NEWS

SAMBA MUFE X SEBAR

Samba Feb Unair

Samba Feb UnairThe FEB New Student Welcome (SAMBA MUFE) is a program of the Human Resources Development Division that aims to introduce the campus environment to FEB's Muslim students. This activity aims to strengthen the bonds of friendship among Muslim students within the FEB. The mechanism of this activity includes an interactive talk show session between SKI FEB administrators and new FEB students, followed by mentoring by SKI FEB staff.

Seru Bareng Mosaic (SEBAR) is a series of activities in the form of inspirational studies with highly motivating speakers who can provide positive things with the aim of increasing knowledge, faith, accompanied by questions and answers, and fun games.

The SAMBA MUFE X SEBAR activity will be held offline on Wednesday, August 28, 2024, at the Soepoyo Hall of the Faculty of Economics and Business. This activity will be divided into two sessions: a material delivery session and a question and answer session discussing the reasons or motivations for choosing MOSAIC as an organization, the positive impacts obtained by joining the organization, and the urgency of solidarity within the organization. This material will be delivered by MOSAIC alumni, namely Mufrih Khoirul Abror and Duta Annisa.

By raising the theme "The Role of Student Organizations in Building Independence and Solidarity of the Young Generation", SAMBA MUFE X SEBAR 2024, aims for new students to understand the important role of student organizations in building independence and solidarity of the young generation, new students also get inspiration and motivation from the speaker's experience in organizing and can build ties between students and speakers.

This activity is one of the efforts to implement SDG number 4, namely Quality Education. It provides students with knowledge about the importance of organization, helping them develop skills, providing opportunities to interact with fellow students, and discovering interests and passions, which they hope will contribute positively to society.

This activity is also in line with SDGs number 17, namely the sustainable development goals (Partnerships for the Goals), where this can be used as a forum for all new students to build relationships, and can strengthen ties between Muslim students in the FEB so that in the future they can work together to achieve common goals and provide a positive influence for sustainable development.