Jakarta, April 1, 2026 – The Student Representative Council of the Faculty of Communication at Tarumanagara University (DPM Fikom Untar) successfully organized its work program, Angket Mimbar 2026, on Friday, March 27, 2026. This event carried the theme “ASPIRAKSI: Voice Your Aspirations, Driving Change” as a manifestation of its commitment to accommodating and channeling student aspirations constructively for the collective advancement of the Faculty of Communication at Tarumanagara University.
Angket Mimbar is one of the strategic programs that serves as a two-way communication platform between students and the faculty. Through this activity, students are provided with an open and participatory space to express their criticisms, suggestions, and appreciation directly. The presence of faculty leaders, lecturers, and staff reflects strong institutional support in fostering transparent, inclusive, and solution-oriented dialogue.
In addition to being a platform for conveying aspirations to the faculty, Angket Mimbar also offers students the opportunity to evaluate student organizations (ORMAWA) within Fikom Untar, such as DPM, BEM, PRO, I-Focus, Creadzy, TV FIKOM, and Oranye. The interactions built within this forum are expected to strengthen synergy among organizations and improve the quality of student organizational performance in a sustainable manner.
The event began with an opening speech by the Head of Committee of Angket Mimbar 2026, Felichyta Chrisdiani, followed by remarks from the Dean of the Faculty of Communication at Tarumanagara University, Dr. Sinta Paramita, S.I.P., M.A. The highlight of the event was the presentation of 435 student aspirations collected from cohorts of 2022 to 2025. These aspirations covered various aspects, including academic, non-academic, and evaluations of student organization performance. All submitted aspirations were not only presented but also followed up with direct responses and discussions from the relevant parties.
Through the implementation of this event, it is hoped that student aspirations can serve as a foundation for policy-making and encourage positive, adaptive, and sustainable changes within the Faculty of Communication at Universitas Tarumanagara. (KG)