Student Activity Unit HIMATOGRAPHY ITB STIKOM Bali, Thursday – Thursday, February 24 – April 17, 2025 has participated in the MARCH COMPETITION PARTICIPATION INNOVATION & COLLABORATION: BUILDING RESILIENT COMMUNITIES TO END POVERTY.
VIDEOGRAPHY COMPETITION: INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION BUILDING RESILENT COMMUNITIES TO END POVERTY is a competition held by Proxocoris. Proxocoris is an annual national to international competition organized by Klabat University (UNKLAB), North Sulawesi. The name “Proxocoris” itself is synonymous with innovation, creativity, and competitive spirit in the fields of technology, science, and development of sustainable solutions. This competition is a forum for students from various universities. One of them is involvement in this competition. We, the HIMATOGRAPHY Student Activity Unit, sent 9 members to participate in this activity. They are I Putu Pondi Lesley Krewed (220030433), I Made Dwi Widi Wedana (220030442), I Putu Eka Yuda Mahendra (220030488), I Putu Rama Wijaya Kusuma Putra (240030202), A A Ngurah Agung Bima Anantha (240030173), Gusti Ayu Agung Tri Damayanti (220050200), I Kadek Arya Rama Suryadinatha (220030502), Anak Agung Gede Deva Amertha Prayoga (220010165), and I Made Bagus Satria Pawana Kesuma Putra (240030244) who participated in the Photography competition. The theme for this competition is “INNOVATION & COLLABORATION: BUILDING RESILIENT COMMUNITIES TO END POVERTY”. This competition is international and can be participated by the general public.
The timeline for this competition starts from January 29 – March 7, 2025 with the agenda of collecting works through each participant’s Instagram. Then continued with the announcement of the winners which will be made on April 17, 2025.
Head of Student Activity Unit I Kadek Arya Rama Suryadinatha expressed his gratitude to the HMATOGRAPHY UKM Members for their participation in the competition to fulfill the HIMATOGRAPHY Student Activity Unit Work Program for the 2025 period, not forgetting the Supervisors for their support, criticism and constructive suggestions so that members can participate with good work. We hope that HIMATOGRAPHY UKM will be more successful in the future and become an example for other UKMs on campus.