English Literature Studies University of Teknowrat Indonesia again held collaborative activities by Stellewing by Students in Gathering by Sheraton. This event is one form of implementation of cooperation with the Sheraton Lampung Hotel.
This event involves students from the U.K. Student Union, guidance counselor, and representative of the Sheraton Lampung Hotel. Among the students who performed were Nazaha Azzumar, Handera Diah, Muthia Afifah, M. Davin, Elvira Febriana, Devan Pramudia - Fauzi, and Muhammad Naukur Fangi Susilo. Present also Vice-Director of Collective and Public Workers, Dr. Ryan Randy Suryono, S.Kom., as well as Chairman of the British Literature Studies, Suprayogi, S.S., M.Humm.
The event is on Saturday, June 15, 2024.
It's in the pool area of the Sheraton Lap Hotel, creating a relaxing but enthusiastic atmosphere.
This event aims to provide the space of expression and exploration for British Literature students in developing their storytelling talent. In addition, this event supports character forming, as well as effective and confident communication skills, both academic and professional.
The show begins with a welcome from Human Resource Manager Sheraton, Shela Septiati. Resuming with the storytelling of students who brought me interesting stories like Little Red Riding Hood, Legend of Maqbagendit, to The Bear and Hot Chocolate. 17 students and three professors were present in this activity that lasted an hour and a half in spirit and appreciation.
Dr. Ryan has stated that the co-operation between the University of Teknokrat and the Sheraton Lampung Hotel has been a great benefit to both parties and is expected to continue. Meanwhile, Shela insists that this activity is in line with Sheraton's vision of supporting the development of young potential. The chairman of the English Literature Prodition also adds the importance of storytelling as a media reinforcing student's skills to convey ideas in an interesting and communicative way.
Events closed with a shared photo session, leaving a deep impression on all participants. All sides hope similar collaboration can continue to be done forward, opening up new opportunities for student self development and real contributions to the public.
