AMSA UPH 2012/2013 MEMBERS

AMSA UPH 2012/2013 MEMBERS

• Academic

1.      Vinson Hartoyo

2.      Delvira Parinding

3.      Edwin Halim

• Finance  

                  1.      Audie Christopher

• Membership & Development

1.      Josephine Darmawan

2.      Victor Christian

3.      Leni Lukman

4.      Nazla Ananda Rachmi Puti
5.      Fidelia Octaviani

• Community Outreach

1.      Agatha Marcelline

2.      Patriscia Handojo

3.      Viona Tjhin

4.      Leony Nerry Sabatini

5.      Desak Ketut Nariswari Pramegia

6.      Fivilliani

7.      Sisilia Susiska Soo

• AMSEP & Delegates

1.      Andrew Lukman

2.      Abelina Dini Fitria

1.      Graciella Novian Triana Wahjoepramono

2.      Feliciana Amelinda

3.      Kara Listira Soedarmono

4.      Stiffany Yap

5.      Natasha Dianasari

6.      Asis Deelip Mirchandani

• Public Relation

1.      Yessy Tanujaya

2.      Ivana Supit

3.      Bramadi Sihagung

4.      Clara Natasya

5.      Maggie Nathania

• Multimedia & Documentation

1.      Andrew Lukman

2.      Abelina Dini Fitria

Open Recruitment New Member

Hello..!!

Now, it is your turn to be a part of us! Be a part of our big family. Be a part of AIMing Team!!

How to join us?????  Tweet

1.       Fill out the CV form (applicant form)
       * download form : Form Oprec 2012-2013_2.docx (please print this form)

2.       Make a motivation letter that include:

·         Reasons why you want to join AMSA?

·         What will you give to AMSA?

·         What do you expect to get from AMSA?

·         What division (2) do you want to join? Why? Note that the division should be in order.

Please note that the motivation letter should be:

-           in English

-          printed 2x.

* For MulDoc applicant please give your OWN portfolio/your design. 

** For the optional division, you can read the previous post

3.       Collect it on the 27th or 28th August to Josephine Darmawan (2011) in room 615.

4.       For further information:

·         Immanuela Hartono (277AD7C9)

·         Josephine Darmawan (2619C781)

CANCER DAY

AMSA UPH's WORLD CANCER DAY 2012

Started with an idea from Internal’s division of AMSA UPH, all members of AMSA UPH should be active members and learn how to organize an event and so all members were divided into 3 teams and each team was given a different theme. These groups then divided into World Cancer Day, Tuberculosis Day or Earth & Health Day.

On 4^th February, World Cancer Day was marked to raise awareness of cancer and to encourage its prevention, detection, and treatment. First, group 1 planned to hold this event on 17^th February 2012 while we will combine cancer day with valentine day. However, there’s another event on so this event was moved to 25^th February 2012.

In this opportunity, group 1 which are consist 20 members with 3 additional seats for another AMSA UPH members were celebrated this event on YKI (Yayasan Kanker Indonesia) at Lebak Bulus. In this event, there are cancer patient, cancer survivor and also the committee of YKI. Not only them, we also cooperated with the committee so all patients and survivors were brought one of their closest person to join this event.

We started this event with pray, then continued with first session which were consist of designed patchwork by each survivors and patients and made valentines card by their closest person. While they made their handmade, the committee from AMSA UPH joined them and so they could shared some of their struggle and their fights into this cancer.

This event was continued with second session which was decorated chiffon cake by survivor, patients and their closest person while they were divided into 3 small groups first. After finished their decoration, they were asked to write some wishes which was in our plan will be hanged on halogens balloons. Unfortunately, these halogens balloons could not afford the heaviness of all wishing cards so we burnt these wishing cards as a symbolic that this wishes already sent to God.

After finished all the main session, we arrived at the closing session which was handover valentine cards from the patients and survivors’ closest person to patients and survivor. Because of not all patients and survivors brought their closest person, the committee already made some cards for them so everyone still got valentine card. We also share all cakes that had been decorated before and took pictures of them.

 Overall, we can conclude that this event was run smoothly even though we only had a really short time to prepare this event and this is the first event conducted by some members. We learn lot of things from them like their fighting spirit and we could also give some care and concern for them. We hope this event will be one of the most memorable event for them like for us.

-VIVA AMSA UPH-

AMSA DETECTION 2012

AMSA DETECTION 2012

This year AMSA Detection was held at Universitas Brawijaya, Malang, from the 24^th-26^th February 2012. Some delegates from AMSA UPH participated; our very own President of AMSA, Nathania Sutisna, and along with some others, Patricia, Annisa Pramadi, Victor Christian,Tanessa Audrey, Immanuela Hartono, Josephine Dermawan, Keziah Tuerah, and Andrew Lukman. We were all welcomed there by our LO, Nathan Aditya Wilyanto. Which of all, everyone agreed to be the best LO ever (even if it is the first for some). There were many that participated, around 21 universities. Among all are the delegates from UI, UAJ, UGM, UNAIR, UKI, UB, and so much more. This AMSA Detection has 2 big main events, the Debate Competition and the Social Act. The Debaters from UPH were Annisa Pramadi, Immanuela Hartono, and Keziah Tuerah. The rest were delegates and were to participate in the Social Act.

