01 August 2024
Anita Kartika Pasaribu
FIB USU PR - On Thursday, August 1, 2024, the Undergraduate History Study Program, Faculty of Cultural Sciences (FIB), University of North Sumatra (USU) held a Joint Podcast activity with Kardopa FM Radio in the FIB USU Meeting Room. This activity was carried out offline by inviting experts and specialists, as well as stakeholders regarding the theme, namely Dr. Suprayitno, M.Hum (University of North Sumatra), and Abdul Rahim Siregar, S.T., M.T (Member of the North Sumatra DPRD) and Moderator M. Azis Rizky Lubis, S.S., M.A., This activity was held as an effort to raise awareness to the public, especially young people to care for cultural heritage as one way to strengthen national identity.
This event was attended by 25 participants from students of the Undergraduate History Study Program, the Chair and Secretary of the Undergraduate History Study Program, and 4 Undergraduate History Lecturers. In addition to participants who attended directly in the FIB USU meeting room, there were also participants who listened via Radio Kardopa 99.4 FM, and watched live via Radio Kardopa's Facebook page.
Dean of the Faculty of Cultural Sciences Prof. Dr. Dra. T. Thyrhaya Zein, M.A delivered a welcoming speech, Youth, especially students, must take a role in efforts to preserve culture and cultural heritage in North Sumatra. This is a form of our devotion to the community, as well as a form of our efforts to strengthen our identity as a great nation. Through this activity, in addition to expanding our network of cooperation with other agencies and institutions, students are also expected to be critical and consciously involved in efforts to advance culture as a basis for national development.
The increasingly rapid development of globalization makes access to information easy. The ease of accessing this information can have positive and negative impacts on the development of society in social life. This is certainly a challenge in itself, considering that all information can be accessed, including information related to the culture of other nations. As a nation that does not isolate itself from access to the outside world, this phenomenon is commonplace. However, if it is not fortified with a strong Pancasila spirit as a filter for foreign culture, all forms of culture and cultural values ​​belonging to the nation itself will slowly disappear.
Cultural Heritage is one of the variables that can strengthen the nation's identity. As a nation with a long history, the Indonesian nation certainly has important relics that are part of its civilization culture. In historical periodization, these relics are silent witnesses of the progress of civilization that has occurred in Indonesia. One of the areas that has historical relics is North Sumatra Province.
The activity continued with a group photo and the presentation of certificates by Radio Kardopa, represented by Mr. Pieter Manopo to the Dean of the Faculty of Cultural Sciences. The Dean of the Faculty of Cultural Sciences also presented souvenirs to Mr. Pieter Manopo as a representative of Radio Kardopa and also to one of the speakers, namely Mr. Abdul Rahim Siregar, S.T., M.T., who is a Member of Commission D for Development, DPRD of North Sumatra Province.
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