The 4 - Airlangga Global Engagement

THThe 4

2021Surabaya – Surakarta

24 May – 2 June 2021 (online)

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

This year, Universitas Sebelas Maret (UNS) brings the courses Agriculture-Based

Design, Traditional Market and Community Development project (Study Case: Batik) to

Inherit program. The participants are expected to obtain insight and knowledge regards

with the local nature and community development. There are plenty of creative

industries that need to be raised on the surface, in this term are straw craft and Batik.

Therefore, this program aims to present the local potential on creating global quality

products. UNS will also take us to the traditional market in order to figure out the activity

of Indonesian shopping groceries runs out including the daily transaction over there.

Indonesian is an archipelago country that has various cultural heritage. The

Indonesian heritage is not only in tangible form but also intangible one as well. The

multeity of Indonesian heritage includes artifacts, performing art, ritual, traditional food

and medicine, music instrument, clothes, traditional craftmanship, and so on. Thus, these

number of cultures should be preserved in way of recognition and maintaining inter-

generational transfer of knowledge.

Universitas Airlangga in collaboration with Universitas Sebelas Maret (UNS)

conduct an international program implementing culture-based program. The program is

called as In-herit (Indonesian Heritage). This year, Universitas Airlangga raises health

science issue in term of Indonesian traditional medicine. Participants will learn about

how traditional medicine contributes to Indonesian health all this time. They are also

expected to acknowledge and obtain new insights about the various of Indonesian

traditional medicine including massage, herbal herbs, traditional food and scrubs. As for

the series of the activity, this program will provide online lectures and also lively practices

in order to present the precious opportunities for the participants learning based on the

reliable instructors directly.

TIMELINE

Universitas Airlangga Schedule:

Application Deadline : 15 April – 17 May 2021

Announcement : 20 May 2021

Introduction of Indonesian

Traditional Medicine

24 May 2021 :

25 May 2021 : Indonesian Massage Course

Indonesian Traditional

Remedies Course

27 May 2021 :

28 May 2021 : Javanese Lulur Course

Universitas Sebelas Maret Schedule:

31 May 2021 :Agriculture-Based Design

Traditional Market

1 June 2021 :

2 June 2021 :Community Development

Project (Study Case: Batik)

Zoom Meeting will be distributed once the participants are accepted.

GUIDELINES FOR PARTICIPANTS

All participants are required to rename their zoom meeting ID with

format (University Abbreviation_Name) (e.g. UNS_Clara Jane)

All Participants are encouraged to join the forum 10 minutes

before the program starts

If the participants have any questions please kindly inform the

lecturers by “raising hand”. Then, you may speak when the

lecturers allow to

The microphones of participants will be muted by default

1.

2.3.

4.

ISSUANCE OF E-CERTIFICATE AND ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT Ÿ Inherit is a credit earning program. The credit earning will be

stated on transcript in the form of hours

Ÿ Both e-certificate and transcript of participation will be issued to

those who participating throughout the program, submitting the

assignments, and completing the online survey form

Ÿ The assignments will be delivered by the lecturer upon the class

Ÿ The participants should have minimum of 80% of attendance to be

eligible to obtain the e-certificate and transcript of participation.

UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA GENERAL COURSES1. Introduction of Indonesian Traditional Medicine

Traditional medicine has been practiced in the world for centuries.

Traditional medicine refers to health practices, approaches,

knowledge and beliefs incorporating plant, animal and mineral

based medicines, spiritual therapies, manual techniques and

exercises, applied singularly or in combination to treat, diagnose

and prevent illnesses or maintain well-being. Passed along from

generations to generations, some of the traditional treatment on

some region has gaining more popularity and is readily being

incorporated into modern day health care, not only in the

developing world but also in the developed countries.

Course Description:

Competencies:

Understanding the history and concept of Indonesian

Traditional Medicine

Understanding the concept of Alternative Complementary

Therapy

1.

2.

