The Non-Plagiarism Canteen delegation has claimed First Place in the Education/Teaching category at the Corruption Eradication Commission's (KPK) Campus Integrity Fest (CIFest) on Tuesday, October 31, 2023. The Non-Plagiarism Canteen delegation comprised 8 Master of Constitutional Law students: Ade Yulfianto (2022), Ahmad Yani (2022), Azmi Fathu Rohman (2022), Beckham Jufian Podung (2022), Hasdinar (2022), Mario Agritama Satria Wibawa Madjid (2022), Muhammad RM Fayasy Failaq (2022), and Vina Rohmatul Ummah (2022), along with 2 volunteers from the Undergraduate Law Program: Fitra Dwi Nursetyani (2020) and Keysita Amara Kinaryosi (2020). Throughout the competition, the delegation was supervised by Dr. Totok Dwi Diantoro, S.H., M.A., LL.M.
Campus Integrity Fest (CIFest) 2023 carried the theme "My Idea, My Campus Integrity," aligned with the categories of the Tri Dharma of Higher Education -- education/teaching, research/development, and community service. CIFest is an initiative supported by the Corruption Eradication Commission aimed at building integrity and anti-corruption attitudes within campus environments, through a competition offering alternative solutions to integrity-related issues on campus. The KPK's Education Network Directorate seeks to build integrity through the involvement and collaboration of the academic community, with the hope that CIFest can strengthen anti-corruption character education.
CIFest 2023 was conducted by participants in three stages. First, identification of current issues facing the academic community. Second, formulation of the identified issue in the form of a popular scientific article, video, or infographic. Third, participants disseminate and communicate their idea within the campus environment or among target groups, whether through mass media or social media.
The selection and assessment process for CIFest 2023 was conducted in three stages. First, an administrative selection was carried out by the panel of judges, in the form of an assessment of proposals. Second, a curation process was conducted by the panel of judges, selecting the ten best proposals in each competition category. Then, a final assessment of the resulting work - whether in the form of a scientific article, video, or infographic - was conducted by the panel of judges to determine the winners.
The Non-Plagiarism Canteen won First Place in the Education/Teaching category through the publication of an opinion piece titled "Plagiarism and the Seeds of Corruption" on kumparan.com, along with a video and infographic titled "Creating Education Innovation: The Non-Plagiarism Canteen Launches Its Non-Plagiarism Service," uploaded to Instagram.
Author : Shafati Ummu Etnika Aulia
Editor: Public Relations
