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Purwokerto, 28 Agustus 2026 — Fakultas Ilmu-Ilmu Kesehatan (FIKes) Universitas Jenderal Soedirman (Unsoed) mengawali rangkaian pembinaan Program Kreativitas Mahasiswa (PKM) melalui kegiatan First Gathering Dream Team PKM FIKes Unsoed pada Jumat (28/8). Kegiatan yang berlangsung mulai pukul 16.00 WIB ini menjadi langkah awal dalam mempersiapkan mahasiswa FIKes untuk menghasilkan proposal PKM yang inovatif, berkualitas, dan berpotensi lolos pendanaan.
Kegiatan tersebut diikuti oleh mahasiswa yang tergabung dalam Dream Team PKM FIKes Unsoed. First Gathering dirancang tidak hanya sebagai ajang perkenalan, tetapi juga sebagai momentum untuk menyatukan mahasiswa dalam kelompok-kelompok PKM, memetakan ide dan minat, serta memberikan pemahaman awal mengenai proses penyusunan proposal hingga pendampingan menuju Bootcamp PKM.
Dalam kegiatan tersebut, mahasiswa mendapatkan pengarahan mengenai penyusunan proposal PKM dan berbagai hal yang perlu diperhatikan sejak tahap awal. Narasumber pertama, Dr. Muhamad Salman Fareza, S.Si., M.Si., memberikan penguatan mengenai gambaran umum proposal PKM, termasuk contoh dan pembelajaran dari proposal yang belum berhasil lolos seleksi. Materi ini diharapkan dapat meningkatkan kesadaran mahasiswa mengenai berbagai aspek yang perlu diperhatikan agar proposal yang disusun lebih kompetitif.


Selanjutnya, Tim PKM FIKes memberikan pengarahan terkait pembentukan kelompok PKM. Mahasiswa kemudian difasilitasi untuk membentuk kelompok berdasarkan minat, ide, dan bidang yang akan dikembangkan. Pembentukan kelompok menjadi salah satu agenda utama karena menjadi dasar bagi proses pengembangan ide dan penyusunan proposal pada tahap berikutnya.
Selain pembentukan kelompok, kegiatan juga membahas mekanisme pendampingan dan pembimbingan proposal. Tim juga memberikan pengarahan terkait calon dosen pembimbing yang akan mendampingi masing-masing kelompok sesuai dengan topik atau bidang yang dikembangkan mahasiswa. Pemetaan pembimbing ini diharapkan dapat membantu kelompok memperoleh pendampingan yang lebih sesuai dengan kebutuhan substansi proposal.
Melalui kegiatan First Gathering ini, setiap kelompok diharapkan tidak berhenti pada pembentukan tim, tetapi segera melanjutkan proses dengan mematangkan ide, menentukan permasalahan yang akan diangkat, serta mulai mengembangkan konsep proposal PKM.


Kegiatan ini menjadi bagian awal dari rangkaian pembinaan Dream Team PKM FIKes Unsoed yang akan dilanjutkan dengan pendampingan proposal hingga pelaksanaan Bootcamp PKM. Dalam proses selanjutnya, mahasiswa akan mendapatkan pendampingan secara bertahap untuk mengembangkan ide menjadi proposal yang lebih terstruktur dan kompetitif.
Koordinator Bootcamp PKM FIKes Unsoed, Raditya Bagus Septian, MNSc., RN, BN, menyampaikan bahwa pembentukan Dream Team diharapkan dapat menjadi wadah bagi mahasiswa untuk berkolaborasi dan mengembangkan gagasan yang tidak hanya kreatif, tetapi juga mampu memberikan solusi terhadap berbagai permasalahan kesehatan dan masyarakat.
Semangat tersebut menjadi dorongan bagi seluruh anggota Dream Team untuk memulai perjalanan PKM secara bersama-sama. Dengan terbentuknya kelompok dan pemetaan calon pembimbing, FIKes Unsoed selanjutnya akan berfokus pada pendampingan dan penguatan proposal sebagai bagian dari persiapan menuju PKM 2027.
First Gathering Dream Team PKM FIKes Unsoed diharapkan menjadi langkah awal lahirnya gagasan-gagasan kreatif mahasiswa FIKes yang mampu berkontribusi dalam menyelesaikan persoalan nyata serta membawa nama FIKes Unsoed semakin berprestasi di tingkat nasional.
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