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PEMBERDAYAAN MASYARAKAT PESISIR MELALUI KONSERVASI TERUMBU KARANG DI DUSUN NIPAH, DESA MALAKA, KABUPATEN LOMBOK UTARA Jurnal Wicara; Larasati, Septiani; Putra, Desta; Julianingsih, Laili; Damayani, Dian; Choneri, Shelina; Nadira; Rohmatin, Khairina; Novita, Baiq; Alvira, Dea; Rahman, Aldena; Harahap, Herpan
Jurnal Wicara Vol 3 No 5 (2025): Jurnal Wicara Desa
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29303/spqgdt86

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The Nipah coastline in Nipah Hamlet, Malaka Village, North Lombok Regency has experienced coral reef damage that has impacted fish catches and community welfare. This community service activity aims to empower coastal communities through coral reef conservation to support the sustainability of marine ecosystems. The method used is the Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD) approach, which includes the stages of discovery, dream, design, define, and destiny. The results of the activity include an increase in coral reef conservation media, specifically spider media from 70 to 80 units and table media from 5 to 6 units. Coral reef conservation is carried out through long-term monitoring of the survival and diversity of organisms to restore the functions of damaged marine ecosystems and support coastal stability. Community empowerment in coral reef conservation at Nipah Beach has significant social and economic impacts, including increased fish populations that boost local fishermen's catches and promote the development of marine tourism, creating economic opportunities for coastal merchants. while active community involvement strengthens social capital and community capacity in sustainable marine resource management, making the synergy between environmental conservation and economic well-being a crucial foundation for the sustainability of conservation programs in the area. Coral growth monitoring is planned three months later since the planting was recently completed. In conclusion, these initial coral reef conservation activities are an important step in supporting the achievement of SDG Goal 14: Life Below Water.
SINERGI KAMPUS BERDAMPAK TERHADAP SISTEM PENGELOLAAN DAN EKOSISTEM PESISIR UNTUK OPTIMALISASI TOURISM KAWASAN WISATA TANJUNG LUAR MENUJU PARIWISATA BERKELANJUTAN Jurnal Wicara; Furkan, Lalu Muhammad; Putra, Muhamad Gilang Rahardi; Nazira, Arni; Rahmawati, Yuliana; Marsha, Audy Thaliqa; Wulandari, Sri Hikmah; Antu, Thio Alqolby; Putra, I Gusti Bagus Widiadnyana Windra; Putri, Adinda Melisa; Febiola, Nela; Midrawati, Laela
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29303/6p4z8g33

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Community Service Program (KKN) is an intracurricular activity that integrates the Three Pillars of Higher Education with community learning experiences. The University of Mataram's KKN-PMD program, implemented in Tanjung Luar Village, Keruak District, East Lombok Regency, focused on developing tourism potential and addressing social, educational, and environmental issues. Through surveys and discussions with the community, students designed key programs, including the construction of a tourist data center, the provision of a waste incinerator, and the development of a promotional website for the tourism village. Additionally, other activities included outreach on the dangers of online loans, school instruction, Quran reading training, fish bone meal production, mangrove planting, and English language instruction for fishermen. The results of these activities demonstrated improvements in tourism support facilities and strengthened social relations between students and the community. This program demonstrates that KKN can be an effective tool in supporting community-based tourism management and sustainable village development
MEMBANGUN GENERASI MELEK LITERASI: OPTIMALISASI  TAMAN BACA MASYARAKAT SARAS ALUS DI DESA NYEROT Jurnal Wicara; Alnaziroq, Alni; Sari, Ni Putu; Pertiwi, Sabrina; Nulhakki, Ikmal; Nurahmaniah, Ingke; Sari, Indah; Rane, M.; Nafilah, Nur; Putri, Widiya; Rizaldi, M.; Nurmayanti, Siti
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29303/hpxa5240

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Quality education is expected to create a generation that is able to adapt to challenges. To achieve this, the development of superior human resources must begin with efforts to instill an interest in reading from an early age, both in schools and in the community, so that every individual has equal access to knowledge. This study aims to examine the effectiveness of optimizing the Community Reading Park as an effort to build a literate generation in Nyerot Village. The problem of low interest in reading in the village is a major urgency that must be prioritized by the village government so that it can be addressed immediately. Through the PMD Real Work Lecture activity in Nyerot Village in collaboration with the National Library, a work program focused on literacy was presented. The methods used in this activity were initial observation, preparation, and implementation of activities carried out at the Saras Alus Community Reading Park in Nyerot Village. Various activities were carried out, such as reading aloud, book reviews, and implementing simple projects based on reading books. Through these activities, children not only read, but also experienced learning activities accompanied by play so that it did not feel boring. Additionally, the children who participated in the learning activities at the TBM were very enthusiastic, which helped develop their level of participation in utilizing their free time in a meaningful way.
