Muda dan Berkarisma, Fareis : Saya Enggak Mau Jadi Dosen Arogan
Updated: Sep 30, 2018
COMPRESS – Mata kuliah yang menarik, muda, pribadi yang menyenangkan, serta penampilan yang good looking oleh seorang dosen bisa menjadi faktor yang membuat semangat belajar mahasiswa di kelas meningkat. Bagi kamu yang melanjutkan studi di prodi Administrasi Bisnis, Fakultas Ilmu Sosial dan Ilmu Politik (FISIP) Universitas Mulawarman, tentu tidak asing lagi dengan sosoknya.
Muda dan berkarisma patut disematkan pada sosok Fareis Althalets, dosen pengampu mata kuliah Kreatifitas dan Inovasi serta Seminar Bisnis ini disebut-sebut sebagai dosen yang mampu membuat kursi terdepan penuh akan kaum hawa.
Saat di wawancara melalui pesan daring pada Senin (17/9) lalu, Fareis menganggap jika karakter muda dan berkarisma yang dikaitkan dengannya menjadi keuntungan tersendiri. Dengan begitu, mahasiswanya akan lebih terbuka saat konsultasi ataupun sekedar berbagi seputar akademik.
“Saya enggak mau jadi dosen yang arogan. Jadi saya terbuka untuk sharing”, ujarnya.
Mengenai penampilannya, Dosen yang juga membagikan ilmunya di Dirgantara Flight (IDF) dan Ghanesa College ini, memiliki tips agar tetap bugar sepanjang waktu. “Saya berusaha untuk selalu terlihat rapi, menjaga pola makan, olahraga, dan tidur cukup. Yang terpenting, harus selalu tampil menjadi diri sendiri,” terangnya.
Ia juga menambahkan, agar jangan terfokus dengan penampilan karena prestasilah yang akan menjadi daya tarik dan membuat diri menjadi lebih baik.
Terlepas dari kesibukannya menebar ilmu, lulusan S1 AMPTA Yogyakarta dan S2 STIEPARI (Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Ekonomi Pariwisata) Semarang jurusan Pariwisata ini juga merupakan pelatih dari tim Pekan Olahraga nasional (PON) Bola Basket Putri dan tim Pekan Olahraga Provinsi (PORPROV) Basket Putra Kalimantan Timur. Selain itu, dia juga membuka usaha sampingan di bidang jasa binatu.
Ditulis oleh: Farhan Fawwaz
Editor oleh : Hilda Annisa Nur Firdausi
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