38 Prospective Hajj Pilgrims Undip Solemnly Released by the Rector

38 Prospective Hajj Pilgrims Undip Solemnly Released by the Rector

UNDIP, Semarang (5/5/2025) – Diponegoro University (Undip) again showed its attention to the welfare of the academic community through the official release of prospective pilgrims from Undip’s extended family. This event was held in the Rector’s Conference Room located on the 2nd floor of Widya Puraya Building.

The event began at 14.00 WIB with an atmosphere full of solemnity and warmth. Beginning with the recitation of the holy verses of the Qur’an and remarks from the committee, this event was attended by the Undip Rector, university leaders and Undip DSDM, as well as prospective pilgrims from various work units. Prof. Dr. Adian Fatchur Rochim, S.T., M.T. as the Vice Rector III of Human Resources, Information Technology, Law and Organization, in his speech expressed his appreciation and prayers for the prospective pilgrims.

“Alhamdulillah, this year there are 38 prospective pilgrims from Undip. Hopefully the entire worship process will be given smoothness and health,” he said. He also had time to share personal stories about the experience of performing the hajj pilgrimage, including logistical challenges such as tents in Mina that were not enough to accommodate pilgrims and the importance of maintaining physical fitness during the trip.

The atmosphere became an unforgettable magical moment when the representative of the prospective pilgrims, Prof. Dr.Ing. Ir. Suherman, S.T., M.T. expressed his gratitude to the university leaders and related parties. “This pilgrimage for us is not only a physical journey, but also a soul journey towards closeness to Allah,” he said gratefully.

The event then continued with remarks from Undip Rector, Prof. Dr. Suharnomo, S.E., M.Si. He raised personal reflections on his spiritual journey during the Hajj which touched his heart. He also recalled his childhood who liked to read old school magazines such as Tempo, and liked to follow the side note stories, one of which was about the author’s trip around the world. He expressed his confusion and amazement about the reason why the author finally concluded that of all the cities he had visited, from Paris, Rome, to Tokyo, the author actually said that for some reason there was only one city that he always missed, namely Mecca. The author said, “Of all the cities I have visited and seen, this hot city is the city I miss.” Said the rector of Undip, surprised and amazed.

The Rector also emphasized the importance of making the Hajj pilgrimage a turning point in character building. “Personal piety should not stop at oneself, but also have an impact on social piety. A mabrur hajj is a hajj that is able to form a new person, become a more caring person, and bring more benefits to the environment around him,” he said.

The event was closed with a joint prayer and farewell greetings from the rector. “We are happy to release all of you to fulfill this lifetime obligation. Take care of yourself, keep the good name of the alma mater campus, and please pray that Undip will always be given smoothness and blessings,” he concluded with a sincere and happy tone.

(DSDM Media)

Sending the Retired to Sow Honor: Undip Releasing Retired Civil Servants with Proudness and Love

Sending the Retired to Sow Honor: Undip Releasing Retired Civil Servants with Proudness and Love

UNDIP, Semarang (5/5/2025) – In a cool temperature room located on the second floor of Widya Puraya Building (Rector’s Conference Room), the atmosphere that usually feels so formal today suddenly turns warm and familiar. Light laughter was heard, greetings between colleagues flowed smoothly and quietly. Today Diponegoro University gives something that nothing can buy. A sense of appreciation, memorable moments and sincere love.

In the event “The Release of Retired Civil Servants for the period January – April 2025 and the submission of the Diponegoro University KORPRI Setiakawan fund”, Undip not only released its employees who were retiring but also shared its love and celebrated the dedication of the employees.

A Warm Greeting that is Not a Farewell

The Rector of Diponegoro University, Prof. Dr. Suharnomo, S.E., M.Si. delivered a “farewell” greeting that felt more like a hug. Showing his real respect as a leader to Undip servants.

“Undip would not be this good except without the services of all ladies and gentlemen, I think religious teachings also say so. There are 3 things that are eternal; charity, useful knowledge and prayers of pious children. I believe that if we intend to contribute to providing useful knowledge, you and I have at least left one of these eternal things on this campus,” he said, both respectful and proud.

He believes that small gifts can actually become big memories that students will never forget. As well as the dedication of undip employees who were released that day.

Furthermore, the Rector also said that even though Undip is a large campus, it is still always not free from imperfections so he appealed to take something good, based on love. Good or bad as long as love does not matter so that the heart is comfortable and there are no regrets at all during your retirement.

The event then continued with the handover of loyalty funds to employees who had retired, as a symbol of solidarity and togetherness from KORPRI UNDIP. It was given not only to those who were present, but also to the families representing the employees who had passed away.