PENGELOLAAN LIMBAH KOTORAN AYAM MENJADI PUPUK ORGANIK PADAT OLEH KKN PMD UNIVERSITAS MATARAM DESA TUMBUH MULIA PERIODE 8 JULI s/d 21 AGUSTUS Jurnal Wicara; Naya, Alifia; Juandra, Muhamad; Aprilia, Ochie; Mahdan, Saujana; Fibrianti, Riskia; Fitriah; Sa’ adatallayyali; Safitri, Yohana; Ramdani, Novrizal; Rahmawati, Kavia
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29303/24y63204

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The Community Service Program (KKN) in Tumbuh Mulia Village identified a major agricultural problem: low crop productivity due to a lack of environmentally friendly and affordable fertilizers. The village's abundant chicken manure has not been optimally utilized, potentially polluting the environment. The project aimed to process chicken manure into organic fertilizer for local farmers. The manufacturing process involved mixing chicken manure, rice husks, dolomite, molasses, and AM11 microbial activator as a decomposer, followed by fermentation for approximately one week without turning. The fermentation results showed significant physical changes, including a crumblier texture, a blackish-brown color, and a reduced odor, making it suitable for agricultural use. This solid organic fertilizer product was then tested on residents' chili plants, which showed improved growth compared to before. This project not only provided a solution to the problem of livestock waste but also increased the community's knowledge and skills in processing waste into environmentally friendly products. Thus, this program contributes to strengthening sustainable agriculture while strengthening the synergy between universities and the community.
OPTIMALISASI KETAHANAN PANGAN MELALUI PENGELOLAAN TALAS DAN IKAN LOKAL DI DESA AIK BUKAQ, BATUKLIANG UTARA, LOMBOK TENGAH Jurnal Wicara; Fanreza, Dhanu; Isfiyana, Niza; Aspara, Natha; Rizki, Bintang; Jodi, Fitria; Saputra, M. Ilam; Fitriani, Cici Aulia; Suciana, Nunung; Hardiyaningrum, Ratria; Jamil, M. Habibillah
Jurnal Wicara Vol 3 No 4 (2025): Jurnal Wicara Desa
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29303/xhwny434

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This community service activity was conducted in Aik Bukaq Village. Aik Bukaq Village is a tourist village where the majority of the population works as farmers and fish farmers. Ecologically, the Aik Bukaq tourist attraction is an ecotourism destination with an ecosystem with pristine natural potential. The village is home to abundant taro plants and freshwater fish. However, unfortunately, the surrounding community has not been able to utilize these resources optimally. Therefore, to support the utilization of the abundant fish and taro in the Aik Bukaq Village area and to increase community income, the following activities were carried out: (1) Making Dried Fish, (2) Making Taro Ice Cream, and (3) Digital Marketing Counseling.
PERPUSTAKAAN SEBAGAI RUANG LITERASI CERDAS: PENINGKATAN BUDAYA BACA DAN LITERASI DIGITAL DI DESA EMBUNG KANDONG, KECAMATAN TERARA, KABUPATEN LOMBOK TIMUR Jurnal Wicara; Prawira, Didik; Septiandari, Olevia; Widiantara, I Nyoman Ari; Amalia, Baiq Jihan; Azzahra, Jasmine Maulida; Sulastri, Emi; Juan, Kemal; Lestari, Neli Aulia; Islaeniah, Irma; Jumhari, Sutrisna; Ayub, Syahrial
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29303/w2kh3736

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The PMD Literacy Community Service Program (KKN) implemented in Embung Kandong Village, Terara District, East Lombok, aimed to revitalize the "Andalan" Village Library, which had been experiencing declining utilization, and to improve community literacy, particularly in reading, writing, and digital literacy. Through a participatory approach, students from the University of Mataram initiated various activities, such as read-alouds, reading coupons, LENTERA, and TANABATA (Literacy Hope Tree), all presented in an interactive and educational manner. Implementation methods included observation, interviews, focus group discussions, and cross-sector collaboration with the village government and local schools. During the 45-day implementation period, activities focused on optimizing the library as a community information and learning center. The program successfully increased community participation in literacy and built collective awareness of the importance of reading as a foundation for developing local potential. Outputs from the program included activity reports, scientific and media publications, product, leaflet, and documentary videos for documentation and dissemination of results. The success of this program demonstrates the importance of synergy between educational institutions and the community in creating a sustainable literacy culture in the village.