The Debate Competition was fun and was a great experience even if we did not win. If  not mistaken there were approximately 26 debate teams, because some university sent out 2 teams. There were 6 rounds in the Debate Competition; two pre-eliminary rounds, one octo finals, one quarter finals, 1 semifinals, and finals.  We had the chance to debate against the host, UB B in our first pre-eliminary round and in the second pre-eliminary round, we faced UI A. In the first two rounds, points were accumulated, and the teams with higher points move on to the octo finals. UPH team surprisingly did get through to octo finals along with 15 other teams. In the rest of the rounds, once you lose the debate, you don’t go on. So in the octo finals we were up against Atma Jaya A (UAJ), and thank God we made it through. We got into the quarter finals along with 7 other universities. In the quarter finals we faced UMI, and there we lost. UMI later faced UNPAD, UNPAD won and on the other side, UI B faced UNHAS and UNHAS won. In the finals, it was UNHAS vs UNPAD, and at the end UNHAS took the crown. They deserved to win, they were really good informed debaters. The UPH team was pretty happy with the results, it was their first time debating together and never had the chance to practice before together as a team but they turned out to be a good and solid team.  Maybe next time we’ll bring something home for UPH. *fingers crossed*

While the Debate Competition was running, the other delegates were busy as well. They all were participating in the Social Act. In this Social Act, they visited a school, SMAN 4. There they held a seminar talking about BMI (Body Mass Index), obese and, healthy food and unhealthy food. After the seminar every student in the school was weight and their height was taken. Then their BMI was measured from the data taken, and also it was plotted to the growth chart by CDC. The diameter of the arms and waist were also measured. For those who turned out to be malnutrition, underweight, obese or PEM, were consulted by the doctors, and eventually being followed up by the doctors. This was a good thing, because we got to give something to the community through this social act. After the Social Act, the delegates got to experience different cultures and food from different areas, through “Javanese Cultural Fair”. There were many food and snacks from different areas, and they were some traditional dances you could try. According to one of the delegates, it was very fun.

After the final debate competition, everyone, the debaters, and the delegates all gathered together for the Farewell Party. Apart from being really exhausted after all the activities in the day, the Farewell Party was pretty refreshing. Getting to see some of the debate opponents not so in a “serious” mode as they sing and dance was good. It sort of changed your perspective about them.  You first see them as being the geeky, intimidating person, and then when you hear their voices and the song they sing, all are wowed.  It was a wonderful way to end the exhausting but fun day.

The next day it was recreation day.  Our LO brought us to shops that sold Malang’s traditional snacks then we went to this beautiful place to eat before we leave. The whole experience was so amazing. In all between the activities, we got to make lots of new acquaintance and try lots of new food. Its worth all the time spent. We definitely recommend others to participate in next year’s AMSA Detection!!!

-VIVA AMSA UPH-

PALET

Personality and Action in Leadership Training

Personality and leadership are two aspects that really important now a days. Even though the smartest person in the world needs a good personality and leadership skill to be success. Its not easy to build a good personality and leadership skill, some trainings are needed to develop those skills. Therefore AMSA UPH and AMSA UAJ have held 2 days seminar of Personality and Action in Leadership Training (PALET).

First day of PALET was held on Unika Atma Jaya, Pluit. Vice Dean 1 of FK UAJ opened the event by a short speech then continued by some words from Nathania (Representative of AMSA UPH) and Suryadi (Representative of AMSA UAJ). The Ice breaking then held after those speech. In this moment, all participants introduced themselves to one and other for the first time. After they had known each other, Session 1 was held. In this session the speaker was Victor Setiawan Taslim, a student of National University of Singapore who also a professional speaker from “Supermind” Institution. Victor mrought a topice about “I’mpossibility”. Two important things that we could learn from this session. We learnt that success is come from a habit and that we must be an optimist person to see every oppurtinities in every occasion. This Session is very interesting and Victor was made all the participants to have more confidence on  theirselves to go through their limit and achieve something better than they already had now. 

The speaker for the second and third session was Ivanaldy Kabul. He is the young entrepreneur (19 YO) who has a good leadership skill, he even lead a study house that call FISH ( Filial Inteligence Study House) with more than 50 students. In the second session, Ivan was give the topic about leadership. In this session, the participants was learn how to lead people, how to place people in the in the right place, and how to become a good and brave leader with big dreams. And in the last session that day, Ivan shared about time management, networking and some others. And for the closing, he gave one performance for all the participants. He played one song (Valentine theme) with saxophone which make all the participants fell into his performances.

