This page is going to present the activity of UPNFE's students both national and international level:
 | Maryella and Milzam, The Student of Nonformal Education winning the runner up and the third place in Putra Putri FIP Event Maryella Febrina Lasniroha Simamora, a Nonformal Education student class of 2023, has succeeded in becoming runner up (second place) in the 2024 FIP Unesa Boys and Girls event (Putra Putri FIP Unesa 2024) . In the same event, Nonformal Education students class of 2023 also succeeded in winning third place. Both of them have completed a series of activities that are part of quarantine and character building as representatives of the sons and daughters of FIP Unesa. The series of selection events consists of several stages. The first stage is selection in the form of a written test and interview regarding the Faculty of Education, Surabaya State University, general knowledge, essays regarding students' particular views on education and general knowledge, English interviews, and QnA. In the second stage, participants take part in a selection in the form of a full interview. speak English about general knowledge, regarding FIP Unesa, personal branding and organizations. After passing both types of selection, the participants who passed this stage were quarantined for three days to carry out performance training for the grand final. On the first day of quarantine, full material regarding personal branding and knowledge about FIP, as well as focus group discussions. On the second day of quarantine, there were performance activities, make up classes, catwalk practice and program plan presentations. On the last day of quarantine, a clean rehearsal was held for the grand final. Maryella and Milzam admitted that they had
tried their best and were proud to be able to bring the name of the
non-formal education study program to qualify for the grand final, and
win second place and third place. Furthermore, they are both
enthusiastic about continuing their role as ambassadors for the sons and
daughters of FIP by participating in social programs run by the
association. |
 | Wafiq, Student of Undergraduate Program of Non Formal Education (2023), Wins the First Runner Up at the IPPNU PK Ambassador Event IPPNU Unesa held the 2024 IPNU IPPNU UNESA PK Ambassador Selection
Activity with the theme: Smart and Talented with good character as IPNU
IPPNU Ambassador for a bright future. This activity was attended by a
number of participants with a total of 75 participants. This activity is
carried out in several rounds, namely: One of the Out-of-School
Education students, Wafiq Afidah took part in the selection of PK IPPNU
ambassador and succeeded in winning the title of 1st Runner Up. Together
with 7 other category winners, he was seen smiling happily at getting
the results of his hard work. These ambassadors carry a mission to
become young IPNU IPPNU representative ambassadors who are talented,
have character and are ready to spread goodness for the benefit of the
people. Congratulations, Wafiq and all the winners! |
 | Student Organization of Non-Formal Education Unesa Visit HMD, State University of Malang In order to build sustainability and positive legacy of the student organization through practical steps, The STudent Organization of Non Fromal Education, UNESA 2024 held a PKBM (Society Learning Center) Visit Event in Malang on Friday, March 15, 2024. This activity was held at PKBM S. SUPRIADI which was hosted by Mr. Jemy Yusak S.Pd. Then continued with a Comparative Study in collaboration with HMD (STudent Organization) of Non-Formal Education University of M 2024. It was held in the Faculty of Education room, State University of Malang which was attended by a number of functionaries on duty. Also present were Dr. Shobri Firman Susanto as the Assistant for Student Affairs of Student Organization of Non-Formal Education UNESA and Mrs. Ummu as a lecturer in the UM Out-of-School Education Study Program. At the event, it discussed about sharing work programs between departments and introductions per department. In addition, there was also a takjil (snack for iftar) distribution event which was held at 17.00 WIB at JL. Veteran Malang City. Then continued with breaking the fast together which was closed with a group photo and sayonara. |
 | Dare to step out of their comfort zone! UNESA Students Involved in International Conference in Malaysia Sunday, October 22, 2023 The Faculty of Education successfully dispatched 14 of its students to attend an International Conference in the Student Excursion program at the University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. One of them, Kezia Syafa Zahrani, who is a student of the Out of School Education Study Program, successfully passed the selection of participants to take part in the activity for 1 week. Departure to Malaysia was accompanied by Muhammad Ashar, S.Pd. M.Sc, Lecturer of Special Education Study Program. The International Conference with the theme "Sustainability Education Development 2023" discussed various ways to empower educators to improve the quality of human resources in the world. This activity was