Collaborating with Mulawarman University, VMCS Launches Campus Impact program: “Empowering Futures, Knowledge Beyond the Classroom”
VMCS Advisory Indonesia initiated a program themed VMCS Campus Impact: Empowering Futures, Knowledge Beyond the Classroom, recognizing the vital role that lecturers and students play in the academic world. This program, launched during the signing of a memorandum of understanding with Mulawarman University (UNMUL) in Samarinda, East Kalimantan, aims to develop communication and business communication skills and bridge the academic world with current industrial needs. Through collaboration with universities, VMCS Advisory Indonesia wants to expand communication capabilities in the campus environment with active participation in public lectures and sharing session iniclasses.
Elvera Nuriawati Makki, CEO of VMCS Advisory Indonesia, expressed the inspiring vision behind the VMCS Campus Impact program. She said, “VMCS Campus Impact was established to support the young generation, empowering them to not only apply their knowledge in the classroom but also to soar beyond its confines. This, in turn, will bring great honor to the campus and have a wide-reaching impact on society, inspiring hope and a brighter future.”
VMCS Campus Impact is also aimed at lecturers and university public relations to improve reputation and ranking through campus branding. Various activities will be carried out, including conducting public lectures, webinars, and special classes involving experts in the field of communication. This program targets students and all universities to increase insight into effective and integrated business communication. In addition, through this program, VMCS Advisory Indonesia provides students with internship opportunities and academic research support through the contribution of expert sources to help students prepare final assignments or scientific journals.
The VMCS Campus Impact program will be implemented effectively offline and online for each collaborating university. “It is hoped that this program can help in creating a young generation who can make positive contributions and impacts outside the campus environment for the wider community, provide added value to the quality of student resources, and also help strengthen the reputation of universities that produce high-quality graduates,” concluded Elvera.