Chairman of the Undip Wredatama Association, Prof. Dr. Ir. Y. S. Darmanto, M.Sc. said,

“At least the first 3 months after retirement, don’t get sick. Stay enthusiastic, healthy and don’t forget to pray to be safe. Gather with friends to share experiences with each other. That is the key to happiness in retirement,” he said, greeted by warm applause from the audience.

The most touching moment was the delivery of messages and impressions from Dra. Diana Rusmawati, M.Psi, representing the retired civil servants, she conveyed how emotional the moment was. Not because of grief but feelings of love.

“Previously we were probably still busy making RPS, filling in SISTER Undip, and even trying to just understand the new system again which for me was extraordinary. But today it doesn’t feel like me and my friends have officially become alumni. Alumni is not only where we serve but also learn, grow, increase but also tired. But we will still love Diponegoro University. Believe that we have made a wholehearted effort and done the best we could.”

She represented all former civil servants to express his gratitude for the warm trust from colleagues at Undip and also the students who have become their source of enthusiasm in serving. His hope and the Executives in the future UNDIP will become more advanced, superior, become an inspiring, inclusive space and benefit the surrounding environment.

The event ended with a group photo session and also closed with greetings and warm hugs to each other.

(DSDM Media)

Affirming Integrity and Encouraging Work: UNDIP Inaugurates Lecturer Officials, Rector Calls for the Spirit of “Becoming a Champion” and Working Hard to Form a Legacy

Affirming Integrity and Encouraging Work: UNDIP Inaugurates Lecturer Officials, Rector Calls for the Spirit of “Becoming a Champion” and Working Hard to Form a Legacy

UNDIP, Semarang (25/4) – Diponegoro University reaffirmed its commitment in building excellent organizational governance and integrity through the implementation of the Oath Taking and Inauguration Ceremony of Diponegoro University Officials on Friday (25/4) which took place at SAMWA Building 1st Floor, UNDIP Tembalang Campus. This activity was attended by UNDIP Chancellor Prof. Dr. Suharnomo, S.E., M.Si., deans as witnesses, clergy, and a range of invited guests from various work units.

A total of five lecturer officials with additional duties were officially appointed on this occasion to fill strategic positions within the university. They are:

  • Agung Julianto, S.E., M.Si., Akt., Ph.D. as Head of Accounting Department
  • Prof. Dr. Ir. Badrus Zaman, S.T., M.T., IPM., ASEAN Eng. as Head of Environmental Engineering Department
  • dr. Galuh Hardaningsih, M.Si.Med., Sp.A(K). Sek as Secretary of Pediatrics Specialist Program
  • Dr. Anang Wahyu Sejati, S.T., M.T. as Head of the Center for Promotion and Publication of Community Service Research Results
  • Adi Firman Ramadhan, S.E., M.Ak. as Secretary of Undergraduate Accounting Study Program

The ceremony began with the presence of participants in their respective places in a warm and solemn atmosphere, greeting each other and shaking hands while waiting for the Rector to enter the room. After the event began with the singing of the Indonesia Raya song by all attendees. the event continued with the reading of the Rector’s Decree regarding the appointment of new officials.

After the reading of the Decree, the procession continued with the taking of the oath of office led directly by the Rector and accompanied by clergy from each religion. The oath of office includes a commitment to maintain integrity, avoid abuse of authority, and uphold transparency and professionalism.

After taking the oath, the reading of the Integrity Pact was carried out by the committee, followed by the signing of the minutes by the inaugurated officials, witnessed directly by the Rector and witnesses. One by one, the newly appointed officials received congratulations from the Chancellor and other UNDIP leaders.After reading the Decree, the procession continued with taking the oath of office led directly by the Chancellor and accompanied by clergy from each religion. The oath of office includes a commitment to maintain integrity, stay away from abuse of authority, and uphold transparency and professionalism.

After the inauguration, the Rector of UNDIP, Prof. Dr. Suharnomo, S.E., M.Si., delivered an inspiring and meaningful speech. In his speech, Prof. Suharnomo emphasized the importance of employee involvement and appreciation for the dedication of the entire academic community. He said that work is the foundation of institutional sustainability and the leadership system at UNDIP needs to be built on the basis of quality performance and the spirit of collaboration.

“The choice of the words ‘employee and employee’ that our predecessors inherited is truly extraordinary. Because clearly, the basis is work. If you don’t work, you don’t eat. This indicates that we live from real contributions”.

He also said that the quality of employees can be categorized into several levels: from solid citizens, keepers, to super keepers who have excellent and inspiring performance.

