“First Time” Online Judiciary of the Faculty of Languages ??and Arts in the Midst of the Covid Pandemic

Singaraja, FBS – For the first time, the Faculty of Languages ??and Arts, Ganesha Education University held a graduation ceremony in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. There is something different from previous judiciaries, the judiciary for the June period which was held on Tuesday (30/06/2020) was carried out using an online system for the first time, considering the implementation normal which does not allow meetings attended by many people in person. Prof. Sutama, who is the Dean of FBS, supervised 66 examinations consisting of the Indonesian Language and Literature Education Study Program (5 people), English Language Education Study Program (50 people), Japanese Language Education Study Program (8 people), and Fine Arts Education Study Program (3 people).

What is no less proud is that a student from the Ni Putu English Education Study Program, Liana Santy, succeeded in achieving the highest GPA, namely 3.98, with a commendation, where in conveying her warm message and impression, Liana expressed a lot of gratitude and gratitude to the entire Undiksha community who had helped. students in the administrative field and lecturers who have guided students in completing their studies in the midst of this difficult COVID-19 pandemic. “The all-round judiciary begins with the first word. “The first time the judiciary had to be carried out online in the midst of the Covid pandemic, for the first time students had to be more active, work hard in writing their thesis because it had to be checked using a plagiarism system,” said Prof. Sutama in the FBS Dean’s speech during the judiciary.

This is a proud achievement because the scientific principles that must be followed are this difficult and can be passed by the examiners. It is hoped that students who have graduated will still be able to contribute to the progress of their alma mater. The implementation of the online judiciary ended with joy and emotion for all the examiners and other members of the community. Hopefully, the Covid pandemic will end soon and conditions will be better in the future. (fbs)