 2026 – 9 sports; cheerleader, cheering-squad, parade
and stand contests
Student Union (academic year 2568); faculty student councils 13–28 March 2026; every year 4 colour teams (“kingdoms”) covering all 15 faculties and colleges,
plus the Global Academy
Official banner, Office of Student Affairs website (1 April 2026);
Sustainability Report 2025–2026, p. 31
Siam Sports Fair 2026 – sports, Zumba, line dance and the Hukwang
Games
University with public agencies; Student Union 20–29 March 2026 More than 1,000 people a day; contests among the faculties Sustainability Report 2025–2026, pp. 28–32
Hu Gwang Games 2025 – 9 sports, fun run, cheerleading and
parade
Student Union (academic year 2567) 21 March – 5 April 2025 14 of 15 faculties and colleges on the poster Poster; SDG Report 2024–2025, p. 47
Faculty of Medicine sports day Faculty of Medicine; medical students 28 October 2026; every year (also 2023 and 2024) Blue: Year 1–2 students; Red: Year 3 and clinical-year students;
Green: lecturers and staff
6 sports and recreation games; medals; Faculty of Medicine
website
Siam-Med Happy Place – peer helpers Faculty of Medicine with the Medical Student Club 1, 15 and 22 July and 21 October 2026 Year 1 and Year 2–3 medical students; lecturers and staff Empathic-listening practice; Faculty of Medicine website (see HP
2.1)
Elderly Club health-promotion sessions Faculty of Nursing; Year 3 nursing students About every two months; 7 sessions, June 2025 – August 2026 438 nursing-student, 63 lecturer and 532 older-adult
attendances
Mean satisfaction 4.37 of 5 (Table HP 3.1.3); evaluation
reports
Nursing Student Club for a Smoke-free Thai Society; annual
smoke-free event
Faculty of Nursing, Student Union, Faculty of Pharmacy Every year 21 club leaders trained; 101 young people in the club’s 2024
project, all scoring at least 7 of 10 after the activity
Club project report; SDG Report 2024–2025, p. 41
Buddhist Club – Dhamma Sanchorn Faculty of Nursing; Buddhist Club 1 March 2025 55 nursing students Alms offering and Dhamma teaching (see HP 2.1)
The Last Puff smoking-cessation programme Faculty of Pharmacy Since 2012; every year About 60 students a year, more than 800 in total; about 40 smokers
helped a year
35% quit rate; 41.94% less smoking after 6 months; 92% satisfaction;
Highly Commended, 2025 International Green Gown Awards
World No Tobacco Day speech; Kidney-Friendly University; Pride Month
2026
Pharmacy students; Pharmacy Student Council 30 May 2026; from 19 August 2026; June 2026 Pharmacy students Second Runner-Up; Sustainability Report 2025–2026, pp. 46, 48 and
73
SIAM ThinkLab+ “My Space Is Smoke-Free” Business Administration and Information Technology students; Office
of Student Affairs advisors
23–24 February 2026 Student team Second Runner-Up, national smoke-free higher-education innovation
contest; p. 44
Road-safety project; canteen sanitation training Occupational Health and Safety students, Faculty of Medicine 20 May 2026; 13 June 2026 9 second-year students; third-year students Sustainability Report 2025–2026, pp. 26 and 50
International Day of Yoga University, Sports Complex 19 June 2025 and 19 June 2026; every year More than 120 faculty members and students (2025); about 100
(2026)
SDG Report 2024–2025, p. 46; Sustainability Report 2025–2026, p.
54
Siam Walk & Run 2025 (3.5 km) University; Food Bank project led by the Student Union 5 April 2025 Funds for the Food Bank; SDG Report 2024–2025, p. 22
University Sports of Thailand; Nursing Sports Day University sports teams; Faculty of Nursing 9–18 January 2025; October 2025 With 110 institutions (more than 34 sports); nursing schools of the
network
SDG Report 2024–2025, pp. 49–50
Blood donation for the Thai Red Cross Office of Student Affairs, Social Responsibility Section 19 November 2025 173 registered, 108 screened, 71 donors 31,950 cc; Office of Student Affairs website (7 January 2026)
Student Activities Network for Graduate Quality Siam University and 6 other Thai institutions (MoU) 25 June 2026 Student leaders of 7 institutions Leadership, life skills and volunteering; Sustainability Report
2025–2026, p. 60

Sources: Office of Student Affairs website; Faculty of Medicine website; Faculty of Nursing evaluation reports; SDG Report 2024–2025, pp. 22, 29, 41, 46, 47, 49 and 50; Sustainability Report 2025–2026, pp. 26, 28–32, 44–48, 50, 54, 60 and 73.

Table HP 3.1.3 – Faculty of Nursing Elderly Club: meetings, participation and feedback

Date Theme and health promotion activities Older adults Nursing students Lecturers Satisfaction (of 5)
23 Jun 2025 “Valued Seniors, Good Health, Happy Life” – Tai Chi, aerobics, line
dance, meditation
65 64 7 4.15
25 Aug 2025 Mother’s Day – Tai Chi and aerobics, dance, hand massage for
health
80 40 6 –
27 Oct 2025 Healthy ageing – brain exercise; exercise for osteoarthritis,
osteoporosis and balance
40 80 10 4.48
19 Jan 2026 New Year party – dance and social activities 103 63 12 4.49
20 Apr 2026 Thai New Year – meditation, water blessing, folk games and
dances
82 64 8 4.38
29 Jun 2026 “Seniors Who Care About Health” – frailty, nutrition, depression and
cognition screening
80 64 13 4.41
24 Aug 2026 “Building Bonds” – knee-friendly low-impact exercise, posture
exercise, Thai dance
82 63 7 4.30
Total 7 sessions on campus, about every two months 532 438 63 Mean 4.37

Source: Elderly Club evaluation reports, Faculty of Nursing (23 June 2025 – 24 August 2026); attendances per session. Feedback: “fun and relaxing” 89.8% and “promotes mental and social health” 79.2% (23 June 2025); “promotes physical and psychosocial health” 85.4% (24 August 2026). A study visit on 20 March 2026 is not counted.

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