BINUS Square is more than just a student residence. It is a place where students can grow and develop through various activities and experiences. One of the key elements that contributes to the vibrant life at BINUS Square is the presence of BINUS Square Activists. These students play an important role in creating a dynamic residential environment that supports both academic and personal development.

What Are BINUS Square Activists?

BINUS Square Activists are scholarship recipients who not only focus on academic achievement but also actively contribute to fostering a positive and supportive community for all residents (boarders). Through various programs and initiatives, they encourage meaningful interactions and help fellow students maximize their potential.

Requirements to Become a BINUS Square Activist

Not every boarder can immediately become an activist. Candidates must meet the following requirements:

• Have lived at BINUS Square for at least one year.
• Complete the registration process, interview, selection process, and eligibility assessment conducted by the management team.

Through this selection process, only students who demonstrate strong commitment and dedication are chosen to become BINUS Square Activists.

Activist Roles at BINUS Square

Activists can choose a role that best matches their interests and strengths. There are four main positions available:

1. Floor Coordinator
   Responsible for coordinating activities on their residential floor and maintaining effective communication between boarders and management.
2. Mentor-BSQ
   Provides guidance and support to fellow boarders in both academic matters and personal development.
3. Academic Ambassador
   Focuses on academic initiatives, such as study groups and workshops, to help students achieve their academic goals.
4. BSSC Senior Committee
   Manages and oversees major programs and events organized by the BINUS Square Student Committee (BSSC).

Support from the BINUS Square Student Support Office (SSO)

Activists do not work alone. They receive guidance, coaching, and training from the BINUS Square Student Support Office (SSO) through:

• Academic development programs.
• Soft skills enhancement through International Experience and Social Experience activities.
• Counseling and support services to promote the well-being of boarders.
• Coaching and mentoring tailored to each activist role to ensure effective performance.

Why Become a BINUS Square Activist?

Being a BINUS Square Activist is not only about scholarships or recognition. It is also an opportunity to:

• Develop leadership and communication skills.
• Expand personal and professional networks.
• Make a meaningful contribution to building a positive residential community.
• Gain valuable organizational experience that helps prepare for future career opportunities.