Inauguration of the Governor and Vice Governor of the Student Executive Board of the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Bengkulu, 2025
The inauguration of the Governor and Vice Governor of the Student Executive Board (BEM) of the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Bengkulu (UNIB), for the 2025 term was held on February 25, 2025, in the faculty’s dean meeting room. This event marked an essential step in the student leadership regeneration process within the faculty, aiming to strengthen the student organization in implementing various work programs and representing student aspirations.
During the inauguration, the newly appointed BEM FP UNIB leaders officially took their oath of office and received their mandate to fulfill their responsibilities over the next year. The inaugurated Governor and Vice Governor are Azim Ramadhan (Bachelor’s in Animal Husbandry, Class of 2022) and Rince Novita Yulianda (Bachelor’s in Agribusiness, Class of 2022). The Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, Dr. Indra Cahyadinata, SP., M.Si., officiated the inauguration of the BEM FP UNIB Governor and Vice Governor for the 2025 term. The event was also attended by faculty officials, including the Vice Dean for Student Affairs, Dr. Hesti Pujiwati, SP., M.Si., student representatives, and guests who expressed their support and appreciation for the newly elected leadership.
Key agendas discussed during the event included presenting the vision and mission of the newly elected Governor and Vice Governor, emphasizing their leadership direction. Furthermore, there were expectations that this student organization would play an active role in enhancing academic quality and student welfare within the Faculty of Agriculture.
With the inauguration of this new leadership, it is hoped that the Student Executive Board of the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Bengkulu, will continue to strengthen its organizational framework in carrying out its duties and responsibilities for the benefit of students and the advancement of the faculty in the future.
