Unsyiah PAKARMARU FMIPA Students in the New Building

A total of 597 new students from the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (FMIPA) Syiah Kuala University (Unsyiah) again took part in the 2019 New Student Academic and Character Development (Pakarmaru) activities.

Pakarmaru activities will take place from 30-31 August 2019 and involve ra hundreds of D3 and S1 students from 9 Departments at FMIPA are centered in the Auditorium Building new FMIPA Unsyiah, Darussalam, Banda Aceh for the first time.

This event was attended by the Dean of FMIPA Unsyiah, Dr. Teuku Mohammad Iqbalsyah, M.Sc, Deputy Dean I (WD I) FMIPA Unsyiah, Dr. Zumaidar, S.Si, M.Si, Deputy Dean for Student and Alumni Affairs (WD III) FMIPA Unsyiah, Dr. rer. nat Ilham Maulana, S.Si, Alumni of FMIPA Unsyiah, Chair of BEM FMIPA Unsyiah, as well as all Departmental Student Associations at FMIPA Unsyiah.

Different from previous years, the event held this year began with the opening of an open meeting by the Dean of FMIPA and Members of the Unsyiah FMIPA Senate.

Dean of FMIPA Unsyiah, Dr. Teuku Mohammad Iqbalsyah, M.Sc, in his speech said that this activity was part of introducing Unsyiah, especially FMIPA.

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“This activity really helps students in providing understanding, especially regarding the lecture process and the formation of good character for new students,” continued the Dean.

This year’s Pakarmaru series was implemented in stages at university, faculty and department levels. Starting at university level which was held in the courtyard of the Kopelma Jami’ Mosque, Darussalam, Banda Aceh on August 29 2019. And held again in the same place on September 1 2019. This activity was attended by 6400 D3 and S1 students from 12 faculties at Unsyiah.

This activity, which was chaired by Muhammad Rizki Akbar, was also enlivened by the appearance of artistic attractions from the Seuramo Arts Student Activity Unit (UKM) FMIPA Unsyiah.

 

Author : Nadia Septi

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