ATMA JAYA

FOUNDATION

THE MILESTONE
The Atma Jaya Foundation was formed by a group of young Catholic intellectuals on 1st June 1960 as a respond to the idea of establishing a catholic university in Indonesia, arised in a meeting of the bishops of Java held in Jakarta on 1st June 1952. The foundation then established Universitas Katolik Indonesia Atma Jaya (Atma Jaya Catholic University of Indonesia). Those young Catholic intellectuals were:
 1. Ir. J.P. Cho.         9. Dr. Pang Lay Kim
 2. Drs. Lo Siang Hien-Ginting         10. Ir. Tan Bian Seng
 3. Drs. Goei Tjong Tik         11. Drs. Anton M. Moeliono
 4. I.J. Kasimo         12. St. Munadjat Danusaputro S.H.
 5. J.B. Legiman Kartawidjaja S.H.         13. Drs. J.F. Tan
 6. Drs. Frans Seda         14. Dr. Tjiook Tiauw Hie
 7. Drs. Ben Mang Reng Say         15. Drs. R. Tan Tek Hian
 8. Drs. A. Bong Kim Po
OUR VISION
The vision of Atma Jaya Foundation is to realize an educational community, which lays emphasis on Christianity, excellence, professionalism, and concern for human dignity and social welfare.


OUR MISSION
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To build the Atma Jaya community that has and values stronger faith, true brotherhood, and culture of love;
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To develop the Atma Jaya community as a national cadre that boasts excellence, integrity, critical mind, and a lifelong learning spirit;
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To implement leadership and management in a transparent, accountable, responsible, independent, and equitable manner;
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To enhance the realization of human dignity and social welfare by developing an attitude that values compassion, solidarity, plurality, and preferential option for the underprivileged.
Atma Jaya Logo Philosophy
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The dove, the cross, and the aureole are white in colour, representing sincere and holy missions. The dove in the aureole emitting seven light beams symbolizes the Holy Spirit.
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Each of the seven light beams represents the blessing of mind, wisdom, science, the Word of God, love, power, and faithfulness to God.
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The ATMA JAYA logo shield is green in colour, representing Indonesia, the Emerald of the Equator.
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The shield of the national emblem of Indonesia (Garuda Pancasila) depicts the national commitments.
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The cross symbolizes Catholicism.
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The letters forming the name “ATMA JAYA”, the inner circle space, the circumference of the aureole as well as the emitted light beams, and the frame of the shield are orange in colour, representing the spirit radiating excellent works of dedication.
Ignatius Kardinal Suharyo
Chairman of the Advisory Board
Auxentius Djoko Wiyono
Advisory Board Member
Cyriillus Harinowo
Advisory Board Member
Agung Adiprasetyo
Advisory Board Member
Fransiskus Arifin Gani
Advisory Board Member
Linus M Setiadi
Chairperson
Christophorus Pungky Putranto
Secretary
Yosephin Evylia Dewi
Treasurer
Theodorus Wiryawan
Board Member
Taufany Cecillia J Soemardjanto
Board Member
Francisia Saveria Sika Seda
Board Member
Dino Bramanto
Board Member
Maria Theodora Kurniawati Oemardi
Board Member
Caecilia Retno Susilowasti
Chairman of Supervisory Board
Agustinus Sugiharto
Supervisory Board Member
Maria Christi Pratiwi
Supervisory Board Member
NEWS & BULLETIN