Teaching method:

The instructor presents his/ her content through a virtual

classroom and following with Q&A Session

Tools

Zoom meeting

2. Indonesian Massage Course

Traditional Massage is commonly an ancient healing system that

combines broad and targeted stimulation and manipulation of

energy inside the body. It is believed as combination of art, science

and culture. And as a non-medicinal remedy and manual therapy,

it involves bodily manipulation in which the practitioner helps re-

balance patient's body, energy and structure or posture of human

body. The Indonesian Traditional massage, namely Javanese

Massage, Balinese Massage or Borneo massage, whereas the part

of cultural hereditary inheritance, thus believed to enhance health,

healing illness, as well as maintaining beauty and fineness. The

traditional massage usually uses specific massage oils and

essential oils with distinctive scents.

Course Description:

Competencies:

Have an overview of the massage movement

Understanding the history and concept of Indonesia massage

Have an overview of Javanese massage practice

1.2.3.

Teaching method:



Tools

Zoom meeting

3. Indonesian Traditional Remedies

Traditional medicine and herbal formulations have been used by

humans for healing and treating various diseases and disorders.

One of Indonesia's cultural heritage is herbal medicine or

commonly known as "Jamu" (Indonesian Herbal Remedies). Jamu

is the Indonesian traditional herbal medicine that has been

practiced for centuries in Indonesian community to maintain good

health and to treat diseases. Various formulations are made based

on a reference to the recipe of an ancient royalty cultural heritage,

or as a household remedy, or even known as a "folklore medicine"

which were commonly used. These traditional formulations are

believed to be beneficial as immunomodulator, expectorant,

antipyretic and antacid properties respectively.

Course Description:

Competencies:

Have an overview of how to make Indonesian traditional

remedies

Have an overview of how to make Indonesia traditional food

Understanding the history and concept of Indonesia

traditional remedies

1.

2.

3.

Teaching method:



Tools

Zoom meeting

4. Javanese Lulur

Javanese Lulur is a royal ritual originally began in the palaces of

Yogyakarta (on the island of Java, Indonesia) around the 17th

century. This traditional Javanese health and beauty rituals have

been used by ladies of the Royal family each day for 40 days prior

her wedding remove dead skin cells, to cleanse, smooth, soften

and rejuvenate their skin. This process is an exfoliation and

polishing of the body that leaves the skin soft, supple and shiny.

Javanese Lulur is a paste made up of herbs and other ingredients

such as Pandanus leaves, Jasmine oil, Roses, Turmeric, Curcuma

and Rice powder. Combined, they bring back the true feel of Jamu

with its exotic scent.

Course Description:

Competencies:

Understanding the history and concept of Javanese Lulur

Understanding benefit of Javanese Lulur

Have an overview of Javanese Lulur as traditional Indonesia

Body Treatments

1.2.3.

Teaching method:



Tools

Zoom meeting

Time (UTC+7) Duration Activities

13.00 13.10 00.10 Opening program by MC

13.10 13.20 00.10Opening remarks by the head of Airlangga Global Engagement

13.20 13.35 00.15 Traditional dance opening: Tari Saman

13.35 13.40 00.05Introducing program by head of division

13.40 14.20 00.40 Introduction of Indonesian Traditional Medicine

General lecture I:

14.20 14.50 00.30 Question and answer session

14.50 15.30 00.40Forum Group Discussion: by Ratna Wahyuni, S.Si., M.Kes., Ph.D.

15.30 15.45 00.15 Ice breaking session

15.45 16.00 00.15 Closing

UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA PROGRAM SCHEDULEMonday, 24 May 2021



13.10 13.50 00.40

General lecture:Introduction of Basic Massage by Edith Frederika Puruhito, S.KM., MSc (MedSci).


14.00 14.40 00.40

General lecture:Introduction of Traditional Massage by Myrna Adianti, S.Si., M.Kes., Ph.D.



15.00 16.00 01.00

Practice:Ÿ Practice Basic Massage Movement:

Ario Imandiri, dr., Sp.Ak.Ÿ Practice Traditional Massage

(Javanese massage): Maya Septriana, S.Si., Apt., M.Si.


