The Campus Harmonization Division of the Student Executive Board (BEM), Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIP), Universitas Diponegoro (Undip), successfully held the PSDKU Gathering 2026 under the theme “A Space for Voice; A Space for Change” on Saturday, May 16, 2026, at the Undip PSDKU Rembang Campus. The event was chaired by Welienda and represented a collaborative effort between the Campus Harmonization Division of BEM FISIP Undip and the Student Association of the Public Administration Study Program in Rembang (HMPS APR).
The gathering served as both a forum for fostering collegial relations and a discussion platform aimed at aligning work programs and organizational direction between HMPS Public Administration Rembang and BEM FISIP Undip. Through this meeting, it is expected that stronger integration among student elements and more open communication will be achieved. With purposeful alignment, every designed work program can be implemented more effectively and in accordance with student needs.
The primary objective of organizing the PSDKU Gathering was to build and enhance the quality of harmonious partnerships between BEM FISIP Undip and HMPS APR. The event aspires to create an academic and organizational climate that is participatory, open, and responsive to the needs of students within the FISIP Undip environment. Through this gathering, more effective communication and more robust inter-institutional relationships among student organizations are anticipated.
The success of the PSDKU Gathering was evident in the smooth execution of activities as planned, as well as the creation of a supportive atmosphere for participant interaction. The active participation of BEM FISIP Undip and HMPS APR demonstrated their commitment to strengthening institutional ties. Furthermore, the event succeeded in opening effective channels of communication, enabling student aspirations to be conveyed and well understood. Overall, the PSDKU Gathering effectively strengthened synergy, improved communication, and fostered collaboration among student organizations.
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