UNPRI Sambut Pertukaran Mahasiswa Merdeka Dalam Negeri | OBROLANBISNIS.com — Universitas Prima Indonesia (UNPRI) menyambut kedatangan 36 mahasiswa Program Pertukaran Mahasiswa Merdeka Dalam Negeri (PMMDN) di Gedung Kampus Utama UNPRI yang berlokasi di Jalan Sampul, Rabu, 1 Desember 2021.
Acara tersebut dihadiri Wakil Rektor I Abdi Dharma SKom MKom, Wakil Rektor III Said Rizal MA, Wakil Rektor IV dr Ali Napiah Nasution MKT, seluruh Dekan Fakultas, Co-PIC Program, Dosen Modul Nusantara dan Mahasiswa Program Pertukaran Mahasiswa Merdeka akan berjalan selama 3 bulan hingga 20 Januari 2022 dan akan menerima Kartu Hasil Studi (KHS) UNPRI.
Wakil Rektor I UNPRI, Abdi Dharma yang juga Koordinator Merdeka Belajar Kampus Merdeka mengatakan, seharusnya program ini dihadiri 52 mahasiswa dari berbagai perguruan tinggi di Indonesia.
Akan tetapi, karena ada perbedaan regulasi terkait PPKM selama pandemi menyebabkan 16 mahasiswa tidak dapat melaksanakan program tersebut secara luring
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“Nantinya para mahasiswa PMM di UNPRI juga akan melaksanakan program Modul Nusantara yang akan mempelajari berbagai kebudayaan di Kota Medan dan Provinsi Sumatera Utara bersama dengan para Dosen Modul Nusantara,” katanya.
Wakil Rektor III Said Rizal SHI MA berpendapat, mahasiswa program PMMDN dapat memanfaatkan momen ini untuk menjadi lebih mandiri dan mengenal luas berbagai kebudayaan di Provinsi Sumatera Utara.
“Para mahasiswa PMMDN yang ada disini tentunya adalah pilihan terbaik yang telah diseleksi oleh panitia, sehingga sudah saatnya untuk memanfaatkan pembelajaran secara langsung dengan masyarakat dengan baik dan maksimal,” katanya.
Perwakilan mahasiswa PMMDN di UNPRI, Aditya Akbar Pramudia dari Universitas Jember memberikan pesan bahwa seluruh mahasiswa yang hadir berterima kasih atas sambutan yang diberikan oleh UNPRI dan tentu mengubah stigma masyarakat Sumatera Utara itu keras dan tegas, tetapi ternyata sangat ramah dan baik.
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“Berdasarkan kesan ini, kami dengan senang hati akan menceritakannya di daerah asal kami nanti,” ujarnya.
Di tempat terpisah, Ketua BPH UNPRI, Dr Tommy Leonard MKn mengucapkan terima kasih atas kepercayaan yang diberikan mahasiswa yang mengikuti Program PMMDN di kampus UNPRI ini.
“Kami senang dan gembira bisa berbagi informasi dan pengalaman baik para mahasiswa program ini kepada seluruh mahasiswa UNPRI,” katanya.
Lebih lanjut, katanya, UNPRI selalu terbuka bagi siapa pun untuk datang berkunjung atau menimba ilmu.
Hal ini dimaksudkan agar wawasan dan pengetahuan baik mahasiswa, dosen dan sivitas akademika akan dapat terus berkembang.
Acara penyambutan mahasiswa Program PMMDN dilakukan dengan interaktif berupa pengenalan budaya dan greeting’s session dari para mahasiswa dilanjutkan kunjungan Mini Tour di Gedung Kampus Utama serta disuguhkan Tari Persembahan Melayu dan Tari Tor-Tor Batak Toba yang memberikan kesan luar biasa kepada para mahasiswa. ***
UNPRI Welcomes Domestic Independent Student Exchange | OBROLANBISNIS.com — Prima Indonesia University (UNPRI) welcomed the arrival of 36 students of the Independent Domestic Student Exchange Program (PMMDN) at the UNPRI Main Campus Building located on Jalan Sampul, Wednesday, December 1, 2021.
The event was attended by Deputy Chancellor I Abdi Dharma SKom MKom, Vice Chancellor III Said Rizal MA, Deputy Chancellor IV dr Ali Napiah Nasution MKT, all Faculty Deans, Co-PIC Programs, Nusantara Module Lecturers and Students of the Independent Student Exchange Program will run for 3 months until 20 January 2022 and will receive a UNPRI Study Result Card (KHS).
UNPRI Deputy Chancellor I, Abdi Dharma who is also the Coordinator of Merdeka Learning at the Merdeka Campus, said that this program should have been attended by 52 students from various universities in Indonesia.
However, due to differences in regulations related to PPKM during the pandemic, 16 students were unable to carry out the program offline.
“Later on, the PMM students at UNPRI will also carry out the Nusantara Module program which will study various cultures in Medan City and North Sumatra Province together with Nusantara Module Lecturers,” he said.
Vice Chancellor III Said Rizal SHI MA believes that PMMDN program students can take advantage of this moment to become more independent and get to know various cultures in North Sumatra Province.
“The PMMDN students who are here are of course the best choices that have been selected by the committee, so it’s time to take advantage of direct and maximum learning with the community,” he said.
The PMMDN student representative at UNPRI, Aditya Akbar Pramudia from the University of Jember gave a message that all students who attended were grateful for the welcome given by UNPRI and of course changed the stigma of the people of North Sumatra, which was hard and firm, but turned out to be very friendly and kind.
“Based on this impression, we are happy to share it in our hometown later,” he said.
Separately, the Head of BPH UNPRI, Dr. Tommy Leonard MKn, thanked the students who took part in the PMMDN program at the UNPRI campus for the trust.
“We are happy and excited to be able to share information and good experiences from the students of this program to all UNPRI students,” he said.
Furthermore, he said, UNPRI is always open for anyone to come visit or gain knowledge.
This is intended so that the insight and knowledge of both students, lecturers and academics will be able to continue to grow.
The program for welcoming PMMDN students was carried out interactively in the form of cultural introductions and greeting’s session from the students, followed by a Mini Tour visit at the Main Campus Building and presented with the Malay Offering Dance and the Toba Batak Tor-Tor Dance which gave an extraordinary impression to the students. ***
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