Dynamics of Unit Kegiatan Mahasiswa Organization in Makassar (Case Study at STIM Nitro and STMIK Handayani)

Abstract

Abstract. This study was conducted to determine the factors that influence the dynamics of the organization. The focus of the analysis in question is especially on students who are active in one student organization and then move to another organization on student activity unit at university in Makassar (case study on STIM Nitro and STMIK Handayani). The research methodology used is qualitative descriptive approach. Approach method is used to determine the factors that cause the move of students from the unit kegiatan mahasiswa (UKM) to the one unit kegiatan mahasiswa (UKM) to another. The results of the research analysis indicate that the reason for the students to move other UKM students is due to factors: 1). communication; 2). Not relevant to the field of science. Factor Communication among fellow administrators is considered ineffective, thus causing the move of UKM. The second factor indicates that the student experience in a particular UKM will be maximized according to the field competency at the selected concentration.

Analysis of Organizational Performance of Student Activity Units

“…The number of STIM nitro students participating in student organizations is still very low. The reluctance of students to organize on campus, among others is because of the many daily lectures, organizational activities that are less attractive to them, or because they do not want to be burdened with campus organization activities [1]. On the other hand the government through Ministry of Research, Technology, and Higher Education (MRTHE) [2] has provided many motivations for assistance in the form of extracurricular By participating in student organizations, students can be more independent; many research has been conducted such as Suwandaru & Herlinah [3] stated that the causes of STIMIK Handayani students moved UKM were information deficiencies, and STIM Nitro students were caused due to role incompatibility.…”