PEMANFAATAN MAGGOT DALAM PENGOLAHAN LIMBAH ORGANIK RUMAH TANGGA UNTUK MENEKAN VOLUME SAMPAH DAN PEMANFAATAN MANGGOT SEBAGAI PAKAN ALTERNATIF TERNAK DI DESA PAKUAN KECAMATAN NARMADA Jurnal Wicara; Saputra, Doni; Albayani, Jihan Fairuz; Arisma, Regita Cahya; Dewi, Aprilia Sintia; Ayuni, Diana; Anwar, Nabila Hanifah; Pebrianti, Nana Rizky; Talaohu, Ismail Al fatah; Komalasari, Arfika; Shifa, Nur Ilahis; Ramdhani, Miftah
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29303/qsz90p33

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The Community Service Program (KKN) for Village Empowerment (PMD) at the University of Mataram is a form of student service through interdisciplinary activities aimed at developing village potential and addressing community issues. The KKN program for the July–August 2025 period was implemented in Pakuan Village, Narmada District, West Lombok Regency, with the theme Green Economy. Pakuan Village is known as a tourist destination with potential in nature, agriculture, and local SMEs, yet it faces serious challenges in managing organic waste. Household and agricultural waste that is not properly managed can lead to environmental pollution and health problems.As a solution, the KKN PMD team introduced maggot (Black Soldier Fly/BSF) cultivation as a method of organic waste bioconversion. This approach not only effectively reduces organic waste volume but also produces nutrient-rich larvae that can be used as alternative animal feed, thereby providing additional economic value for the community. The activities carried out included socialization, hands-on training in maggot cultivation, and post-training monitoring to evaluate program outcomes.The results indicated an increase in community knowledge and skills in managing organic waste through maggot cultivation. Training participants, consisting of village officials, livestock groups, PKK women’s association, youth organizations, and the general public, showed strong enthusiasm and potential to continue the practice sustainably. Thus, this program can serve as an initial step in establishing environmentally friendly waste management while supporting the development of a green economy in Pakuan Village.
MENINGKATKAN MINAT BACA KANAK-KANAK DENGAN STRATEGI PERPUSTAKAAN KELILING DAN POJOK BACA DI DESA AIK DEWA Jurnal Wicara; Jurman, Eduardus; Kirana, Ira Chandra; Astuty, Elyana; Putri, Baiq Sri Wulan; Hilali, Aisya Niswatul; Kurniawan, Ahmad Rizki; Prasetia, Ade; Yajnayanti, Aini Lutfia; Hairi, M. Anas; Rahmawati, Rini
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29303/27jgza14

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Limited access to reading materials in remote areas has led to the emergence of mobile library services and reading corners. The existence of these two services is strongly believed to influence the reading interest of elementary school students. This study analyzes the influence of these two strategies. The purpose of this study is to analyze the influence of mobile library services and reading corners on the reading interest of elementary school students in Aik Dewa Village, East Lombok Regency. The method used is a quantitative approach with a descriptive-verificative type. The research sample consisted of 30 students selected using purposive sampling. The data collection instrument was a questionnaire with a Likert scale (1–5) containing indicators of accessibility, collection variety, and service quality in mobile libraries; aspects of comfort, affordability, and collection quality in reading corners; and indicators of frequency, motivation, and enjoyment of reading as a representation of the reading interest variable. Based on data analysis, both variables were proven to have a significant and positive effect on reading interest. The contribution of reading corners (β=0.42) was greater than that of mobile libraries (β=0.35). The coefficient of determination (R²) of 0.679 indicates that 67.9% of the variation in reading interest can be explained by these two services. These findings confirm that the combination of strategies in the form of providing mobile libraries and reading corners is effective in increasing students' reading interest, with reading corners having a greater impact.
