EEPIS-Online, the biggest event in the series of EEPIS are held by the Students Executive Board has already begun, starting with the blood donor who carried out today (12/4), which is housed in the Courtroom, 2nd Floor New Building (D4) Polytechnic State Electronics Surabaya. !["donor_darah_PENScarnival.JPG"]("http://www.eepis-its.edu/folder_images/2012/PENS_Carnival_2012/donor_darah_PENScarnival.JPG")
Since this morning around 09.00 am Blood was opened, some students who had waited from early morning to take a form which contains personal data, as well as some questions about health. The event in collaboration with the Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) is the city of Surabaya early opening of the summit EEPIS Carnival will be held on April 28, 2012.
ini. The event held in order to bring awareness of students to each other, even more so with the condition in EEPIS lecture with a hectic schedule, sometimes you forget to make student health, with this event can help to check their medical condition, "said committee chairman, ivo.
In the blood donor event was attended by approximately 7 staff from PMI, ranging from Doctors, Nurses Administration decision to Blood. As Blood Donors last year, participants came from students to employees who have often done good blood donors and for the first time to do it.
"This event is the first time this year, we expected from the PMI may always maintained good relations with PENS, both in the blood donor program and other events", said PMI Surabaya City Administrator, Riono.
Students and Employees EEPIS enthusiasm is very high, seen queuing at the entrance or at the check by the doctor. Original target of only 150 bags of PMI is provided which may be enough to finish the event at 13:30 pm but all the bags have been filled, but still a lot of students are lining up to donate their blood to donors. Blood result is stored in the PMI Surabaya City which will be distributed to people in need. "Hopefully the HMJ and BEM can perform regular blood donor, or at least 2 times a year, so students are also regularly donate blood", said Rizki Nurhidayati, Telecommunications Engineering Student
"It was the first time I tried this donor follow-up events turned out differently than I had imagined, even very happy to help the needy and also to check my own blood type, I hope each year may be held events like this" said Devi Miasari one donor blood. (ryo)
