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SDGs 3: Good Health and Well-being

Family Day to celebrate the Faculty’s 79th anniversary

79th Anniversary of Faculty of Cultural Sciences UGMHEADLINESNews ReleaseSDGs 3: Good health and well-being Tuesday, 25 February 2025

Yogyakarta, 22 February 2025 – Faculty of Cultural Sciences (FIB) Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) held a festive Family Day event as part of its 79th Anniversary celebrations. The event aimed to strengthen the spirit of togetherness among faculty members, students, and their families, while promoting health and well-being, in line with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) related to affordable medicines and health for all.

The day began with an invigorating ‘health walk’, which attracted participants of all ages. Families gather early in the morning, ready to enjoy the beauty of the campus neighbourhood while getting some physical activity. The initiative not only encouraged healthy lifestyles but also emphasised the importance of affordable health resources, including medicines, which are crucial for maintaining well-being.

After the healthy walk, participants joined in a lively ‘gymnastics’ session led by professional instructors. The exercise was designed to be inclusive, allowing everyone to participate regardless of their fitness level. The activity highlighted the importance of regular physical activity in preventing health problems and promoting healthy communities, which are key aspects of the SDGs.

Entertainment was provided by ‘Karawitan Dharma Wanita FIB’ and ‘Sastra Oebah,’ which featured traditional music and dance performances. These cultural performances not only entertain the audience but also strengthen the faculty’s cultural identity and promote appreciation of local arts. This kind of cultural engagement is essential for community cohesion and well-being.

In addition to the entertainment, the event also featured a health check booth from POSBINDU, where participants could receive free health checks. This initiative aims to raise awareness about the importance of regular health check-ups and access to affordable healthcare, which are essential components of the SDGs. The presence of medical personnel ensured that participants could receive valuable information on maintaining their health.

Children were not left out of the festivities either, as colouring and drawing competitions were held for them. These activities encourage creativity and provide a platform for young talents to express themselves. The competition also built a sense of community among families, as parents cheered for their children and engaged in friendly conversations with each other.

As time went on, door prizes were distributed to lucky participants, adding an element of excitement to the event. In addition, awards for the volleyball and badminton competitions held earlier were also handed out. These sports activities not only promote physical fitness but also encourage co-operation and camaraderie among faculty members and students.

The Family Day event closed with a sense of achievement and happiness among all participants. The event successfully brought the FIB community together, reinforcing the values of health, culture, and collaboration. The Faculty’s 79th Anniversary celebration is not only a reflection of its academic achievements but also a commitment to building a healthy and inclusive environment for all.

In conclusion, the Faculty’s Family Day event was a great success, highlighting the importance of health, culture, and community engagement. By promoting activities in line with the SDGs, particularly in terms of affordable medicine and health, the faculty demonstrates its dedication to the well-being of its members and the wider community.

[Public Relation Faculty of Cultural Sciences UGM, Bulan Churniati]

Blood Donation Series of the Faculty of Cultural Sciences’s 79th Anniversary

HEADLINESNews ReleaseSDGs 3: Good health and well-being Wednesday, 19 February 2025

Yogyakarta, 19/2/2025 – On 19 February 2025, Faculty of Cultural Sciences (FIB) Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) celebrated its 79th anniversary by holding a meaningful blood donation event at Soegondo Building, located on the first floor. This initiative not only commemorates the faculty’s long history, but also aims to contribute to the health and well-being of society, in line with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) related to health and well-being.

The blood donation event attracted many participants, including students, lecturers, and education staff from the Faculty. All donors are required to fulfil certain health qualifications to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the blood donation process. This requirement is very important, as it emphasises the importance of biomedical standards in health-related activities.

The event was organised in collaboration with Palang Merah Indonesia, which provided medical professionals and equipment to facilitate the donation process. The presence of trained personnel ensured that the event adhered to biomedical safety protocols, making it a safe environment for all participants.

Participants expressed their enthusiasm for the event, with many saying that they felt fulfilled to be able to contribute to a worthy cause. The event also served as an educational platform, where participants could learn about the importance of blood donation and its impact on public health. Information booths were set up to provide resources on biomedical practices, the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and how blood donation can help those in need.

As time went on, the atmosphere at the Soegondo Building was filled with a spirit of togetherness and purpose. The event not only built community spirit among the participants but also reinforced the values of empathy and social responsibility upheld by FIB UGM.

At the end of the day, the blood donation event managed to collect a large amount of blood, which will be distributed to hospitals and medical facilities in need. In conclusion, the blood donation event held on 19 February 2025, was an important milestone in the Faculty’s 79th anniversary celebrations. The event highlighted the faculty’s commitment to health and well-being, in line with the SDGs and demonstrated the power of community engagement in addressing critical health issues.

[Public Relations Faculty of Cultural Sciences UGM, Bulan Churniati]

Faculty of Cultural Sciences UGM Celebrates 79th Anniversary with Badminton Tournament

79th Anniversary of Faculty of Cultural Sciences UGMHEADLINES Monday, 10 February 2025

Yogyakarta, 8/2/2025 –The spirit of togetherness and sportsmanship colored the badminton tournament held by the Faculty of Cultural Sciences Universitas Gadjah Mada on Saturday, February 8, 2025 at the Lembah Sports Building of Universitas Gadjah Mada. The event, which is part of the Faculty’s 79th Anniversary celebration series, was lively with active participation from the entire academic community.