16.20 16.30 00.10 Closing

Tuesday, 25 May 2021



13.10 13.50 00.40Introduction of Indonesian Traditional Remedies (Jamu): by Rini Hamsidi, S.Farm., M.Farm., Apt.

General lecture:


14.00 14.40 00.40

General lecture:Introduction of Indonesian Traditional Food: by Edith Frederika Puruhito, S.KM., MSc (MedSci).



15.00 16.00 01.00

Ÿ Practice Traditional Remedies (Jamu): Myrna Adianti, S.Si., M.Kes., Ph.D.

Ÿ Practice Traditional food: Dwi Setiani Sumardiko, S.Kep., Ns., M.Si.

Practice:


16.20 16.30 00.10 Closing

Thursday, 27 May 2021



13.10 13.50 00.40Javanese Lulur: by Rini Hamsidi, S.Farm., M.Farm., Apt.

General lecture:


14.00 14.40 00.40Introduction of Indonesian Traditional Food: by Edith Frederika Puruhito, S.KM., MSc (MedSci).

General lecture:



15.00 15.30 00.30Ÿ Practice Javanese Lulur: by Dwi

Setiani Sumardiko, S.Kep., Ns., M.Si.

Practice:

15.30 16.00 00.30

Ÿ Ario Imandiri, dr., Sp.Ak.

Ÿ Ratna Wahyuni, S.Si., M.Kes., Ph.D.

Forum Group Discussion:


16.20 16.30 00.10 Closing

Friday, 28 May 2021

UNIVERSITAS SEBELAS MARET GENERAL COURSES

(Agriculture-Based Design)COURSE 1

Date May 31, 2021

Time 1.00 PM – 4.00 PM

Course Description

Agriculture is the sector that supports the human’s primary need. Besides providing food, some of agriculture’s side products have been used by the community, and some of them have been wasted. In rice farming, straw is the secondary product of these activities. It has the potential to be utilized both practically and ritually. This session will talk about the potential use of straw and agricultural culture activities held in Delanggu District, Indonesia, and Isumi, Chiba Prefecture, Japan.

Competency(es)3. To know how to create straw crafts using

substitutional material (paper)

2. To understand the potential of product and community development in the agricultural sphere

1. To understand the context of agricultural culture primarily in Delanggu and Isumi-Chiba

Lecturer(s)• Pandu Purwandaru, Ph.D• Professor Naoto Suzuki

Teaching methodThe instructor presents his/her content through a virtual classroom and following with Q&A session and online workshop.

Handout/Modul• Rice straw craft• Rice farming culture Chiba-Japan• Virtual tour of Delanggu Ngani-ani Festival

Assignment(s) • Project based learning (Video)

Practice(s) Making straw craft using substitutional material

COURSE 2(Traditional Market)

Date June 1, 2021

Time 1.00 PM – 4.00 PM

Course Description

The course will describe on how local natural product develops the community in creating various activities such as festival and local currency. We will hear real practices of this activity from the Papringan market founder in Temanggung, and Initiator of “Another Tomorrow”, a documentary about one of Japan’s local currency.

Competency(es)

1. To understand the local festival Papringan Market in Indonesia

2. To understand local currency in the traditional life of Japanese local people

Lecturer(s)• Fransisca Callista, M.Phil.• Han Meng, Ph.D

Teaching methodThe instructor presents his/her content through a virtual classroom and following with Q&A session and online workshop.

Handout/Modul

• “Maayu” Community currency documentary project, Japan

• “Papringan” Bamboo-Based Traditional Market in Temanggung, Central Java Province


COURSE 3(Community Development Project (Study Case: Batik))

Date June 2, 2021

Time 1.00 PM – 4.00 PM

Course Description

Batik is a potential textile in Surakarta and its surroundings since the 18th century. And the culture of Batik has been engraved in the local people's daily life. There are several batik-making communities in this region. They use the products as utilities, ritual support, and commodity products. Through these communities, the people apply various values such as social, natural, and mythological. Through several activists, these values are preserved and developed and preserved. Therefore, in the third session, we will focus on the activities in the development of batik communities in Surakarta and Sragen.

