In order to strengthen coordination and collaboration between units, FMIPA UI Holds Capacity Building entitled “Grabbing Hope in Jogja’s Romance” on 12-14 August 2018 in Yogyakarta.
A total of 206 participants attended the annual event of FMIPA UI. Consists of Leaders, Teaching Staff, and Administration Staff.
This activity was officially opened by Dr. rer. nat. Abdul Haris as Dean of FMIPA UI on the first day and dinner together at the ballroom of New Saphire Hotel, Depok, Yogyakarta.
In his speech, Haris expressed his gratitude that this activity could be carried out. He also emphasized to the ranks, teaching staff, and staff education staff that the implementation of capacity building activities is one form of attention and seriousness of FMIPA UI leaders to advance FMIPA UI.
Dr. rer. nat. Abdul Haris Dean of FMIPA UI when giving a speech
According to him, the progress of an institution or institution cannot be separated from the competence and role of human resources. Therefore, he hopes that this capacity building can improve the performance of each individual so that it can improve the synergy between FMIPA UI’s internal units.
Therefore, continued Haris, building togetherness and equating views on programs run by FMIPA UI is very necessary for the advancement of FMIPA UI in accordance with its Vision and Mission.
He also hopes this activity can motivate all participants to further improve their performance in their daily work.
After the speech by the Dean of FMIPA UI, the participants attended a motivational training. The training is based on the development of identity, self-concept and quality of self. The goal is that participants fully understand the process of forming personality that is more noble and positive.
motivational training session
In addition, various dance performances were also presented as entertainment for the participants. One of them is nirboyo dance. The dance was chosen because it was considered to represent the values valued by the Indonesian people, namely passion, friendship and harmony.
Nirboyo dance performance
The second day, the participants took part in outbound activities. On the Wonogondang Campsite on the slopes of Mount Merapi continued with the Merapi Lava Tour and a visit to Prambanan Temple.
1. Outbound
The participants formed a team, each team consisted of 10 people and guided by one instructor. The instructor directs and explains to the team that he guides about the mission of a game that must be completed. The games include walking on stilts, moving marbles using pipes, flying fox and paintball.
But before the participants start the missions, they are required to make lively yells by inserting the words “FMIPA UI” and “Yogyakarta”. Each team favored themselves through the yells. The time for the team to create a very short yell, the committee only gave less than 5 minutes. So many teams are nervous and unprepared when they have to show their yells on stage, as a result this action also invites the other team’s laughter.
one team plays the stilts
One team moved marbles from pipe to pipe
Through cooperation, all activities run smoothly and lively. Serious but relaxed and the participants got together in jokes and laughter. The cohesiveness of each team was assessed by the committee to be announced as the champion on the peak night of the event.
This outbound activity is not just educational, but also fun and can help the team learn from each other how each person thinks, works, solves problems, and has fun.
2. Merapi Lava Tour
Participants at the “Sisa Hartaku” Museum
After the outbound activities, the event continued with Merapi Lava Tour, namely visiting the Kaliadem Bunker tourist destination. in the middle of the trip to Bunker, the participants had the opportunity to stop at the “Sisa Hartaku” Museum.
In this Museum the participants recalled the terrible of the Merapi eruption by looking at the various remnants of the people’s property, the original framework of animals, and the demonstration of the events when the disaster occurred which was successfully perpetuated by news hunters.
The journey from the wonogondang campground to the Kaliadem Bunker is taken by using a special vehicle for the off road.
This is a memorable new experience for the participants. Jeep car tour with off road crossing explores the area around the cold lava flow and hot ash eruption of Mount Merapi during the eruption.
Although the weather during the day was very hot, it did not discourage participants from visiting the building that served as a temporary refuge. This is because the scenery around the Kaliadem Bunker is very pleasing to the eye.
Due to the rocky and sandy road conditions resulting from the eruption of Mount Merapi. The participants must use glasses and masks because the Jeep car is going very fast.
Not a few participants who were afraid of falling and being thrown when the jeep accelerated. But the participants still enjoyed the fun experience that was fun and adrenaline at the same time.
Throughout the trip, there was a view of the village that was destroyed and abandoned by its owner due to the eruption of Mount Merapi in 2010.
3. Visiting Prambanan Temple
After the tour on the slopes of Mount Merapi, participants had the opportunity to visit Prambanan temple. The participants were enthusiastic to take pictures and buy some souvenirs in the form of handicraft knick knacks.
About an hour more around the Jongrang roro temple the participants returned to the hotel, and prepared themselves to attend a dinner together at one of the restaurants in Sleman district, Yogyakarta. The dinner was at the same time the culmination of the event and the closing of this year’s FMIPA UI capacity building activities.
4. Event Night
The Dean and Chair of the DGB FMIPA UI symbolically closed the series of events
No less lively with outbound activities at noon this day, the highlight of the event was festive again with the announcement and awarding to the favorite team by Dr. Techn. Djoko Triyono Vice Dean for Academic, Research and Students Affair.
Dr. Rokhmatuloh (Vice Dean for Resources, Venture and General Administration) read the door prize
Not only that, the distribution of door prizes awaited by the participants also sparked enthusiasm. The participants couldn’t wait for their names to come out through lottery paper as a door prize recipient. Lottery paper with the name of the participant randomized in a large glass jar by Dr. Rokhmatuloh Deputy Dean 2 FMIPA UI before being taken and read. The highlight of this event was closed with the punakawan dance.
5. Visiting the Silver Craft of HS (Harto Soehardjo) Silver, Kotagede
The next day, before leaving Yogyakarta to return to Jakarta, the participants had the opportunity to visit the HS Silver silver craft center in Kotagede. There the participants saw the process of making silver crafts. Guides at HS Silver explain the flow and process of making silver crafts ranging from raw materials to become interesting and high-value craft items.
The entire series of activities carried out in the Capacity Building Training Program went smoothly and received enthusiasm and positive responses from participants.
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