The organization of this tournament is not only held to compete, but also a moment to strengthen the relationship between the Faculty of Cultural Sciences UGM Academic Community. High enthusiasm can be seen from the participation of six teams competing, namely the Red Team, White Team, Yellow Team, Blue Team, Green Team, and Orange Team, each of which fielded six players consisting of several parties, namely men’s doubles, women’s doubles, and mixed doubles.

Since morning, the area of the Lembah Sports Building of Universitas Gadjah Mada has been filled with participants and supporters from various teams. Before the match began, the Dean of the Faculty, Prof. Dr. Setiadi, S.Sos., M.Si., gave a warm welcome to all academicians present. The activity continued by warming up and following the drawing procession to determine the first ball. The cheers and applause of the audience echoed in the match area, creating an atmosphere full of enthusiasm and kinship.

Entering the final, the match between Team Blue and Team White was fierce for first place. Both teams played their best, entertaining the audience with spectacular actions on the court. After a thrilling match, the Blue Team finally won the title by winning the first, second, and third men’s doubles matches.

The tournament was closed with a group photo between the Blue Team, White Team, and Yellow Team who won the first, second, and third place. The badminton tournament organized by FIB UGM is proof that sports can be an effective medium to build togetherness and develop the potential of the academic community outside the academic field.

[Public Relation of Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Muhammad Ebid El Hakim]

Volleyball Tournament for Faculty of Cultural Sciences UGM’s 79th Anniversary

Agenda Friday, 7 February 2025

Yogyakarta, 6/2/2025 – In order to enliven a series of activities for the 79th Anniversary of the Faculty of Cultural Sciences of Universitas Gadjah Mada, the Academic Community of the Faculty of Cultural Sciences of Universitas Gadjah Mada held a volleyball tournament in the Greenland area of Margono Djojohadikusumo Building on Friday, February 6, 2025. The volleyball tournament was attended by four teams, namely the Red Team, White Team, Yellow Team, and Blue Team, each of which sent 6 players and several reserve players. Before the match started, the two competing teams warmed up and drew the first ball.

This tournament was one of the various activities held to celebrate the Faculty’s 79th Anniversary. Attended by lecturers and education staff, this event aims to strengthen the relationship between the academic community, as well as show the spirit of togetherness through sports. Not only showing the spirit of togetherness, this tournament also showed the depth of talent possessed by the Faculty’s academic community in volleyball. The atmosphere was full of energy and the cheers of the audience added to the excitement of the game.

The success of this tournament is also inseparable from the full support of the entire academic community who have been involved in preparing everything carefully, from setting the match schedule to adequate playing fields. With great enthusiasm, this volleyball tournament is expected to become an annual agenda that can strengthen the sense of togetherness among the academic community of FIB UGM.

At the end of the tournament, the Blue Team emerged victorious after winning the match against the Red Team. Even so, all the competing teams showed the spirit of sportsmanship and togetherness. It shows that the whole team is the true winner.

[Public Relation of Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Muhammad Ebid El Hakim]

 

 

Beside Studying, These Following Students Are Also Actively Involved in Non-Academic Activities!

News ReleaseSDGs 11: Sustainable cities and communitiesSDGs 17: Partnerships for the GoalsSDGs 3: Good health and well-being Thursday, 6 February 2025

Entering the Javanese Language, Literature, and Culture Major not only makes students active in learning about Javanese literature and language, but also active in various non-academic activities. With the passion of preserving culture and developing skills outside of class, they are involved in organizations outside the faculty, art communities, and social activities. Their participation in these activities not only increases their insight, but also enriches their experience in understanding and applying Javanese cultural values ​​in everyday life.

Even this year, some of them are not only active as ordinary members, but have ‘moved up a level’ to become responsible persons in various strategic positions. Let’s take a peek at the story!

  • Luki Henria Pasadhi (Sasa) — General Secretary of PK IMM UGM

Starting from activities in high school, Sasa joined the Muhammadiyah Student Association (IMM) because she was looking for a Muhammadiyah-based organization in the college environment. Previously, Sasa was a member of the Muhammadiyah Youth Association (IPM). With the aim of maintaining what has been started since high school, Sasa went through a long process as a member of the Media and Communication division until this year Sasa served as the general secretary of IMM for the 2024/2025 period. Sasa hopes that IMM can run as it should, smoothly in carrying out work programs, and can contribute to UGM and the community.

  • Abimanyu Mahendra (Abi) — President of UKM Swagayugama

In the 2024 Swagayugama Great Deliberation, Abi took the initiative to nominate himself as the president. Through a long democratic process, finally the forum have agreed to elect Abi as the general chairman of Swagayugama UKM for one year ahead. Abi’s reason for joining Swagayugama UKM was to preserve the Javanese culture of Yogyakarta. He felt obliged to do so, especially since he himself came from Yogyakarta. Abi has served as the coordinator of the pedhalangan competency test, as a talent during grand performances, as a dhalang talent, a dance drama talent, and even as a talent to perform at the Kraton Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat. Abi’s hope in his management is to improve what is lacking, and maintain what is already good.