“Most employees, around 80%, are generally currently at the ‘solid citizen’ level or those who work with sufficient performance. However, now we need to move to the next level, which is to become a ‘keeper’ or have outstanding performance. More than that, we encourage them to reach the highest level, namely ‘super keepers’, those who are not only superior and outstanding (excellence performance), but also able to inspire”.

He continued,

“They think with the principle of abundance, establish relationships as brothers, and never worry about their sustenance because they believe that everyone already has their own path of sustenance. These are the champions who will leave a legacy and bring real change,” he said.

The Rector also emphasized that too many employees with average quality can actually erode the spirit of the champions. For this reason, he called for the importance of raising performance standards and building a mutually reinforcing work ecosystem.

In his closing remarks, the Rector also appreciated the achievements of the Faculty of Medicine which successfully entered the international rankings and encouraged all units to improve the quality of scientific work, including journal publications.

“Let’s continue to work, create, and maintain the spirit of blessings. We not only want to be better, but also inspire,” he concluded.

The event ended with the singing of Bagimu Negeri, a joint prayer, and hospitality with congratulations from all invited guests.

With this inauguration, Diponegoro University hopes to continue to encourage a work spirit that is superior, collaborative, and oriented towards creating real impact for the institution and the nation.

(DSDM Media)

Real Steps to Build Undip, Non ASN Permanent Employee Candidates (CPTU) Batch 10 Present Innovative Change Projects

Real Steps to Build Undip, Non ASN Permanent Employee Candidates (CPTU) Batch 10 Present Innovative Change Projects

UNDIP, Semarang (16/4) – Diponegoro University through the Directorate of Human Resources organized a series of Pemaparan Proyek Perubahan activities in Pendidikan dan Pelatihan Dasar (Diklatsar) for Calon Pegawai Tetap Undip (CPTU) Non ASN Batch 10. This activity took place for two days, from April 15 to 16, 2025, in 11 locations within Diponegoro University.

This activity is one of the important stages in the Diklatsar process that must be followed by the CPTU before being appointed as permanent employees. In this session, 110 participants presented the results of the change projects they had compiled in front of 11 assessors from Diponegoro University.

Each participant is given about 10-15 minutes to deliver a presentation followed by questions and answers for about 10-15 minutes. The change project submitted must reflect the contribution and innovation of participants in supporting the progress of their respective work units, and become part of the final assessment of participants’ graduation in the Diklatsar program.

Although many participants admitted that they were nervous and felt nervous when presenting to the assessors, the whole activity went smoothly and orderly. They realized that this was a part of learning and reflection for the participants to increase their capacity, think innovatively, and contribute significantly to the development of the institution. With the end of this presentation session, it is hoped that the participants can continue to implement the change projects that have been designed, as well as foster the character of professional employees who are ready to support the vision and mission of Diponegoro University in the future.

(Media DSDM)

Prepare Lecturers to Become Superior Trainers, UNDIP Holds Certified Training of Trainers (ToT) Training

Prepare Lecturers to Become Superior Trainers, UNDIP Holds Certified Training of Trainers (ToT) Training

UNDIP, Semarang (17/4) – In order to improve the competence of lecturers as facilitators and trainers of students in academic and non-academic fields, Diponegoro University through the Directorate of Human Resources organizes Training of Trainers (ToT) Training and Certification activities for lecturers at Diponegoro University in 2025.

This activity is a series of trainings that began online on April 15, 2025, followed by offline training on April 16 and 17, 2025 at the 4th Floor Meeting Room UPT Library Diponegoro University, and closed with a certification process through online assessment.

The activity was officially opened by the Vice Rector III for Human Resources, Information Technology, Law, and Organization, Prof. Dr. Adian Fatchur Rochim, S.T., M.T. In his speech, Prof. Adian conveyed the importance of increasing the capacity of lecturers in their dual role as educators and trainers, who are able to inspire and guide students to develop holistically.

The ToT participants were representatives of lecturers from each faculty and school in Diponegoro University. During the two-day training, 30 participants received briefings from professional speakers from the ESQ Leadership Center. The materials presented included General Learning Principles, Learning Design Roadmap, Session Plan Framework (RPP), Group Practice – RPP, use of learning media and e-learning, and effective communication techniques through the concept of Power of 3V (verbal, visual, vocal). In addition, participants were also trained in the skills of opening and closing techniques in teaching, as well as practicing microteaching to hone their ability to deliver material directly.

The activity took place interactively and enthusiastically. The participants were very enthusiastic about participating in the entire series of training, both online and offline, as a form of commitment to become competent, qualified trainers, and ready to contribute to improving the quality of education at Diponegoro University. Through this ToT program, it is hoped that lecturer trainers will be born who are able to assist students with approaches that are effective, inspiring, and relevant to the challenges of higher education in the modern era.

(DSDM Media)