MEDAN — November 9, 2026, the Faculty of Engineering USU held its regular Morning Assembly, attended by lecturers and educational staff as a means of fostering discipline, coordination, and togetherness in the workplace.

This assembly was coordinated by the Undergraduate Program in Logistics Engineering as the host, with Ir. Tania Alda, S.T., M.T., serving as the Assembly Supervisor. She delivered a message on the importance of building motivation through discipline and taking responsibility for the work entrusted to each individual.

In her remarks, she emphasized that every lecturer and member of the educational staff should carry out their assigned responsibilities conscientiously and make the greatest possible contribution in accordance with their duties and roles. This attitude is an important part of building a professional and responsible work culture.

The morning assembly also served as a platform for strengthening communication among members of the academic community and maintaining order in institutional activities. Gathering together in one forum provided all faculty members with an opportunity to foster a shared work spirit and support both academic and administrative services.

This activity is related to SDG 16 – Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions, particularly in promoting effective, disciplined, and accountable institutional governance.

Through regular morning assemblies, the Faculty of Engineering USU continues to cultivate a work culture that prioritizes discipline, integrity, responsibility, and meaningful contributions in supporting the implementation of institutional duties.