International Office of UINSSC Gears Up for AsiaCALL 2025 with Enthusiastic Teamwork and Global Readiness
Cirebon, November 12, 2025 — Lala Bumela, Ph.D., Director of the International Office of UIN Siber Syekh Nurjati Cirebon, led the Global Engagement Team (GET) in an enthusiastic week of final preparations for the AsiaCALL International Conference 2025. As the event draws near, excitement and dedication fill the atmosphere across the team. Under his leadership, the International Office has been actively guiding and coordinating the committee to ensure that every detail of the conference is handled with professionalism. The GET members will take on multiple roles during the event—as committee members, presenters, and participants, showcasing their multifaceted involvement and commitment to the university’s global mission. “This final week is not just about checking logistics, it’s about aligning our spirit and teamwork for an international academic moment,” said Lala Bumela, Ph.D. His statement reflects the energy and collaboration that define this crucial phase before the global conference begins.
Throughout the week, the GET members worked closely with various divisions of the International Office to finalize documents, update the seminar kits, and ensure smooth coordination with AsiaCALL’s international committee. Each team member was assigned specific tasks, from managing the registration process to handling communication with invited speakers. The International Office emphasized efficiency and professionalism, ensuring that every detail reflects the university’s growing reputation in international academic circles. The coordination process demonstrated not only the office’s organizational skills but also its commitment to fostering global academic engagement.
The atmosphere in the International Office has been filled with both anticipation and a shared sense of pride. Team discussions, briefings, and last-minute rehearsals became daily routines. “We want to make sure every participant and guest feels the warmth of our hospitality and the strength of our preparation,” Lala Bumela, Ph.D.,expressed during one of the team meetings. His words inspired the GET members to maintain their focus and enthusiasm despite the tight schedule. The International Office played a pivotal role in ensuring that every aspect, from venue setup to digital documentation—was handled with precision and care.
In addition to logistical readiness, the International Office also focused on communication and media coverage. Updates were consistently posted across the international office official channels to keep the community informed about AsiaCALL 2025 developments. The office also coordinated with international partners and institutions to ensure a seamless exchange of information. These efforts were part of a broader mission to strengthen UINSSC’s global visibility and position it as an active contributor to academic collaboration across nations.
As the week progressed, the GET team successfully completed multiple stages of preparation, including the final review of conference materials and technical checks for hybrid sessions. The International Office ensured that all digital tools and platforms were ready to support both local and international participants. The process highlighted the office’s adaptability in managing complex events while maintaining academic quality and inclusivity. With every update and rehearsal, the excitement for AsiaCALL 2025 continued to build.
By the end of the week, all teams were aligned and ready to welcome delegates from across Asia and beyond. The International Office expressed confidence in the readiness of the entire committee. “We are proud of what our team has achieved. This conference is not just an event—it is a reflection of our collaborative spirit and academic excellence,” Lala Bumela, Ph.D., concluded. The statement reflects the vision and dedication of the International Office to continuously bring UINSSC toward global recognition through collaboration, professionalism, and a strong spirit of teamwork.
Author: Cindi Aulia