BANDUNG, UNIKOM – Wednesday, August 20, 2025, the Student Protocol Corps (KPM) of the Universitas Komputer Indonesia (UNIKOM) held a KPM Visit & Sharing event. Taking place at Bandung City Hall, the event served as a learning opportunity and a gathering between students and the Bandung City Government, particularly the Protocol and Leadership Communication (Prokopim) department.
The Chief Executive, Indira Nur Rahadian Putri, expressed her appreciation in her report for the support of all parties involved in ensuring the success of the event. Furthermore, Muhammad Pradipta Waskitha, Chairman of KPM UNIKOM, emphasized that the event was a real form of KPM’s commitment to improving the capacity and professionalism of its members, particularly in the field of protocol.
The Director of Public Relations and Protocol of UNIKOM, Dr. Ir. Yuni Mogot, M.Si., CPR., also gave a speech encouraging students to continue honing their communication, coordination, and protocol ethics skills, which are important assets in the world of work. “Through this activity, I hope that KPM UNIKOM members can learn directly from government practitioners, so that they can better understand the standards of professionalism in protocol. KPM is not merely a complement to campus activities, but also a platform for character building in terms of discipline, responsibility, and adaptive skills that will be highly beneficial when entering society or the workforce,” she concluded.
A representative from the Bandung City Government, Budi Rahmat Taufik, AP., M.M., acting as Head of the Protocol and Communication Division of the Bandung City Leadership, also gave a warm welcome and expressed his hope that the visit would provide students with the knowledge they need to implement what they have learned.
The series of activities then continued with a material presentation and sharing session with Prokopim Kota Bandung, Fredi Handoko, S.I.K. In this session, the participants gained in-depth insight into protocol management and the strategic role of leadership communication in regional government administration. The results can be used as a supplement and implemented in various protocol activities on campus while building a professional and integrity-based character in line with UNIKOM’s culture, namely PIQIE (Professionalism, Integrity, Quality, IT, Excellence).
The activity concluded with a documentation session and a tour of Bandung City Hall, guided directly by the Protocol and Public Relations Office, providing participants with a valuable experience to get to know the government work environment more closely. Through this activity, it is hoped that UNIKOM’s Protocol and Public Relations Office will be better prepared to serve as the forefront in supporting protocol activities within UNIKOM, while expanding networks and enriching practical knowledge in the field of protocol. (Directorate of Hms & Pro)