      The event was continued to the second day. In this second day, the event was held on Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Pelita Harapan. The day was start with campus tour, all the participants was taken around FK UPH. After the campus tour the event was continue with some mini games ( mini outbound). The games was created to improve the team work and friendship within the participants from AMSA UAJ and AMSA UPH. After a long, tiring, yet fun games, all the participants had some lunch before they came to the next session which was AMSA Session. On AMSA Session, we invited some important people from AMSA INDONESIA for them to shared some things with us. The People that we invite were :  

1. dr. Nadya Khoinnunisa (Odenk) – ex-EC AMSA INTERNATIONAL, alumnus from FK UPH 2005
2. Rhema Wiguna – Vice of overall Chairperson AMSA International, FK UPH 2008
3.  Juliana Ng – Secretary of Membership & Development AMSA INTERNATIONAL, FK UAJ 2008
4. William Cheng – Regional Chairperson AMSA INDONESIA, FK UI 200
5.  Huilee – Secretary of Membership & Development AMSA INDONESIA, FK UNTAR 2009

In this AMSA Session they were sharing about how they were “ served” AMSA and how fun it is. Not only them, Nathania and Suryadi as the representative of AMSA UPH and AMSA UAJ also shared about the fun to work in the AMSA. From this AMSA session all  the participants, whose new member of AMSA, was looked really motivated after heard the sharings.

After all, from this PALET event, we really hope that the new member can learn  a lot of things to become a good LEADERSHIP with good PERSONALITY. Also we hope that the friendship between AMSA UPH and AMSA UAJ will be last forever. And the important things is we really hope that the new member, after this event and after heard some sharing from their alumnus, will make some remarkable things for AMSA.

-VIVA AMSA UPH-

EAMSC 2012

EAMSC 2012 Infectious Disease

Battling the Enemy on All Fronts 

On January 15-20 2012, delegates from all over Asia and Australia came to Singapore to join the East Asian Medical Student Conference 2012. 5 delegates from AMSA UPH also participate in the total of 43 students that represent Indonesia in this international event. And in those five days, medical students from all countries will participate on the academic lectures and competitions, cultural events, and also social programs.

The first day began with Welcoming Party. All delegates were divided into groups, which allow us to meet new friends from other countries, and a group moderator will lead the group. The following days will be filled with academic lectures, workshops, and competitions. At the evening, the group moderator will take us to many interesting places in Singapore, such as Singapore Flyer, Night Safari, The Merlion, etc. On the last day, a Cultural Fair was held. Each country will have a booth representing their cultures and country. We also join the cultural workshop such as the Henna Painting, Chapteh, Indian dancing, and lantern making. The very last event is the Cultural Night. Each country will perform something on the stage. Indonesia performed the Papua dance, Saman dance, and a choir with angklung as a background music.

The academic competitions in EAMSC 2012 are: Health Campaign Competition, Scientific Paper Competition, White Paper Competition, Scientific Poster Competition (Regional Category), and Scientific Poster Competition (Open Category). In the end, Indonesia won the Gold Award and Merit Award in Scientific Poster Competiton (Open Category).

EAMSC provides an opportunity for medical students to meet and discuss the current medical and health issues in medicine. It challenges us to be proactive and speak out while also cultivating our social awareness to the community. It is also an avenue to learn and experience the cultures and traditions of different countries. This five-day conference will transform strangers into life long friends, and establish a strong network among the medical students in Asia and Australia.

-VIVA AMSA UPH-

AMSA UPH 2011/2012

AMSA UPH HIERARCHY 2011/2012

-VIVA AMSA UPH!!!-

WORLD DISABILITY DAY

WORLD DISABILITY DAY 2012

World Disability Day, a day to appreciate the disabled, both physically and mentally disabled is celebrated every 3 December. To participate on this day, on 20 November 2011, AMSA UPH held a community outreach for all the mental disabled people in Yayasan Bhakti Luhur, Jakarta. This 20 participants came from any age; from toodlers to adults. Most of them are autistic, ADHD, Down's syndrome, etc.

The event is started by a brunch, a morning exercise, and followed with a games. The winner of the games was awarded with a gift. The next event is movie time. After watching a comedy film 'Mr.Bean', the participant will have a chance to answer some questions in a little quiz at the emd of the movie. The quiz met some difficulties because some participants have speaking or hearing difficulties so they cannot participate. Some participant also performed a little show, like singing or playing music instruments.

The outreach is both interesting and challenging because this is the first event that allows  us to interact with mentally disabled people. Sharing the day with them made us realize that there are many things in our life we should be thankful for. They taught us many things, they taught us about life.

-VIVA AMSA UPH-