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Doodleheimer

The Welcoming Party for the DKV Program at UPH was a vibrant and motivating event that aimed to introduce new students to the program’s community. It began with welcoming speeches from the program’s leadership, emphasizing its significance and the role of the Student Association of DKV (HMDKV). The event also featured interactive sessions to help new students connect with each other, fostering stronger bonds within their cohort. Notably, creative games like the Kahoot-based “Smart but Not Too Careful” and the cosplay competition added an element of fun and creativity to the event, showcasing the talents and enthusiasm of the new students.

Photo of One of The Student Groups in Doodleheimer

Moreover, senior students Carla C. and Natashia Lim played a pivotal role by sharing their experiences and insights. They advised maintaining mental well-being, effective stress management, and balancing academics with extracurricular activities. Their guidance served as a valuable resource for the incoming students, helping them navigate the challenges of their academic journey. Additionally, alumna Agnes Hernadi shared her experiences, shedding light on the challenges and solutions encountered during her studies, particularly in the context of the pandemic. Her perspective as an alumna provided a unique and relatable perspective for the new students, offering them inspiration and guidance as they embark on their own DKV UPH journey. Documenting the event through photos and videos allowed participants to capture these memorable moments, creating a sense of nostalgia and unity among the new DKV UPH students. Overall, the Welcoming Party was an inspiring and informative start to their journey in the DKV Program at UPH.

Photo of All the Participants and Committee of Doodleheimer
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VCD UPH Goes to UPHC

On Thursday, September 9, 2023, Universitas Pelita Harapan College (UPHC) organized a University & Career Day event aimed at helping its students prepare for choosing their future study programs and universities. One of the study programs featured in the exhibition was VCD UPH.

VCD UPH hosted an exhibition showcasing their final projects and specializations. During the event, many UPHC students showed enthusiasm and asked questions to learn more about VCD UPH.

We, from VCD UPH, express our gratitude for the opportunity provided by UPHC to come and share information about our study program. We hope that many UPHC students will be interested in joining VCD UPH to pursue studies in visual communication design.

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Book of Acts

The Visual Communication Design Program at Universitas Pelita Harapan has just released its latest compilation book of final projects, titled “Universitas Pelita Harapan Visual Communication Design Student’s Final Projects: Book of Acts.” This book features 41 final projects created by 54 students during the academic year 2022/2023. These projects include fiction films, documentary films, visual identities, visualizations, concept art, environmental graphic design, packaging design, board game design, and much more.

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AICON Coswalk Competition

The “Introduction to UPH Animation Convention” (AICON) took place at Universitas Pelita Harapan and featured an enthralling Coswalk competition that captivated attendees. With esteemed judges Yagaichi (also known as Alianisha Krishtalia) and Monica Veralda presiding, the event saw a total of 30 enthusiastic participants immerse themselves in the world of cosplay. An engaged audience of 20 excited spectators added to the dynamic atmosphere, creating an environment of energy and anticipation.

6-year-old Kirana Almiera as Lightning from FF XIII-2.
13-year-old Anezka Evtonia as Boa Hancock from “One Piece”
Rika, 20 years old, as Sophie Hatter from “Howl’s Moving Castle”

Against this backdrop, participants channeled their favorite characters, delivering impressive performances that truly brought these characters to life. After careful deliberation, the victors emerged: Rika, 20 years old, claimed the first-place spot with her portrayal of Sophie Hatter from “Howl’s Moving Castle”; 13-year-old Anezka Evtonia secured second place with her portrayal of Boa Hancock from “One Piece”; and the youngest contestant, 6-year-old Kirana Almiera, took third place with her portrayal of Cygnus Hyoga from “Saint Seiya.”

In addition to these winners, the event also recognized the following “Juara Favorit” (Audience Favorites): Anastasya Luchsinger, Erik Erlando, and Jocelyn Josdoan. Their outstanding cosplays resonated with the audience, showcasing their creativity and dedication to their chosen characters.

This event not only celebrated the creativity and dedication of the cosplayers but also showcased the diverse array of characters cherished by animation enthusiasts. Held at Universitas Pelita Harapan, the success of the Coswalk competition at AICON served as a testament to the animation community’s spirit and left an indelible mark on participants and attendees alike.