Farewell Ceremony for Physics Faculty Members Entering Retirement, Celebrating Dedication and Service

   

The Department of Physics, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Universitas Gadjah Mada (FMIPA UGM), held a Farewell Ceremony for Retiring Physics Faculty Members as a form of appreciation and recognition for the dedication and service of two faculty members who have completed their tenure, namely Drs. Sunarta, M.S. and Dr. Moh. Ali Joko Wasono, M.S. The event was held on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, at the Herman Johannes Auditorium, 7th Floor, FMIPA UGM.

The farewell ceremony served as a special occasion for the Department of Physics community to honor the contributions and years of service of the two faculty members as part of the academic community. Retirement not only marks the completion of one’s official duties but also provides an opportunity to reflect on the various contributions, experiences, and dedication they have demonstrated in supporting education, research, and community service within the Department of Physics.

Held in a warm and cordial atmosphere, the event was attended by faculty members, administrative staff, and members of the Department of Physics community. The gathering reflected the strong sense of collegiality and family that has developed within the department, while also serving as a meaningful expression of gratitude to the two retiring faculty members who have played an important role in the department’s journey.

Drs. Sunarta, M.S. and Dr. Moh. Ali Joko Wasono, M.S. have contributed to the academic and institutional development of the Department of Physics, FMIPA UGM. The knowledge, experience, and insights they shared throughout their years of service have become part of the learning and development of students and fellow colleagues. Their dedication will continue to serve as an inspiration for the academic community of the Department of Physics to advance scientific knowledge and contribute meaningfully to society.

The farewell ceremony also featured the sharing of messages and reflections on their years of service. This session provided an opportunity to recall memorable experiences, reflect on their professional journey, and express appreciation directly to the two retiring faculty members. The event was filled with both heartfelt and joyful moments, reflecting the close bonds and sense of togetherness that have been fostered throughout their time in the department.

As part of the ceremony, commemorative gifts were presented to Drs. Sunarta, M.S. and Dr. Moh. Ali Joko Wasono, M.S. as a symbol of appreciation for their dedication and service. The presentation was one of the highlights of the event and represented the Department of Physics’ gratitude for their valuable contributions throughout their years as members of the department.

The farewell ceremony was not merely a celebration marking the conclusion of their official service, but also an opportunity to strengthen relationships and maintain a sense of community. Although they have entered retirement, the Department of Physics hopes that the bonds of friendship and collegiality will continue. Their experiences, exemplary dedication, and contributions will remain an important part of the department’s journey and development in the years to come.

The Department of Physics, FMIPA UGM, extends its deepest gratitude and highest appreciation to Drs. Sunarta, M.S. and Dr. Moh. Ali Joko Wasono, M.S. for their dedication, service, knowledge, and valuable contributions throughout their years with the department. May retirement mark the beginning of a new chapter filled with good health, happiness, peace, and opportunities to continue creating meaningful contributions to their families, communities, and society.

Congratulations on your retirement. Thank you for your dedication and service. Your contributions and legacy will always remain an integral part of the journey of the Department of Physics, FMIPA UGM.

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