The Coordinator of Internal Quality Assurance Unit (IQAU) within the Faculty of Social and Political Science, is entrusted with the responsibility of coordinating, controlling, auditing, monitoring, evaluating, and enhancing the quality of academic activities.

As a lecturer within the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences at Sumbawa University of Technology - UTS - my role encompasses the dynamic task of imparting knowledge to aspiring minds. Guided by the principles of academia, I facilitate learning experiences that foster critical thinking, instill a profound understanding of social and political dynamics, and cultivate skills essential for active engagement in today's complex world. My commitment extends beyond the classroom, as I contribute to curriculum development, research endeavors, and the academic growth of both students and the institution.

With over half a decade of unwavering commitment to the academic realm, I have embraced the role of a steadfast researcher, wielding extensive expertise that traverses the domains of Communication and Conflict, Agrarian Studies, Climate Change, Human Rights, and Indigenous Community Dynamics. In parallel, I discharge the pivotal responsibilities vested in me as the Departmental Head for Media and Information.

As a Business Development Analyst at our esteemed law firm, I am the bridge that ensures our legal expertise is communicated effectively. My role involves translating complex legal concepts into clear and concise communications for clients and the public. I craft compelling narratives for legal cases, create impactful press releases, and maintain our firm's online presence. By blending my communication skills with our legal prowess, I play a crucial role in ensuring that our clients are well-represented in court and well-informed outside of it. Together, we deliver excellence in both legal service and communication.

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Actively volunteering and staying engaged as an alumni.

In my capacity as a program manager for the indigenous education initiative within the Pusu indigenous community, located in Sumbawa Regency, I am dedicated to the idea of establishing a contextual school. This school is rooted in knowledge, values, and aspirations of the indigenous youth, which have been passed down through generations from their ancestors. This endeavor is made possible through funding provided by UnionAID. The goal is to ensure that these valuable cultural legacies are carried forward to the next generations, positioning them as a vital asset for the community's future.

As one of the recipients of the NZ MFAT government scholarship, I engage in a comprehensive study of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) collaboration with Auckland University of Technology (AUT) through Indonesian Young Leaders Program (INSPIRASI).

I hold the position of Commercial Division at Lebah FC, a football club participating in Indonesia's Liga 3. My primary responsibilities revolve around cultivating, upholding, and tending to collaborative relationships with the club's sponsors.

As the leader of the organizing committee, I had the privilege of overseeing the execution of all 14 matches in Group C for the NTB PSSI Provincial Association during the 2022 Liga 3 season. My role involved meticulous coordination to ensure the seamless operation of these high-stakes games.I was entrusted with the responsibility of preparing six prominent teams, including Lebah FC, Persisum Sumbawa, Panser FC, Bomber FC, Persekobi FC, and Cordova Uni FC, for their matches. Additionally, I managed match officials, commissioners, and a dedicated team of volunteers who played a pivotal role in the success of each event.This challenging but rewarding experience took place at the prestigious Pragas Sumbawa Stadium, where the passion of both players and fans ignited the spirit of competition. It was an honor to be part of this remarkable journey, contributing to the growth of Indonesian football.

The course developed advocacy skills and tools to influence key policymakers and decision-makers. The group also explored how human rights organisations can work more strategically, think politically, and improve collaboration, coordination, and communication between programs, activists, organisations, and government agencies.

Anshori participated in a unique DTP online training program for Indonesian rights advocates. The program was developed with the Australian Human Rights Institute and the UNSW Institute for Global Development

My role here involves being one of the founders and editors of an online news portal in the West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) region.