attended by participants from various countries such as the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Korea, China, and even Russia. Given these diverse differences, it is hoped that this international conference will not only provide an opportunity for participants to receive extraordinary material, but also provide the right platform for participants to exchange opinions and gain insight into foreign education systems and cultures. In addition to the International Conference, the participants also had the opportunity to attend in-class lectures organized by the University of Malaya. Some examples of lectures that have been attended by participants are parenting classes, psychology classes, and training classes to become good educators. Not only that, the participants also got the best experience when invited to explore every corner of the campus. One of them was when the participants entered the Asian Art Museum which is located on the campus of the University of Malaya. Through a series of activities packaged in this student excursion program, it is hoped that it can be a provision to enrich students' learning experiences and insights to prepare themselves to face the challenges of an increasingly complex and diverse world. As well as motivating students to be more courageous in stepping out of their comfort zone, because the world is very wide and our time is very short. |
 | UPNFE Student's Activity When Participate in Student Exchange in Thaksin University, Thailand Out of School Education Study Program (S1) student on behalf of Reina Iranti Nur Fadlilah became a delegate in the student and lecturer exchange program organized by the Faculty of Education (FIP). This program took place for four weeks from 30 October to 28 November 2023 at Thanksin University, Thailand. The existence of this program aims to deepen international cooperation in the academic field and increase cross-cultural understanding as reported on the fip.unesa website. During this program, Reina felt that she gained extraordinary experiences in terms of culture, social, food and education there. During the four weeks of this program it was not only limited to experiencing college at Thaksin University, but they gained various new opportunities and experiences. The scheme of activities they did while there. In the first week they together with Atma Jaya Catholic University students got to know various Thai cultures, ranging from learning Thai, dancing traditional dances (Loy Krathong), going to the Songkla Folklore museum, and exploring various tourist attractions in the Songkha area, Thailand. In the first week also on November 4, 2023 Thanksin University held "The 8th International Conference on Education and Social Science Thaksin University" which was attended by various countries. At that time Reina Iranti, one of the PLS students, had the opportunity to present her article, which had been booked by UNESA Task Force for Prevention and Handling of Sexual Violence with the title "Preventing and Handling Sexual Violence through PENKESIJA: an Educative Program for Secondary School Students in Surabaya-Indonesia". This time Reina was not alone, she was accompanied by Nirmala, one of the PLB students. This article discusses PENKESIJA which stands for Penyuluhan Pendidikan Kesehatan Reproduksi Remaja, an extension program to empower adolescent reproductive education. The program contains various information about reproductive health materials, mental health effects of sexual violence, and consultation guidance on sexual and reproductive problems. The program will collaborate with PKPR (Youth Care Health Services) and psychiatrists. These two parties play an important role in the sustainability of the PENKESIJA program. The program is expected to be a forum for education and also a breakthrough from the increasing problem of sexual violence. In the second week they came to one of the schools in Songkha that has collaborated with Thanksin University, Banbangdan School. There they conducted preliminary studies for Project Bassed Learning (PjBL) and interacted with pre-service researchers from Thaksin University. Banbangdan School is a Buddhist school. They have prayers and ceremonies every morning (start of school) and afternoon (after school). Reina stated that this fostered their sense of tolerance. The implementation of PjBL they did in the third week which was assisted by a pre-service researcher from Thaksin University. Reina, who is majoring in Out of School Education, did a training project on making bracelets from beads for grade six and ice breaking for learning development in grade 5. It was only during the fourth week that they entered the classroom and learned with Thaksin University's pg-paud students. Reina stated that she was very happy to participate in their class, because she made many friends and could exchange social media with Thaksin students. They gained a lot of knowledge about traditional Thai games while learning with pg-paud students and "Achan" Nop. "Achan" is a Thai word for calling a lecturer. In the last week they had a closing ceremony by presenting a dance. |
