BANDUNG, UNIKOM – On Tuesday, February 10, 2026, the Student Affairs Directorate of Indonesian Computer University (UNIKOM) held a Student Affairs Coordination Meeting in Room 4310, Campus I. The event was conducted in two sessions and aimed to strengthen the governance of Student Organizations (ORMAWA) while aligning work programs for the 2025/2026 academic year.
The first session of the meeting was attended by Student Affairs advisors and advisors of the Student Activity Units (UKM). The second session continued with the chairpersons of Student Organizations (ORMAWA), including the heads of the Student Legislative (BLM), Student Executive Board (BEM), Student Associations (HIMA), and UKM for the period 2025–2026.
The coordination meeting served as a strategic forum for the Student Affairs Directorate to convey information on the annual ORMAWA activity agenda and to reaffirm organizational administrative mechanisms. Topics discussed included room reservation procedures, activity funding proposals, correspondence management, and permits for both on- and off-campus activities.
In addition to providing information, the event featured discussion sessions and exchanges of views between faculty advisors, student organization advisors, and the leadership of the Student Affairs Directorate regarding the dynamics of student organizations. The forum was also used to evaluate challenges faced by ORMAWA and to formulate collaborative solutions to improve the quality of mentoring and organizational performance.
In his remarks, the Director of Student Affairs at UNIKOM, Andrias Darmayadi, S.IP., M.Si., Ph.D., emphasized the importance of careful planning in organizational management. He stated that every ORMAWA must have a clear annual work program so that each activity and competition has a measurable direction and purpose.
According to him, the student period is a strategic moment to develop personal capacity through various positive activities such as committees, competitions, training, and other self-development programs. All of these activities are expected to be reported through the Student Activity Assessment System (SPAK) as part of a competency development record, which will become one of the requirements for final project registration. He further emphasized that this policy is not intended to burden students, but rather represents the institution’s effort to encourage balanced growth in hard skills and soft skills. Learning, he added, does not only take place in the classroom, but also through organizational experience and student activities.
At the end of the event, the Student Affairs Directorate expressed hope for stronger collaboration between faculty advisors and ORMAWA, as well as the optimal use of funding and administrative time until the end of the period. Through focused and well-planned synergy, UNIKOM is committed to creating a productive, professional, and competitive student ecosystem. (Directorate of Hms & Pro)
Translated by: Gengria/DMUnikom