CV: Kosita Butratana, July 2010
Curriculum Vitae
KOSITA
BUTRATANA, M.Ed.
Personal Particulars
Academic degree: Master of Education (Education Psychology and Guidance)
of Chiang Mai University
Place of birth:
Date of birth:
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Suratthanee, Thailand
30.01.1971
Buddhist
Thai
Female
Address:
Contact:
Email:
Universitätsstraße 7/5/C418 (NIG), A-1010 Vienna, Austria
+43-4277-48623, +43-688-9042801
miss.kosita@gmail.com
Education
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2007: Certified Tourist Guide from Chiang Mai University, License (21-6107)
2001-2005: Master Study Program (M.ED.) in Educational Psychology and
Guidance from Chiang Mai University
Thesis: Factors of Inspiration - How to create Arts Work. A Case Study
of Sorrapong Srichomphoo
1989-1993: Bachelor of Education (English Major), Chiang Mai University
1986-1987: Secondary School: Nareerat School, Phrae
1983-1985: Primary School: Donmuang Taharnargartbamroong, Bangkok
Languages
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Thai (mother tongue) and Thai dialects (Northern, Southern and
Northeastern)
Lao (good)
English (fluent)
German (basic courses from Chiang Mai University and Deutsch Akademie,
Austria)
Italian (basic)
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CV: Kosita Butratana, July 2010
Computer Skills
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Windows, Apple OX
Office
Photoshop
Internet
F4 (Software for audio transcription)
Teaching experience
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2009 – 2010: Lecturer at Rajabhat Suan Dusit University-Hua Hin Campus.
Courses:
o Tourism Management
o English: speaking and listening
o Cross-cultural communication
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2000-2001: English Teacher, Long Wittayakom School, Phrae
1998-1999: English Teacher, Chiang Mai Technology
Work and research experience in Thailand
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10/2009: Coordinator of ASEAN University Youth Summit 2009, 19th – 23rd of
October, Hua Hin
07-12/2008: Research assistant and translator for the University of Vienna
based research project “Networks and Social Capital of Migrant Women –
Female Akha in Thailand’s Urban Areas”, project leader: Alexander Trupp
11/2008: Coordinator and translator for a journalist of the “NEWSWEEK”
magazine
06-09/2007: Research assistant and translator for the University of Vienna
based research project “Linkages and Networks of Transnational Akha Labor
Migrants in Southeast Asia”
2006: Research assistant for CARE Foundation, Chiangmai
2005-2006: Sales Manager: Thai Paper Project, Phrae
2001-2004: Assistant Secretary: Chiang Mai Irrigation Project, Chiang Mai
1999-2000: Public Relation, Chiang Mai Polytechnic Lanna College, Chiang
Mai
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Work and research experience abroad
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05-08/2010: ASEA-UNINET research fellow at the Department of Geography
and Regional Research of the University of Vienna, Austria; cooperation with
Chiang Mai University (project development: Southeast Asian Communities in
Vienna)
06-09/2009: ASEA-UNINET research fellow at the Department of Geography
and Regional Research of the University of Vienna, Austria (Hans Manndorff’s
anthropological research in Northern Thailand)
01-03/2008: ASEA-UNINET research fellow at the Department of Geography
and Regional Research of the University of Vienna, Austria (Networks and
Social Capital of Migrant Women – Female Akha in Thailand’s Urban Areas)
09-10/2004: Sales Manager for Import-Export Company Info Tailandia in
Rome, Italy
Tourist Guide experience in Thailand
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North: Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Pai, Mae Hong Son, Phrae, Lampang,
Lampun, Phayao, Utaradit and Tak
Northeast: Nakhon Ratchasima, Buriram, Khonken, Mahasarakham and
Karasin
East: Chonburi, Rayong, Trat and Chantaburi
South: Phuket, Satun, Trang, Krabi, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Surat Thani,
Chumphon and Songkla
West: Kanchanaburi, Ratchaburi, Petchaburi and Prachuab Khiri Khan
Central: Bangkok, Saraburi, Ayutthaya, Lopburi, Sukothai, Phitsanulok,
Singburi, Suphanburi and Nakhon Pathom
Travel and Tourist experience abroad
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Asia: Myanmar, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Lao, Vietnam, Cambodia
Europe: Austria, Italy, Hungary, Spain, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Holland,
Germany, Slovakia
Publications and Poster Contributions
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Kosita Butratana & Alexander Trupp (2009): Images of Hans Manndorff’s
Anthropological Research on the “Hill Tribes” of Northern Thailand. In:
ASEAS- Austrian Journal of South-East Asian Studies 2 (2), P. 153-161.
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Kosita Butratana & Alexander Trupp (2007): Culture of Knowledge: Thailand,
Konferenz: Agenda Knowledge. Austrian Conference on Knowledge Politics,
Wien 19.06.2009.
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