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WISUDA APRESIASI GRANDE

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This video is a full recap of Wisuda Apresiasi Grande for Equitas/Equity Indonesia University on June 27, 2026. The ceremony features the graduation of:

  • Master’s programs
  • Bachelor’s programs (Management & Accounting)
  • Diploma (D3) programs (Banking & Finance, Accounting)

It covers formal opening procedures, speeches from education and government representatives, diploma awarding, notable award winners, student performances, and closing announcements.

Main Flow / Plot of the Event

Ceremony opening & order reminders

The host repeatedly reminds graduates and guests to:

  • take their assigned seats,
  • maintain order,
  • put phones on silent,
  • avoid taking photos except by the committee photographer,
  • not leave the hall unless necessary.

Procession with a traditional/ceremonial vibe

A graduation procession segment with music and singing sets an official tone for the event.

Welcome, institutional speeches, and religious prayer

The chancellor/officials lead opening remarks and prayer, followed by:

  • anthem performances,
  • a moment of silence for educators/servants/heroic figures (as referenced in the subtitles).

Academic proceedings

The senate open session is declared, followed by:

  1. Reading of the Chancellor’s decree appointing the graduates
    • Subtitles indicate 276 graduates total, including Master/MM and multiple Bachelor and D3 categories.
  2. Distribution/acknowledgment of graduation rights and academic titles.

Major addresses (key highlights)

Several speeches reinforce themes of readiness, responsibility, integrity, and connection to broader national and industry ecosystems:

  • Regional Higher Education Service (West Java & Banten) representative Emphasizes graduates’ readiness for work and the importance of meeting requirements (including mentions of PISN) and national preparedness.

  • West Java provincial government (Governor message) Focuses on West Java’s education commitments, workforce readiness, and generational contrasts (millennials vs. an older “colonial” generation). It also references economic/policy targets such as improving poverty and unemployment outcomes.

  • Chancellor of Equitas University Highlights that the diploma is the beginning of responsibility, encouraging integrity, lifelong learning, and contribution to the nation.

  • Bank BJB / YKP speakers Reinforce the idea that universities must connect to the industry and government ecosystem—strengthening skills, experience, and collaboration.

Inauguration + best graduate awards

Graduates are formally appointed by the chancellor. Diplomas are handed to best academic and best non-academic achievers, including:

  • Best academic Master (MM): Raden Josef Widiharta (GPA 4.00) Noted as a strong achiever and linked to BPR West Java.

  • Best academic Bachelor (Management): Camelia Rose (GPA 3.92)

  • Best academic Bachelor (Accounting): Amelia Khairunisa Putri (GPA 3.92) Recognized as a best presenter at an international event in Malaysia.

  • Best academic D3 Accounting and other D3 awards Plus non-academic achievements, including winners from futsal sports and choral arts.

Diploma handover, oath, and “Bagimu Negeri”

Graduates take an oath and then sing “Bagimu Negeri”, reinforcing patriotism and responsibility.

Inspirational alumni + student representative speeches

  • A Bank BJB leader/representative delivers a long personal story: growing up modestly (Lembang/Cikole area), overcoming education limitations, studying while working and through scholarships, then rising in a banking career to executive roles.
  • Another speech (student/alumni) emphasizes perseverance and character, warning that AI/digital change won’t replace integrity and empathy.

Performance moments

  • A choir performance, referencing “Equitas Harmony Choir” and “moon/lagu” in the subtitles.
  • A student dance performance (subtitles are garbled, but it is clearly a dedicated dance segment).

Fun / Odd Moments & Crowd Interaction

Recurring jokes and light banter

Speakers include humorous analogies to explain big ideas, especially around technology and AI, such as:

  • “technology is a double-edged sword,”
  • AI replacing routine roles,
  • examples like self-checkout in malls and autonomous vehicles.

A brief playful segment also references “chatting GPT” and Islamic fiqh in a joking tone, used as a cautionary reminder about digital behavior and ethics.

Closing Announcements & Practical Instructions

Committee guidance includes:

  • instructions about toga throwing,
  • photo readiness,
  • and a specific lost-phone segment: anyone who lost a phone in the S1 Accounting line is asked to go to the committee/LPO distribution area.

Final reminders also cover not leaving belongings and not using unauthorized photographers.

Standout Jokes / Memorable Highlights

  • Humor about tech replacement in work: Machines reducing human roles (e.g., bank tellers, retail jobs, self-checkout) to make “AI will change work” memorable.

  • “GPT chat” intermezzo: A comedic, quasi-legal Q&A style joke followed by an ethical reminder about online footprints and behavior.

  • “From village to executive” storytelling: A highly emotional highlight describing humble origins and how perseverance plus support led to leadership roles.

Key Reactions & Emotional Beats

  • Multiple moments of collective solemnity, including the national anthem and a moment of silence.
  • The awards segment reaches “peak ceremony” energy as winners are named and called out with applause cues.
  • Alumni speeches consistently stress pride and responsibility, emphasizing that character and integrity matter more than academic titles alone.

Personalities Appearing (as Roles)

  • Chancellor: Prof. Dr. R. Arif Helmi, S.E., M.P. (Chancellor remarks; formal decree/inauguration leadership)

  • Vice Chancellor 1: Dr. Muhammad Rozahi Istanbul (Appears during decree/ceremony segments)

  • Vice Chancellor 2: Dr. Dressy C.C. Taufurahman (Appears during diploma/award segments)

  • Regional Secretary / West Java representative: Mr. Herman Suryatman, M.Si. (Speeches/representation of Governor)

  • Higher education service (LL Dikti) representative: Mr. Dr. Lukman, ST., M.Hum.

  • Government/Envoy for MSMEs & Digital Economy: Mr. Ahmad Rida Sabana, MBA, M.Sc., PhD (Scientific oration)

  • Bank BJB leaders: including President Director Ais Subarna, S.M. and other executives/supervisors (Speeches, scholarships, ecosystem messaging)

  • YKP / Bank BJB supervision and representatives (Referenced across speeches)

  • Inspirational awardees / best graduates (Named individuals with GPA highlights)

  • Student representative / alumni speakers (Including Bank BJB-aligned alumni speakers and other graduate representatives)

  • MC / committee (Runs order announcements, photo/toga instructions, and lost-phone announcements)

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