HumasUPNVJ - Located in the Bhineka Tunggal Ika Auditorium of the rectorate building, the Chancellor of UPN Veterans Jakarta (UPNVJ) witnessed the Oath of Office and appointed 11 officials within the UPNVJ for the 2019-2023 period, on Tuesday (08/10/2019).

The 11 officials who took the oath and were sworn in were:

1. Dwi Aryanti Ramadhani, SH, MH as Deputy Dean for Academic Affairs at the Faculty of Law.
2. Heru Suyanto, SH, MH as Deputy Dean for Student Affairs and Law Faculty Cooperation.
3. Dr. dr. Maria Selvester Thadeus, M.Biomed. as Secretary of LPPM.
4. Dr. Atik Winanti, SH, MH as Head of the Department of Law.
5. Wardani Rizkianti, SH, M.Kn. as Chair of the Bachelor of Law Study Program.
6. Dr. Beniharmoni Harefa, SH, LL.M as the Head of the Master of Law Study Program at the Faculty of Law.
7. M. Ikhsan Amar, S.Gz. M.Kes as Head of Community Service and KKN LPPM.
8. Ati Zaidiah, S.Kom., MTI as Head of Study Program in Information Systems Faculty of Computer Science.
9. Ekawati Jati W, SA Ak., M.Acc Ak as Secretary of the UPNVJ Internal Supervisory Unit.
10. Heru Sugiyono, SH, MH as Head of the Law Faculty Laboratory.
11. Andriyanto Adhi Nugroho, SH, MH, as Secretary of the Department of Law, Faculty of Law.

In her remarks, UPNVJ Chancellor Erna Hernawati said " It is hoped that this oath and inauguration will bring change at UPNVJ because the current need for higher education institutions is to make changes, " she said.

The Chancellor also conveyed accreditation achievements from faculties that had carried out accreditation "Thank God we got several achievements from faculties that have carried out accreditation, namely the Faculty of Health, Bachelor of Nutrition study program with an A grade, Accreditation of the Information Systems study program increased to B, Development Economics undergraduate study program with accreditation B, and D3 nursing which are still in the process of being assessed, " he explained.

He also expressed his hope that all officials who have been appointed can carry out the mandate as well as possible and continue to oversee the needs of students and lecturers in the teaching and learning process and lecturers' research.

"Hopefully we can carry out the mandate properly, we also must not forget to continue to oversee whatever students need to fulfill or support all student activities so that learning results are maximized and support the lecturers' research," he hoped.