  • Yanuar Agung Nugroho (Yanuar) — President of UKM UKJGS

Having a background related to arts, Yanuar was enthusiastic about joining the UGM Surakarta Style Javanese Arts Unit (UKJGS). Within a year, he was dynamically involved in many arts activities carried out by UKJGS such as Gladhi Madya, various performances including the Prambanan Ramayana ballet, the New Year’s Eve gamelan parade, and so on. In these activities, Yanuar actively played a role as a talent before finally being trusted to become the general chairman of the 2024/2025 management. Yanuar was chosen from the results of voting at the 2024 UKJGS Great Conference.

  • Juneffa Rizka Maharani (June) — Chief Financial Officer of E-Sport UGM

June was chosen as the Chief Financial Officer for E-Sport UGM because the previous chairman saw June as a responsive person. Over the past year, June has participated in several events and has been the manager of two PUBG teams. As the head of finance, her future duties include monitoring the work of the treasurer and sponsorship. June hopes that in the future she can divide her time between E-Sport activities, department associations, or other activities.

  • Alma Syahwalani (Alma) — Head of Public Relations Marching Band UGM

Initially in the UGM Marching Band, Alma held a flag instrument where the section was called Color Guard. After a process of approximately one year, Alma was chosen to become the Head of Public Relations at the UGM Marching Band through interviews and also a deliberation system. On December 18, 2024, Alma was inaugurated with other new administrators. During her time in the marching band, Alma diligently attended routine practices and performed a lot inside and outside UGM. The Color Guard Section even received the title of Player of The Year. Alma’s hope for the future is to continue to improve her soft skills and hard skills and also to be able to create wider networks and relationships.

  • Audrey Gizella Islamey (Audrey) — Head of Costume Division Swagayugama

Regarding Audrey’s election as Head of Costume Division, there were two influencing factors. First, because of the recommendation from the previous division head. In addition, because the candidate for the head of UKM Swagayugama directly chose Audrey to fill the position of head of costume division. During her time at UKM Swagayugama, Audrey diligently attended routine training, sometimes also involved as a talent in several performances, such as Pentas Kraton, Pagelaran Akbar Swagayugama, and several other incidental performances. In addition, during her time as a member of the costume division, she was involved several times as a person in charge for taking care of the costumes of the talents. Audrey hopes that by joining UKM Swagayugama and studying in the Javanese Language, Literature, and Culture study program, both can go hand in hand so that they always foster a sense of love and pride in local culture and ignite the spirit to participate in efforts to preserve culture.

  • M. Rafi Nur Fauzy (Rafi) — Head of the Karawitan and Pedalangan Division UKJGS

Based on his competence, performance, and experience during the previous one year of membership, the previous manager recommended Rafi to become the Head of the Karawitan and Pedhalangan Division in the UKJGS management in 2024/2025. During his time at UKJGS, Rafi had been the coordinator of routine pedhalangan training, the coordinator of pedhalangan Gladhi Madya , the event committee at Gladhi Purwa, the coordinator of karawitan Ambal Warsa  UKJGS, the coordinator of Ramayana Ballet Prambanan karawitan, and others. Rafi hopes to be able to improve his academic achievements for this semester and in the future. And for UKJGS, Rafi hopes to be able to maintain and improve his quality and good name both inside and outside the university.

  • M. Rizki Saputro (Rizki) — Head of Facilities and Infrastructure Division UKJGS

Rizki became the Head of the Facilities Division because he was appointed by the president of UKJGS. His goal in accepting the mandate was to take the opportunity to learn to become a division head in the organization. During his time at UKJGS, Rizki actively participated in various committees, including Gladhi Madya equipment coordinator, Gladhi Purwa security staff, Ambal Warsa equipment staff, Ramayana equipment staff, and is currently the Ramayana equipment coordinator. In addition, Rizki is also a talent at Gladhi Madya and the Faculty of Philosophy Karawitan Festival as a kenong player. Rizki’s hope for UKJGS in the future is that it will continue to develop and innovate in preserving Javanese culture.

  • Fega Achillea Maydena (Fega) — General Secretary of Unit Selam UGM

Starting from her interest in the underwater world, Fega decided to register for the UGM Diving Society. During the training period and after being inaugurated as an official member, Fega routinely participated in various agendas held by the UGM Diving Society. So that at the end of 2024, Fega won the title of Member of The Year as a form of appreciation for her active participation. In the future, Fega hopes to continue to be able to balance academic and non-academic life, and continue to develop herself into a more skilled person.

From the writing above, we can conclude that being a student of Javanese Language, Literature, and Culture does not prevent us from developing our potential in other fields. Some are in the arts, sports, and even religion. By knowing these stories, it is hoped that readers will also have the spirit to continue to develop themselves and fly high in the fields they are engaged in.

[Public Relation Javanese Literature FIB UGM, Fega Achillea Maydena]

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