Nusa Mandiri Padel Reunion 2026 Strengthens Alumni Networks and Education Community
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At a glance
- Universitas Nusa Mandiri alumni from different graduating classes met at a padel reunion in East Jakarta on Aug. 29.
- Organizers presented the event as a way to reconnect alumni, exchange professional experiences and build collaboration.
- Career Center head Muhammad Faisal said alumni could continue contributing to and benefiting their university community after graduation.
A padel court in East Jakarta became a meeting place for Universitas Nusa Mandiri alumni from different graduating classes on Aug. 29.
The Nusa Mandiri Padel Reunion 2026 took place at Numa Padel in Jatiwaringin, beginning at 9 a.m. The event combined sport with a reunion, giving alumni a chance to reconnect after pursuing careers, businesses and other professional paths.
Padel offered an informal way to ease conversation. Alumni revisited memories of university life, exchanged news about their lives after graduation and met people from other classes and backgrounds. Matches brought competition, but also gave participants opportunities to cooperate as teammates and restore contact that had become difficult to maintain amid busy schedules.
Muhammad Faisal, head of the Nusa Mandiri Career Center and chairman of the event committee, said alumni communities could continue growing through activities suited to current lifestyles.
โMore than just gathering, this activity is part of an effort to maintain the relationship between alumni and their alma mater. After completing their education, alumni still have room to contribute, share experiences and build networks that can benefit one another,โ Faisal said at the event.
More than just gathering, this activity is part of an effort to maintain the relationship between alumni and their alma mater. After completing their education, alumni still have room to contribute, share experiences and build networks that can benefit one another.
Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.