BRIEFING PKKMB UMJ 2026

Summary of the “BRIEFING PKKMB UMJ 2026” Video (Key Points)

UMJ Welcome & Event Theme

• UMJ welcomes new students for PKKMB 2026 with a spirit of knowledge, devotion, and preparation for campus life.
• The event theme is: “Green and Sustainable University / Green and Sustainable Global Campus.”

Purpose of the Briefing

• The briefing is an orientation step so new students understand how PKKMB will run and can avoid confusion on implementation days.

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Official Ceremony / Schedule (PKKMB 2026)

• Dates: 21–25 (held across 5 days), within the broader Monday–Friday span.
• 21–23: Conducted at Campus B (Ciputat/Cirende).
• 24–25: Conducted in each faculty (separate by faculties).
• Estimated participation: ~4,000 new students.

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Program Structure & Activities by Day

Day 1 — 21st

• University-level PKKMB at Campus B Cirende
• Includes an opening ceremony
• Introduction to UMJ leadership and student bodies (BEM/DPM)

Day 2 — 22nd

• UKM Expo
• Introduces student organizations/units (UKMs), including:
  • Arts
  • Campus da’wah unit
  • Student regiments
  • Language units
  • Outdoor/exploration groups
  • Choir, etc.

Day 3 — 23rd

• Mastama / Taaruf period for Ortom
  • For Engineering & Nursing:
    • Ortom activities go to Campus A (Cempaka Putih)
  • For other faculties:
    • Activities remain at Campus B Cirende

Days 4–5 — 24th–25th

• Faculty-based PKKMB
• Ortom commissariat activities within their respective faculties

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Attendance Rules & Anti-Hazing Message

• PKKMB is described as mandatory for regular new students.
• Supervision involves committees (lecturers, student leaders, and selected committee students).
• Strong emphasis on:
  • No hazing
  • No violence/bullying
  • Misconduct will be acted on if reported

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Key Behavioral & Logistics Instructions

• Arrival time: students must arrive early (around 06.00 readiness) since seats are arranged before the start and the opening involves large crowds.
• Daily time guidance: activities end before/around Maghrib (latest ~17.00).
• Transportation: students are told not to bring private vehicles; use public transport.
• Gathering location warning: for Days 1–2, everyone gathers at Campus B Cirende, regardless of residence or faculty.
  • Students are reminded to avoid misinformation from “seniors” about alternate meeting points.
• No unauthorized accessories/clothing: follow the official dress code and use official lanyards/name tags.

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Sustainability Requirements (Green Campus Implementation)

Students are instructed to align with sustainability practices based on the theme:

• Bring a reusable/recycled bag (recommended ~40×40 cm), made from used/recycled materials and durable enough for items.
• Bring own food and drinks
  • Committee does not provide food
  • Use reusable containers and a tumbler
• Water refill:
  • Refill points are provided
  • Students are urged not to buy bottled water
• Health:
  • Bring personal medicines
  • Ensure active health insurance (e.g., BPJS)
• Recycled ID card with seed content
  • Intended to be planted after the event

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Required Items & Documents

• Alma mater lanyard and ID card pickup:
  • 19 September 2026 (Saturday)
  • Campus B (Cendekia building), 09.00–00.00 (as stated)
• Students will receive the lanyard/ID card and must:
  • Fill in their own data
  • Attach a 2×3 photo as instructed
• Bring items such as:
  • Writing tools (for notes)
  • Prayer items (as needed)
  • Drinking bottle/tumbler
  • Emergency contact details, etc.

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Dress Code (High-Level)

• Dress code is detailed by day and gender (high-level overview):
  • Men:
    • White long-sleeve shirt + black trousers (not tight)
    • Black shoes/socks
    • Tie (as specified)
    • Lanyard/name tag
    • Alma mater attire for the ceremony
  • Women:
    • Similar overall theme colors
    • Modest and loose-fitting requirements
    • Skirts vs trousers specified in the detailed guidance
    • Headscarf requirements emphasized

Headscarf Guidance

• Wear a neat headscarf reaching down to the chest
• Avoid bergo/sport style
• Pashmina/rectangular recommended and pinned neatly

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Content Challenges (Social Media Incentives)

PKKMB includes optional/participation challenges for new students:

• TikTok/Reels “PKKMB Challenge”

  • DIY recycled bag content + “A Day in My Life” videos (30–90 seconds)
  • Mandatory frame/audio/format
  • Public accounts only (not private) for committee assessment

• Twibbon Challenge

  • Post a photo with real name/caption
  • No SARA content
  • Winners announced during PKKMB Day 1

• Jingle Cover Challenge (“UMJ in the heart”)

  • Cover/duet/vocal groups limited to new UMJ students
  • Modest clothing
  • Use the official frame
  • Upload deadline: by 20 September 2026

• Prizes mentioned:

  • “Imani”
  • Special-edition PKKMB merchandise

• Official information emphasis:

  • Updates are emphasized to be only from official UMJ/PKKMB social media accounts.

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Q&A Themes Addressed

• Meeting point / transport
  • Engineering & Nursing: no faculty-level gathering; go directly to Campus B Cirende for Days 1–2
• Employee class / new programs
  • Described as not requiring PKKMB like regular new students
• Video challenge
  • Stated as not mandatory, but encouraged due to prizes
• Misinformation correction
  • Students reminded to follow official committee instructions, not unofficial senior info

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Presenters / Contributors (Named in Subtitles)

• MC: Lintang Rusdina Sabila
• MC/Presenter: Quratul Aini Albahri
• Event Chairperson (PKKMB 2026): Dr. Lucy Andriani, M.Si
• Vice Chancellor 4 UMJ: Mr. Dr. Septa Candra, S.H., M.H
• Technical team lead / committee speaker: Kadinar Meidiana, S.I.P, M.Si
• Deputy Chancellor 4 (mentioned formally in greetings): Mr. Dr. Septa Candra, S.H., M.H
• Contributor mentioned in greetings: Dinar Meidiana (same person as Kadinar Meidiana in the subtitles)