What's happening in PresUniv
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Shabil Syach Pachlefi, a student of the International Relations Study Program, President University (PresUniv) batch 2020, managed place first in the Duta Bahasa Jawa Barat (Jabar) 2022 regional competition, Tuesday (21/6). The theme for selecting the Duta Bahasa Jabar this year was the potential of Indonesian to become the second language in ASEAN. The selection process for Duta Bahasa Jabar was held from April 12 to June 21, 2022. One of the competition requirements was the creation of works or products to improve language using technology.
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Communication Study Program, President University (PresUniv), held a webinar concerning Communication Studies in the digital era, Wednesday (29/6). The webinar presented Dr. Hifni Alifahmi, M.Sc., IAPR, an observer of corporate communications, public relations, marketing communications, and branding. Fahmi, as he is called, discussed The Four Pillars of Integrated Marketing Communications in The Digital Era.
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Thursday (23/6), RCTI held a Campus Special Hunt in the context of the Miss Indonesia 2022 audition at President University (PresUniv). The winner of Miss Indonesia will be the official representative of Indonesia in the Miss World contest. To become Miss Indonesia, participants must have a MISS personality, namely Manner, Impressive, Smart, and Social. For this reason, the participants must have the character of beauty with a purpose, namely someone who has beauty, special abilities, and makes a positive contribution to the lives of the surrounding community.
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President University (PresUniv) held a Summer Staycation event with 49 high school students from inside and outside Greater Jakarta. They are prospective new students of PresUniv batch 2022. The purpose of this event is to introduce PresUniv and its facilities to the prospective students. This event took place offline at Jababeka Golf & Country Club Cikarang, Saturday (25/6).
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Mechanical Engineering Study Program students, at President University (PresUniv), introduced an electric car called EGO (Electric GoKart), Monday (27/6). This EGO was developed by the PresUniv Mechanical Engineering Study Program Project team, which consists of two students, namely Marwan Nabildan class of 2019 and M. Fachri Maulana class of 2018. They are guided by lecturers of Mechanical Engineering Study Program, Nanang Ali Sutisna, M.Eng, and Dr.-Eng. Lydia Angraini, as the Head of Mechanical Engineering Study Program.
Continue ReadingWhile studying at President University (PresUniv), students do not only focus on their academic activities, but they can also participate in various non-academic activities. These activities can play an essential role in building and expanding their networks. One of these activities is the Sport Olympiad President University (SOPU) 2022, this is the biggest annual sporting event held at PresUniv. The entire PresUniv academic community, including lecturers and staff, participated in this years event. SOPU 2022 was held from the 3rd June to 12th July 2022.
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Over the past 20 years, there have been many studies on the impact of particulate PM 2.5 (Particulate Matter) on human health. PM 2.5 is an air particle smaller than 2.5 microns (micrometers). In order to discuss PM 2.5, Biru Voice held a roadshow entitled Bersuara untuk Udara Bersih to President University (PresUniv), Tuesday (21/6). This event was presented by two speakers, namely Novita Natalia K, Community Manager at Bicara Udara and Prabu Setyaji, Data Analyst at Nafas. The online roadshow was hosted by Yogi Saputra Mahmud, S.Pd., M.TESOL, a lecturer in the Primary School Teacher Education Study Program, PresUniv.
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A Carbon credit represents a one ton C02 equivalent reduction in Carbon emissions, the credit is issued once the reduction is verified and this can be traded on the carbon market. Currently, carbon credit are treated as a commodity. This credit can be produced from nature-based activities (eg reforestation) and technology based activities (eg carbon capture). The financing of these carbon credits enables carbon projects to become commercial projects. This was stated by Pandu Patria Sjahrir, Co-founder and President Commissioner of CarbonX, in a webinar entitled Potensi Karbon Kredit Indonesia untuk Dunia, Tuesday (21/6). This webinar was organized by President University (PresUniv) and hosted by Handa S. Abidin, S.H., LL.M., Ph.D., Vice Rector for Academic and Student Affairs at PresUniv.
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