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Volleyball Pose Challenge

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  • Published on: Jun 30, 2021
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The Volleyball Club of Mahidol University International College (MUIC) held an online competition called “Volleyball Pose Challenge” which ran from May 15 to June 15, 2021.

The club announced the winners as follows: Ms. Ploysaeng Saengsri, majoring in Food Science and Technology; Mr. Nattanun Pitaksith, Business Economics; Mr. Phavin Patiamorn, Computer Science; Mr. Kritchawat Suteenoppakun, Media and Communication; and Ms. Rada Deerungroj, International Business. They received cash prizes.

In this contest, the participants were required to take a picture of themselves playing volleyball and attach a volleyball sticker in place of the real volleyball in the picture they took.

They were then asked to post this photo in their Instagram Story, and tag the club’s Instagram account and two other MUIC students’ Instagram accounts with the hashtag #ICplay@home.

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