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Pan made Associate Professor at Oxford

In April 2024, the Head of MAEMOD, Wirichada (Pan) Pan-ngum was awarded the title of Associate Professor at the University of Oxford in recognition of her contributions to research, teaching and administration/citizenship at Oxford and beyond. Please join us in extending your heartiest congratulations to Pan for this significant honour and recognition of academic achievement. Well done, Pan!

Wirichada Pan-ngum © Gerhard Jøren

- Text by Richard Cornall, head of Department NDM. Photo: Gerhard Jørén.

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