Public Relations UPNVJ - Jakarta "Veteran" National Development University (UPNVJ) has released five students who will carry out National Real Work Lectures (KKN) in Ambon City, Maluku.
The release was attended by UPNVJ Chancellor Anter Venus along with the Chair of the Institute for Research and Community Service (LPPM), the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, and the Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences.
“This is your opportunity to know that Indonesia is very vast. You will dive into the culture of eastern Indonesia. "Certainly the experience you will gain will be very valuable," said Venus in the Rectorate Lobby, UPNVJ on Wednesday, July 24 2024.
The Chancellor of UPNVJ said that the National Community Service Program was an implementation of UPNVJ in carrying out one of the values of the spirit of National Defense. The five UPNVJ students who run this program are expected to make a contribution to the community at the KKN location and maintain the good name of the university.
This National Community Service Program is a program of the Directorate of Learning and Student Affairs which involves state universities and private universities from all over the country. In fact, this program can also be participated in by universities from friendly countries.
National Community Service Program is a national program implemented to develop students' sense of love for their country, insight and national spirit as well as patriotism within the framework of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia (NKRI).
Not only that, this National Community Service Program is also part of the Independent Learning Campus (MBKM) program and the conversion of 10 credits.
“This activity is integrated with MBKM. We ensure that this will also convert to 10 credits. If possible, you need to make a short report every day to share with friends and faculty. You will represent UPNVJ there, so keep up UPNVJ's good name. "Congratulations to you and enthusiasm for your term of service," hoped Venus.
"Hopefully our activities will be a field for goodness, and hopefully you can carry out these activities successfully and return healthy and safe," he concluded.