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FACULTY OF FORESTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION (FORENSA)

FACULTY OF FORESTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION (FORENSA) 2022/2023 ORGANIZATION CHART

ADVISOR
PROF. MADYA DR. KAMZIAH ABD. KUDUS
kamziah@upm.edu.my

PRESIDEN
GAUSALYA SUKU MARAN
205945@student.upm.edu.my

TIMB. PRESIDEN 1
MUHAMMAD AMIRUL HAKIMI B. NOR HAFEIZZAL
208481@student.upm.edu

SETIAUSAHA AGONG
NURUL IZZAH BINTI BUSTAMAM
205791@student.upm.edu.my

TIMB. SETIAUSAHA AGONG
NADZIRAH ATINA BINTI MOHAMAD
205923@student.upm.edu.my

BENDAHARI KEHORMAT
NUR ASIYAH BINTI AHMAD NOORDIN
206471@student.upm.edu.my

TIMB. BENDAHARI KEHORMAT
SITI MUNIRAH BINTI MOHAMAD
205785@student.upm.edu.my

INTRODUCTION

The Faculty of Forestry and Environmental Students' Association (FORENSA) is a new organization at Universiti Putra Malaysia that was established on 26 August 2020 to look after the welfare of the students of the Faculty of Forestry and Environment and is given responsibility in administrative matters association and the implementation of policies and activities that are consistent with the objectives and goals of the association. Under FORENSA, there are 3 more clubs that have been established, namely the Forestry Science Club (KESAHUT), the Wood Science and Technology Club (KESATEK) and the Science and Recreation Club (K3). Whereas, for the study courses of Environmental Management and Environmental Science and Technology, there are no clubs established under those study courses. In addition, FORENSA's motto or trade word is "Speak for the Earth''. Through this motto, FORENSA members try their best to spread awareness, give exposure and organize various activities related to the forestry sector and the environment to students.

OBJECTIVE

Playing the role of a student who has an awareness of forestry and environment by carrying out activities based on environmental awareness on campus.
As a platform for faculty students to get involved in co-curricular activities and further improve their soft skills.
As a field for faculty students to apply what they learn as forestry and environmental students.