Impressive, Humanities Student Achieves Success in Indonesian Advanced Science Competition 2024

HUMANIORA – (22/7/2024) A student from the Faculty of Humanities has once again demonstrated academic excellence by participating in the Indonesian Advanced Science Competition (IASC) 2024. Chesa Andreana, a ninth-semester student of the English Literature program, was one of the participants in this prestigious competition. The student from Bekasi, West Java, brought honor to the Faculty of Humanities by showcasing her proficiency and knowledge in the fields of English and Mathematics.

The IASC was organized by the Festival Olimpiade Sains Nasional (FOSNAS) on July 7, 2024, in North Sumatra. The event was attended by participants from various universities across Indonesia, competing online through the institution's website and monitored via Zoom meetings.

"I gained new knowledge and experiences by participating in the competition, and I am proud to have competed and won against various students from all over Indonesia," she said. This positive impression reflects the invaluable experience of the competition for personal development and the enhancement of academic skills of the participants.

Chesa's participation in the IASC demonstrates that students from the Faculty of Humanities excel not only in humanities but also achieve remarkable success in the fields of science and technology. This accomplishment is a tangible proof of the Faculty of Humanities' commitment to supporting and developing students' academic potential in various fields.

Responding to this achievement, the Vice Dean for Student Affairs and Cooperation, Dr. Galuh Nur Rohmah, expressed congratulations and appreciation. "We are very proud of the achievement attained by Chesa Andreana. This success reflects her dedication and hard work, and serves as an inspiration for other students to continue achieving. We hope that more students from the Faculty of Humanities will be motivated to follow in her footsteps and contribute in various fields of knowledge," said Dr. Galuh. With this accomplishment, the Faculty of Humanities hopes to continuously motivate other students to actively participate in various competitions and academic activities to enhance their personal quality and make positive contributions to society. Chesa Andreana's victory in the IASC is not only a personal pride but also an inspiration for the entire academic community of the Faculty of Humanities to keep excelling and innovating. [al]