Young Committee Association Orientation (PKS): Different Tracks, One Harmony

Semarang, October 25, 2026 – The Public Administration Student Association (HMPS Administrasi Publik), Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIP), Universitas Diponegoro, has successfully organized the series of events titled “Young Committee Association Orientation” (Perangkat Muda Kenal Sehimpunan / PKS). The PKS activity aims to serve as an initial introduction for new students to become better acquainted with the organizational environment, ranging from the management structure and work culture to the activities carried out by The Public Administration Student Association.

The PKS series was held at the Aula PKM Diponegoro Muda, Building D, 1st Floor, FISIP Undip, featuring a concept different from that of the previous year. It commenced with the division of participants into four groups, encompassing a total of 8 departments. In the first session, four initial groups engaged in departmental introductions by visiting the designated department posts. Meanwhile, the other four groups participated in a sharing session conducted by the Chair and Vice Chair of the Association, Aldi Sandika Purwana and Nadifta Mahatma Agusta. The sharing session delivered by the Chair and Vice Chair covered organizational experiences, provided insights into fundamental organizational skills, and addressed preparedness to become Young Committee member of the 2026 Public Administration Student Association. Subsequently, upon entering the second session, the four groups that had not yet participated in the departmental introductions visited the department posts, while the four groups from the previous introduction session attended the sharing session. Through the selected departmental introduction session, it is expected that the young committee members of the association will gain an understanding of the culture, work methods, work programs, and agendas of the selected departments.

By carrying the theme “Different Tracks, One Harmony,” the PKS activity is expected to broaden knowledge about other departments while simultaneously strengthening camaraderie among young committee members, so that the 2026 Public Administration Student Association can become a more solid, progressive, and sustainable organization.