Improving Quality and Maintaining Cohesion at Semester Meetings of the Cultural Anthropology Program

• By Admin
• Jumat, 26 Januari 2024

In order to maintain the quality of the program and to improve the cooperation between the lecturers, the anthropology program regularly holds program meetings before the start of the new semester. This time, the program meeting was held on January 26, 2024. The characteristic of the Cultural Anthropology Study Program meetings is that they are always held with the enthusiasm of the members, all of whom are anthropology lecturers at Home Base. One of the factors that gave rise to a sense of kinship among the lecturers was that the meeting was chaired by Aliffiati, S.S., M.Si. as Coordinator of the Cultural Anthropology Study Program.

This meeting raised a number of important agendas that will be the focus of the study program activities to be implemented in 2024. These agendas include the distribution of courses for the Even Semester 2023/2024, which will begin on March 1, 2024. Then there are preparations for Social Anthropology 2024 activities involving exchange students from Norway. In addition to reporting the results of research and community service in 2023, along with plans for similar activities to be carried out in 2024.

In addition, the meeting also discussed the importance of updating the content of the study program guides to adapt to changes and challenges in the ever evolving market. There will also be a discussion on the development of routine study program events, such as PPPM (Community Service Research Training), which will be held in February 2024. Including preparations for the Cultural Anthropology Study Program at Udayana University to host the Adjasi event in 2024.

By holding these routine faculty meetings, the Anthropology Program emphasizes the importance of coordinating, communicating, and preparing for educational programs. It is hoped that the decisions made at the meeting will have a positive impact on the student learning experience and the overall quality of the program. Thus, program meetings are not only a forum for discussion, but also a forum for faculty to collaborate and formulate strategic steps. All this is aimed at improving the quality of education and services for students of Cultural Anthropology at Udayana University. (drd).