Aquaresolve 2025 marked a strategic discussion forum connecting the Faculty Student Executive Board (BEM FPK), Faculty Activity Units (UKF), and various student communities within the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences, Universitas Airlangga. The event, held on April 30 and September 10, 2025, at Building C of the faculty, aimed to unite student organizations under one collective vision—building active, sustainable collaboration for the upcoming organizational period.
Through open dialogue and idea-mapping sessions, Aquaresolve 2025 successfully aligned the vision, mission, and roles of each UKF and community with the strategic direction of BEM FPK. The forum became a catalyst for synergy, emphasizing mutual understanding and cooperation across student-led organizations. To further enhance organizational capacity, the event also featured a “Proposal Class,” designed to equip participants with technical skills in preparing competitive proposals for programs, community projects, and competitions. Aquaresolve 2025 was not merely a coordination meeting but the first step toward fostering structured, effective, and impactful collaboration within the faculty’s student ecosystem.
The discussion sessions provided a platform for collective evaluation and idea exchange, enabling participants to identify key challenges and opportunities in improving organizational performance. Each UKF and community was encouraged to share their flagship programs and goals openly, creating a dynamic and solution-oriented atmosphere. This open dialogue was instrumental in establishing a shared foundation for developing future collaborative projects, promoting both innovation and efficiency in organizational management.
Aquaresolve 2025 also underscored the importance of preparedness and competitiveness. By equipping student organizations with better planning and proposal-writing skills, the forum aimed to prepare them to compete not only within Universitas Airlangga but also at the national and international levels. Participants left with a clearer understanding of how collaboration and innovation could amplify their organizational impact, particularly in supporting academic, research, and community engagement missions of FPK UNAIR.
Ultimately, the success of Aquaresolve 2025 reflected the faculty’s commitment to nurturing a culture of collaboration among student organizations. The synergy built during this event is expected to last beyond the current leadership period, becoming a sustainable tradition that strengthens the organizational ecosystem within FPK UNAIR. Through initiatives like this, the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences continues to promote inclusive, innovative, and future-oriented student leadership—aligning with Universitas Airlangga’s mission to foster excellence and global competitiveness in higher education.
