UGM, for some time, dispatched its students to conduct the UGM SCS-CEL program for the 4th period of 2020. The official launching ceremony for its dispatch was held online on Saturday (19/12) via the Zoom platform and broadcasted live on the Youtube channel of kknugm.yogyakarta.
Prof. Ir. Irfan Dwidya Prijambada, M.Eng., Ph.d., as UGM Community Service Director, explained that 677 students in total joined this SCS-CEL period. All faculties participated in this SCS period, including the Vocational School at UGM, except UGM Faculty of Medicine, Public Health, and Nursing.
For this period’s SCS location, Irfan stated that the students were sorted into 29 units, spread across four provinces, namely Yogyakarta, Central Java, East Java, and East Kalimantan. The area with the largest distribution of units is DIY with 17 units and then followed by Central Java with 10 units. Meanwhile, East Java and East Kalimantan have one unit each, precisely in Magetan Regency and Kutai Kartanegara Regency.
Furthermore, Irfan revealed that before being dispatched last Saturday, the SCS participants had already held a briefing on October 20, 2020. They also beforehand conducted a general test on November 2-10, 2020. The unit’s consolidation and the lecturer of field guidance were also held on November 27, 2020. Before the dispatchment, the last schedule was a briefing between the Coordinator Unit, the Unit Treasurer, Coordinator sub-unit representatives, and Coordinator material representatives on December 4, 2020.
After the dispatchment, Irfan said that the students would conduct their programs online in their respective regions for the next 50 days. This time counts from the day of the drop yesterday until February 6, 2020.
drg. Ika Dewi Ana, M.Kes., Ph.D., as UGM Deputy Chancellor for Research and Community Service, revealed her gratitude to some parties involved, from Lecturer of Field Guidance (DPL), Area Coordinator (Korwil), partners, to the ranks of UGM DPkM. He revealed that because of their dedication, the implementation process of the UGM SCS-CEL this time could run well.
Finally, Ika encouraged the students who participated in the SCS still needed to learn from the community where they served even though they did not often or at all could not meet in person. Hence, through this community, students can learn about real-life after college. According to her, you cannot learn this lesson from the preceding lecture material.
“Take care of your health, both yourself, your friends, and anyone you interact with during the UGM-SCS CEL implementation. Do your best, but still just leave everything to God Almighty,” she concluded as she was opening the implementation of UGM SCS-CEL period 4 of 2020.
The event was then proceeded with a symbolic admission procession for UGM SCS-CEL students by representatives from partners. The representative is Muhammad Umar Said, S.Hut., MPP M.Eng, from Bappeda Klaten Regency.
Author: Hakam
Translator: Natasa A