Competency(es)3. To understand various activities in developing Batik

Community

2. To understand the various design of Batik used as utility, ritual, and commodity product

1. To understand the context of Batik making in the community

Lecturer(s)• Dr. Eng. Kusumaningdiyah Nurul Handayani, S.T., M.T.• Dra. Tiwi Bina Affanti M.Sn/Lira Anindita Utami, Ph.D.

Teaching methodThe instructor presents his/her content through a virtual classroom and following with Q&A session.

Handout/Modul• The development of Batik Kliwonan Community• The development of Batik Surakarta


Notes before lectures

c. Detailed potentials

4. Conclusion and future potentials

c. Traditional rituals

1. Make a group based on country of origin

b. Local festivals

For sharing Your Country’s Experience on June 2, 2021

For lecture #3 on May 31, 2021: Participants are required to prepare A3-size paper (420 x 297mm) and cut the paper horizontally for 0.5 cm. You will get several pieces of paper.

Share Your Country’s Experience through a Short Video and Presentation:

2. Prepare presentation slides related to one of the following themes based on your country of origin’s experience:

3. Presentation details (relevant pictures and their sources)a. Introductionb. Background

For lecture #1 on June 1, 2021: Participants are required to watch 70 minutes video via the link that will be shared later.

a. Traditional craft potentials

d. Values: social, environmental, economic, or mythological values

UNIVERSITAS SEBELAS MARET PROGRAM SCHEDULE

May 31, 2021

1.00 – 1.10 PM Opening by MC

1.10 – 1.20 PMOpening Speech by Head of UNS International Office, Rino A. Nugroho, Ph.D.

1.20 – 1.30 PM Warming up Quiz

1.30 – 2.10 PM

Rice farming community development in Japan; Shouryuuji Project

Instructor: Professor Naoto Suzuki

Lecture #1:

2.10 – 2.50 PM

Pandu Purwandaru, Ph.D

Lecture #2:Rice farming community development in Delanggu-Indonesia

Instructor:

2.50 – 3.30 PM

Lecture #3:Virtual tour of Delanggu Ngani-ani FestivalMaking wayang damen tutorial (rice straw traditional doll)

*Notes before the lecture:

Instructor:

Dinda Karina Yohanny (Faculty of Fine Art and Design student)

Pandu Purwandaru, Ph.D

Participants are required to prepare A3-size paper (420 x 297mm) and cut the paper horizontally 0.5 cm. You will get several pieces of paper.

3.30 – 4.00 PM Q&A

4.00 PM Closing

UNIVERSITAS SEBELAS MARET PROGRAM SCHEDULE

June 2, 2021


1.15 – 2.00 PM

Lecture #1:

Instructor:Dra. Tiwi Bina Affanti M.Sn

The Development of Batik Kliwonan Community

2.00 – 2.40 PMInstructor:

Lecture #2:

Dr. Eng. Kusumaningdiyah Nurul Handayani, S.T., M.T.

The Development of Batik Surakarta

2.40 – 3.10 PM Q&A

3.10 – 4.00 PM Share Your Country’s Experience

4.00 PM Closing of INHERIT 2021

June 1, 2021


1.10 – 1.50 PMParticipants are required to watch 70 minutes video via the link that will be shared later.

Lecture #1:Maayuu community currency documentary project japan

Instructor:Han Meng, Ph.D.

*Notes before the lecture:

1.50 – 2.30 PM

Bamboo-based traditional market

Instructor:Fransisca Callista, M.Phil. (Pasar Papringan Temanggung)

Lecture #2:

2.30 – 3.10 PM Q&A

3.10 PM Closing

CONTACT US:

Airlangga Global Engagement

+62 31 596 6864

Universitas Airlangga, Campus C

Management Office Building 2nd Floor

Mulyorejo, 60115, Surabaya, Indonesia

Email: [email protected]

+62 857 911 221 96

International Office

Universitas Sebelas Maret

Jl. Ir. Sutami 36A Surakarta, Indonesia

+62 271 646994 ext 411

+62 821 3653 7055

Email: [email protected]

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