The Faculty of Health Technology (Fatelkes) Megarezky University (Unimerz) held a Guest Lecture activity, on the 5th floor of the Megarezky University Hall, on Thursday (16/11/2023).
In the Guest Lecture with the theme 'WASH Before you RISE: The Role of Environments in Enteric Disease' this time the speaker was Dr. Rebekah Henry. He is an expert in the fields of Genetics, Microbiology and Bioinformatics from Monash University Australia.
Also present at this activity were Vice Chancellor III Unimerz; Dr. Jalal, M.Pd, Dean of Fatelkes Megarezky University, lecturers and hundreds of students from Fatelkes Unimerz from various study programs.
In his speech, Prof. Dr. Dra.apt.Hj Asnah Marzuki, M.Si as Dean of Fatelkes Unimerz so that all students present can listen carefully to the material from Dr. Rebekah Henry.
"I hope all my children can listen, listen and follow the lectures from Mrs. Dr. Rebekah. And I think this is the best experience for all of us," he said.
Image: Guest Lecture: Fatelkes Unimerz Presents Genetics, Microbiology and Bioinformatics Experts from Monash University Australia/PR
When met by Unimerz Press Personnel, Dr. Rebekah Henry admitted that she was amazed by Megarezky University. He said, when seen from the outside it looks like a standard campus, but when you enter it turns out that Unimerz is a magnificent campus.
"I felt very amazed and surprised, because I saw that from the outside this campus looked standard, but when I entered, it turned out that this campus was so big and majestic. "Moreover, when I went up to the activity location, I was greeted by many students," he said.
Furthermore, he hopes that in the future he can collaborate with Megarezky University lecturers for further RICE programs.
"My hope is that in the future we can collaborate with Megarezky University lecturers for further programs. "The more successful Unimerz is, especially since there are several study programs whose knowledge is important, it is still considered rare and much needed in the world of health," he said.