OPTIMALISASI PEMANFAATAN KOTORAN TERNAK MENJADI PUPUK ORGANIK DENGAN DEKOMPOSER AGROZYME DI DESA SENGKOL Jurnal Wicara; Aisy, Nisrina Maharatul; Putra, I Wayan Bratha Permana; Putri, Chairatun Hisyani; Khalid, Juniar; Lestari, Widya; Putri, Bunga Shirtuvillaily Yuniar; Ardaelifa, Elya Trainy; Zahara, Lauza Agisni; Moztaqi, Lalu Muhammad Khalif
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29303/61ykp717

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Improper management of livestock manure may cause negative impacts to the environment and human health. This condition would get worse when animal pens are located close to residential areas. On the other side, livestock manure actually could be utilized as organic fertilizer due to its nutrient content such as Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), and Potassium (K). Therefore, socialization and training on the utilization of livestock manure into organic fertilizer is necessary as an environmentally friendly solution while creating synergy between the livestock and agricultural sectors. This community service activity carried out in Dusun Loang Landak, Sengkol Village, Pujut District, Central Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara, with implementation methods including (1) Observation, (2) Planning, (3) Implementation, and (4) Evaluation. The socialization and training were attended by 30 participants consisted of farmers, livestock breeders, and students in Dusun Loang Landak. The materials delivered included the urgency of livestock waste management, the benefits of Agrozyme decomposer, and the process of making organic fertilizer. Participants showed high enthusiasm by actively engaging in discussions about application of organic fertilizer in agricultural fields. During the training session, the participants directly practiced making organic fertilizer so that they could practice it independently. This activity successfully improved the knowledge and skills of Sengkol Village community members in processing cattle manure into organic fertilizer.
PENGUATAN KEPEDULIAN LINGKUNGAN MASYARAKAT MELALUI KEGIATAN BERSIH PANTAI DI KAKI BUKIT PECARON, SITUBONDO Jurnal Wicara; Setyono, Bagus Dwi Hari; Deona, Erenbertha Ni Nyoman Brati; Mardian, Ainnun
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29303/4v5are14

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Coastal areas have an important role in supporting the economic, ecological, and social life of the community. However, the problem of waste, especially plastic, is a serious threat that can reduce environmental quality and hinder the development of the marine tourism potential. This article aims to describe the implementation of the program to strengthen environmental awareness through beach cleaning activities carried out by MBKM KKN students of the University of Mataram in the Kaki Bukit Pecaron area, Klatakan Village, Situbondo. The implementation method includes field observation, coordination with village officials, socialization of the dangers of plastic waste to the community and students, as well as beach cleanup actions involving students, the community, and elementary school students. The collected waste is then sorted by type to facilitate further management. The results of the activity show an increase in community participation in maintaining environmental cleanliness, the creation of synergy between students and the community, and the growth of collective awareness about the negative impacts of coastal pollution. The discussion emphasized that a participatory approach through cross-element collaboration is able to increase the effectiveness of environmental management programs and support the sustainability of similar activities. In conclusion, the beach clean-up action at the foot of Pecaron Hill not only contributes to improving environmental quality, but also strengthens community concern as social capital in supporting the development of sustainable marine tourism.
