NERS NEWS — Surabaya – Airlangga Nursing Journalist (ANJ), together with the STIE Mahardhika Journalism Student Organization, held a comparative study entitled “ANJ Explore” on Sunday, September 20, in Classroom 4.10, Joint Lecture Building, Universitas Airlangga Campus C. The activity aimed to expand networks, exchange perspectives, and share knowledge about the world of journalism. The series of events included an opening session, presentations of organizational grand designs, division-specific discussions, and ice-breaking activities.
ANJ Explore is one of ANJ’s work programs in the form of a comparative study. The event began with an opening session and welcoming remarks. The ANJ Editor-in-Chief and the Chairperson of Mahardhika Journalism then took turns presenting their respective organizations’ grand designs. Participants subsequently joined division-specific discussion sessions to discuss activities and work programs in greater detail. Afterward, the committee organized ice-breaking games to create a more relaxed atmosphere before the event concluded.
The activity involved two organizations, namely Airlangga Nursing Journalist (ANJ) and the STIE Mahardhika Journalism Student Organization. The event took place on Sunday, September 20, in Classroom 4.10, Joint Lecture Building, Universitas Airlangga Campus C.
ANJ Explore aimed to expand and establish networks, exchange perspectives, and share knowledge in the field of journalism. The outcomes of this meeting are expected to serve as valuable input for the development of each organization. This activity aligns with efforts to improve the quality of education and strengthen partnerships between institutions in support of the achievement of the SDGs.
The Chairperson of Mahardhika Journalism, Na’ilah Syakirah, expressed her hope that the activity would benefit both parties. “Every organization certainly has its own differences. Therefore, we hope that through today’s activity, we can take the positive aspects and use them to support the development of both parties,” she said.
This activity is related to improving the quality of education through the exchange of journalistic knowledge and experiences among university students. It also supports the strengthening of partnerships between university organizations (SDG 4: Quality Education and SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals).
ANJ Explore is expected to have a positive impact by broadening participants’ knowledge and strengthening connections between ANJ and the STIE Mahardhika Journalism Student Organization. In the future, this collaboration is expected to continue and strengthen the contributions of student journalism organizations to education and society while supporting the achievement of the SDGs.
Writer: Aisyah Azzahra Trisnanto
