This sub-chapter will discuss communication ethics that students need to know when interacting with lecturers and staff. Communication between students, lecturers, and staff (tendik) will happen throughout the lecturing period. Along with the development of technology, communication between students and lecturers is not only face-to-face, but can also be via short messages via email, SMS, and WhatsApp messenger. There are ethics that must be considered and maintained when communicating with lecturers and staff. Here are some things that can be used as a guide when you want to communicate with lecturers and staff.
Related Posts
Do you still remember Apia Dewi Agustin? Her name once captured the public’s attention with her inspiring story. This young woman from a remote village in Magetan Regency, East Java, successfully pursued her undergraduate degree and then continued her Master’s and Doctoral studies at the Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Gadjah Mada (FEB UGM), free of charge, thanks to her academic achievements.
Now, Apia has once again made her alma mater proud.
Building a brand and reaching consumers no longer rely solely on conventional promotions. Social media has become a primary channel for shaping a business’s image.
The clinking sound of metal echoes through a silver craft workshop in Kotagede, Yogyakarta. Skilled hands carefully hammer sheets of silver on a steel anvil.
Significant changes are taking place in the global tourism industry. Today’s travellers, especially younger generations and international tourists, are increasingly concerned about the environmental impact of their travel activities.