Co-Authors Abdianzah, Muhammad Abdul Aziz ABDUL HAMID Abidin, Muhammad Adhari, Aulia Adiat, Dina Aen, Hadratul Afriani, Sukma Afuw, Afiifah Agrahatina, Dinda Etri Agustiawan, Romy Ahfal, Syahrul Ainurrofika, Ainurrofika Aisy, Nisrina Maharatul Al-Huda, M. Karsa Gaesa Al-Huda9, M. Karsa Gaesa Albayani, Jihan Fairuz Aldy, Lalu Alfarid, Muhamad Alfarid, Muhammad Alfathya, Roro Ranti Dea Alfhina, Luluk Alifia Putri, Alifia Alnaziroq, Alni Alvina, Reva Mei Alvira, Dea Amalia, Baiq Jihan Amalia, Putri Husnul Amin, Lalu M. Ali Sam’un Al Amita Ananda, Azkiya Ayu Ananda, Febby Marsya Angelina, Alifia ANGELINA, NOVITA Anggara, I Made Agusto Dwi Anindya, Ida Ayu Vinaya Anjani, Muhammad Rafi Zaidan Ansori, Mufid Antu, Thio Alqolby Anwar, Nabila Hanifah Apriani, Annisa Rizki Nur Apriani, Maulinda Aprila, Andi Aprilia, Ilmi Aprilia, Ochie Apriliana, Baiq Sintia Apriliani, Rosinta Laili Aqilah, Syamia Ardaelifa, Elya Trainy Arisma, Regita Cahya Arung, Elsa Batari Teja Asbi, M. Ashari, Triyas Aspara, Natha Astini, Baik Nilawati Astiti, Ida Ayu Made Widya Astuty, Elyana Atthoriqsyah, Bimo Aulia Apriani, Aulia Aulia, Linda Aulia, Millah Ayuni, Diana Az-Zahra, Fatimah Azizy, Muhamad Azizy, Muhammad Azzahra, Jasmine Maulida Bagus Dwi Hari Setyono Bakary, Najwa Bilbina, Cahyani Tri Budiana, I Ketut Satya Cahyadi, M. Bagus Cahyani, Kurnia Choneri, Shelina Damayani, Dian Danuarta, Riyan Darmayanti, Cokorda Istri Wulan Deona, Erenbertha Ni Nyoman Brati Desi Ratnasari Desi Susilawati, Desi Dewi, Aprilia Sintia Dewi, Dita Triana Dewi, Ni Nengah Sunia Ardita Dewi, Nur Ariza Kurnia Dewi, Rosiana Citra Dewi, Suprayanti Dharma, I Dini Yulianti Diraksa, Mazhari Seneng Diswandi Doni saputra Dwi Lestari Effendy, Michael Elivia Novela Sari Fajriah, Utari Fanreza, Dhanu Faradinah Fatihah, Nawal Febina, Putri Febiola, Nela Febriani, Ikma Feranita, Ririn Fibrianti, Riskia Fitriah Fitriani Fitriani Fitriani, Cici Aulia Furkan, Lalu Muhammad Fuspawati, Yanti Gurabha, Habil Al Haekal, Muhamad Hairi, M. Anas Harahap, Herpan Hardiyaningrum, Ratria Hariadinata, Muhamad Hariani, Rosa Haris, Khaekal Danial Hasanah, Hasmiatun Hayyi, Najma Auliya Maharani Hery Haryanto Hidayat, Sandra Hilali, Aisya Niswatul Husaidi, M. Malki Husmawati I Ketut Budastra, I Ketut I Made Oka Aditya Ida Ermiana Indah Sari Indri Wahyuni Isfiyana, Niza Islaeniah, Irma Islam, Egista Islami, Muhammad Rido Ismiati Iswatun Husaini Jamil, M. Habibillah Jayaprana, Dodik Jodi, Fitria Joni Ribowo Juan, Kemal Juandra, Muhamad Juliana Julianingsih, Laili Julianti Jumhari, Sutrisna Jun Suhardi Jurman, Eduardus K., Tedy Kanti, Putri Khairunnisa, Baiq Asya Faras Khairunnisak Khalid, Juniar Khaliza, Rizma Khotimah, Baiq Khusnul Kinanti, Wulan Kirana, Ira Chandra Komalasari, Arfika Kurniawan, Ahmad Rizki Kurniawati, Ervina Kusuma, Harry Kusumanegara, Filzah Hannani Larasati, Septiani Lestari, Desak Putu Lestari, Neli Aulia lestari, wahyuni Lestari, Widya Listyputri, Alyssa Zahra Luthfi, M. Rinaldi M, Intan M, M. Zaidan Asykar M. Adji Yudha M. Zamzami Made Sutha Yadnya Maharani, Baiq Faridha Aulya