The Participation of Students in the Development of Environmentally

a Case Study of Students Mahamakut Buddhist University; Lanna Campus

Abstract

Abstract

This research aims 1) to study the involvement of students in the development of environmentally sustainable. The University College of the Crown. Campus Lanna 2) to participate in the development of environmentally sustainable. Students of Political Science and Governance the University College of the Crown. Lanna campus with different gender, age and grade 3) to propose ways to develop environmentally sustainable through the participation of university students of Mahamakut Buddhist University, Lanna campus. The sample in this research is a political science student administration sector (householder) Year 1/2559 158 was used to collect the data statistics used to analyze data were frequency, percentage, average standard deviation Test

The results showed that: 1) Political Science student government. The University College of the Crown, Lanna campus, participate in the development of environmentally sustainable as a whole at a high level (= 3.76, S.D. = 0.18), considering that it was found. In all aspects when sorted by averages, including the conservation of green space. Water Conservation Solid Waste Management and Energy Conservation respectively.

2) Political Science student government. The University College of the Crown. Campus over the last year and a different class. Participate in the development of environmentally sustainable by including the four difference was statistically significant at the 0.05 level of students with different genders are involved in the development of environmentally sustainable not different Which does not conform to the hypothesis.

3) It is suggested that the University should be to instill in students the feeling of love, cherish the natural resources and the environment. The universities need to educate about the importance of natural resources that are vital to the survival of human beings must be recognized that conservation remains forever.