Maharani, Nabilla Maharani, Ni Komang Maharani, Rafikah Maharani, Shella Maharani, Shifana Mahardika, Chaerisna Mahdan, Saujana Manzis, Haeki Mardian, Ainnun Marsena, Julia Marsha, Audy Thaliqa Marshendalia, Chika Maulida, Khairani Maulida, Meuthia Maulidiawati, Ria Mauliditya, M. Maulidna, Maizati Maulina, Yuliana Mayori, Elsya Meilieana, Eca Midrawati, Laela Misfala Moztaqi, Lalu Muhammad Khalif Muchsin Idrus Muhaimin, Arif Muhamad Luthfi Muhammad Faisal Dzaky Yudistira Muhammad Farizi, Muhammad Muhammad fauzan Muhammad Hakimi Muhlis Muktadir, Neil Murtadho, Abdul Aqil Muttaqien, Muhammad Ainul Nabilah, Ailsa Nadila Aprianingsih Nadira Nafiah, Faziatun Nafilah, Nur Nasuha, Lale Naya, Alifia Nazira, Arni Ndruru, Dewi Sartika Ni Luh Trisna Sutriatiningsih Ningsih, Baiq Nely Rahma Ningsih, Tiara Nirmala, Aulia Patra Nirmala Novita, Baiq Nugraha, Mahardika Nulhakki, Ikmal Nurahmaniah, Ingke Nurardiansyah, Muhammad Nurkhalizah Nurmawanti, Iva Nurmayanti, Siti Nursuha, Nabilah Putri Nurul Hidayani Nurwasilah, Nurwasilah Nuryadien, Muhammad Oktaryanti, Jupnanita Oktaviani oktaviani P., I Gusti Bagus Sugiantara D. Pandu.P., Lalu Lazuardi Pebrianti, Nana Rizky Permatasari, Tri Pertiwi, Sabrina Prabawati, Putu Prabowo, Deden Praneswari, Salwa Prasetia, Ade Pratama, Cesar Diaz Pratama, Nizar Alpian Pratama, Sendi Prawira, Didik Prayanto, Muhammad Priadi, Aktory Putra, Desta Putra, Dodik Putra, I Gusti Bagus Widiadnyana Windra Putra, I Wayan Bratha Permana Putra, Lalu Putra, Muhamad Gilang Rahardi Putrayadi, Lalu Danang Putri Huzaifah Putri, Adinda Melisa Putri, Athifah Putri, Baiq Sri Wulan Putri, Bunga Shirtuvillaily Yuniar Putri, Chairatun Hisyani Putri, Debbi Lao Nindya Putri, Dina Putri, Dita Putri, I Gusti Ayu Yunita Putri, Nanda Febriyani Putri, Ni Putri, Widiya Rabi'ah, Putri Rachim, Nazmi Raditya, I Rahayu, Melitha Shawwira Rahayu, Sri Puji Rahman, Aldena Rahmawati, Kavia Rahmiati, Riry Ramadhan, Muh. Ramadhani, Muhammad Ramdani, Egi Ramdani, Novrizal Ramdhani, Adelia RAMDHANI, MIFTAH Rane, M. Rasuma, Nonik Ray, Vrannya Riadaturrizkiyah, Riadaturrizkiyah Rini Rahmawati, Rini Ristiawati, Serlina Rizal Abidin, Muhammad Rizaldi, M. Rizki, Bintang Rohmatin, Khairina Rosdayanti Rosiana Ulfa Rozi, Aditya Fahrur Rudy Candra Ruslan Saeniah Safitri, Rita Safitri, Yohana Sakila, Nur Salman, Kholillah Lailatil Qadri Salsabila, Andi Salsabilla, Hecha Samami, Shahib Sanad, Hanif Santhi, I Gusti Saputra, Arza Saputra, M. Ilam Saputri, Miranti Wulan Saputro, Wira Sari, Defi Sari, Ni Putu Sari, Zeti Satia, Merry Sawitri, I Gusti Ayu Vega Sa’ adatallayyali Septiandari, Olevia Shifa, Nur Ilahis Silvia Yuliana Sofiana, Dina Sri Rohmuliaty Sriwahyuni, Yuyun Suciana, Nunung Suharti Suhayni Sukmarani, Ni Sukmawati, Triani Sulastri, Emi Sulihan, Sulihan Suprihatin, Aftina Suryani, Bulqis Putri Susanti, Melida Syahrial Ayub, Syahrial Talaohu, Ismail Al fatah Titin, Ni Nengah Ulfi, Baiq Subbidia Unsayain, Hazzil Uswatun Hasanah Wahyu Wibowo Wardhana, Lalu Diandra Surya Wardhiati, Itriyatul Widhiyantara, I Nyoman Widiantara, I Nyoman Ari Widiastusi, Baiq Narti Widiastuti, Ni Made Wijaya, I Nyoman Agus Ari Wulan, Ir. R. Sri Tejo Wulandari, Alfira Wulandari, Heryca Wulandari, Sri Hikmah Yajnayanti, Aini Lutfia Yasmin, Adella Yatari, Baiq Yeni Utamin Yuhendra, Kayla Yulia Indriani Yuliana Indriani YULIANA RAHMAWATI, YULIANA Yuniardi, Lalu Yunika Latifatunnupus Yusmita, Eliza Zaenal Abidin Zahara, Lauza Agisni Zahara, Risna Putri Zahrah, Baiq Nurul Aini Zain, Nur Aini Azizah Zulfa, Atika Zulpazlyawan, M.