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Annual Report Spring 2017 – Spring 2018
Indonesian Student Association [Course title]
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UOW Indonesian Students Association Annual Report: Spring 2017 – Spring 2018
Executive Summary
Indonesian Students Association
“Home of Indonesian Students”
UOW Indonesian Students Association (in short “ISA”, also known as 'Perhimpunan Pelajar
Indonesia di Australia ranting University of Wollongong - or PPIA UOW) is a forum for Indonesian
students studying at UOW. In Australia, ISA Wollongong is one of the satellites of Indonesian
Students Association of Australia (PPIA Pusat) and affiliated with PPIA NSW Branch.
ISA aims as a home for Indonesian Students to gather and to share as a community, as well as to
introduce Indonesia and its culture to others. ISA organizes various useful, fun and informative
activities throughout the year. Among all those activities are Balinese Dance Class, Saman Dance
Class, Bahasa Indonesia Conversation Class (part of the UOW Language Exchange), Academic
Discussions (OBRAS), Informal Gatherings, Sports, and participating on local events in Illawarra. ISA
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is also intended to provide relevant information for its members during their pre or first arrival in
Wollongong as well invite them to join its constructive activities. Moreover, ISA also attempts to
widespread relevant information about Indonesia to the people living in Wollongong.
Strategic Program 2017 - 2018
1. To make Indonesian Students Association as a home for Indonesian Students
2. To introduce Indonesian culture in Australia
3. Held co-curricular activities for students to bond and to share
Strategic Goals 2017- 2018
Goal 1: conducting sports, fun, and gathering regularly
Goal 2: conducting academic discussion
Goal 3: introducing Indonesian culture in Australia
What we have done over the last year
Over the past year, ISA has held social events that were not only presented for Indonesia students
but also Indonesian residents who live at Wollongong and the city nearby. Celebrating
Indepndence Day and conducting forum for immigration issue were two main events that
contribute to the wider population of Indonesian who stay and live in Wollongong.
As what has been started last year by previous executives, we have continued cultural performance
of Indonesia which is Saman Dance. Moreover, we have added traditional costume of Indonesia to
ISA’s property to be used in any cultural occasion.
The Executives
President: Fuad Alghani
Bachelor – Business
Vice President 1: Fahrizal Lukman Budiono
Doctoral – Information Science
Secretary: Sitti Muzdhalifah
Master –Education
Treasurer: Adelia Dwi Nugraha
Master –Science in Chemistry
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Contents Executive Summary .............................................................................................................................................................. 1
Highlight of what’s new during the past year ............................................................................................................ 4
Immigration Information .................................................................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
Traditional Saman Dance ............................................................................................................................................... 4
Discussion Forum ................................................................................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.
Website, Social Media and Contact ........................................................................................................................... 4
Member Database and Its Contact ............................................................................................................................ 4
Highlight of the Activities .................................................................................................................................................. 6
Stimulating Discussion ...................................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
Cultural Performance ...................................................................................................................................................... 7
All ISA Activities ..................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Activity 1 .......................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Activity 2 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Activity 3 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Activity 4 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Activity 5 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Activity 6 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Activity 7 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Activity 8 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Activity 9 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 18
Activity 10 .................................................................................................................................................................... 19
Activity 11 .......................................................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
Activity 12 .................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Activity 13 .................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Others ............................................................................................................................................................................ 24
Financial Statement ........................................................................................................................................................... 25
Summary ........................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Income Statement ......................................................................................................................................................... 25
Expenses............................................................................................................................................................................ 25
Members ............................................................................................................................................................................... 30
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Highlight of what’s new during the past year
Immigration Information
Early of 2018, ISA cooperated with Indonesian Consulate General in Australia, and Department of
Immigration for students and Indonesian residents in Australia to consult and discuss about their
immigration issue. This is also include meet and greet with new head of Indonesian Consulate
which is based in Canberra, Australia.
Traditional Saman Dance
About the dance: Saman (translated as the dance of thousand hands) is a dance from Gayo, Aceh
province, Indonesia. The dance is characterised by its fast-paced rhythm and natural harmony
between dancers. On 2011, UNESCO officially recognised Aceh's traditional Saman dance as a
Masterpiece of Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity.
Discussion Forum
During the period of 2017-2018, there are two discussion forum thas has been held. The first one
was named Indonesian Youth Pledge presenting keynote speaker from the experts of ISA-Gong.
The second discussion forum was hosted by ISA presenting prior president of ISA.
Website, Social Media and Contact
ISA created brand a new website within the context that every member can submit their live story
in Australia, academic journey, or share their experience that are totally different from Indonesia.
There are currently 17 stories from the members. ISA also increased the used social media function
to spread the news and announcement.
Website: www.ppia-uow.org
FB Page and Group: www.fb.com/PPIAUOW
Instagram: www.instagram.com/PPIAUOW
Twitter: @PPIAWollongong
Contact: contact@ppia-uow-org
Member Database and Its Contact
ISA sometimes becomes a focal point to reach Indonesian student, whether the request comes
from the Indonesian Embassy, the Consulate General, or their parent. Therefore, ISA is tidying up
the member database and contact. The database is important not only to know member’s profile,
but also it can be used to if there is something emergency. Therefore, ISA added emergency
contact that can be contacted in Indonesia or Australia.
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Highlight of the Activities
Stimulating Discussion
During the periode of 2017-2018, ISA has held several meeting and discussions talking about many
aspect of student life in particular, and social life, in general.
1. Meeting with prior ISA’s President.
2. Maritime and Educational Forum
Cultural Performance
ISA has performed traditional dance of Indonesia (Saman Dance) since last year and continually got
invitation to perform at events hosted by the University of Wollongong and local community. This
year, SAman dance was presented again during Open day at UOW, August 11th, 2018.
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All ISA Activities
Activity 1
Title : Indonesian Independence Day
Date & time : August 17th, 2018
Place : McKinnon Lawn UOW
Description :
At the end of the winter season, in the middle of August, an event was held to celebrate
one of the most memorable day for Indonesian. 17th August was a memorial day for all
Indonesian because it was the day when Indonesia gets its freedom as an independent
country and it is then known as Indonesian independence day. it is very likely to celebrate
this day with playing Indonesian traditional games.
Even though, we are miles away from Indonesia, the spirit of celebrating the independence
day was still embraced. There were so many people come to our event to celebrate. They
were not only students who study at UOW but also Indonesian residents living in
Wollongong.
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In this day, we played some traditional games, held a short formal ceremony of
independence day, and of course, enjoying Indonesian dishes.
Photos :
Activity 2
Title : Casual Club Event
Date & time : September 13th 2017
Place : UOW Duck Pond
Description :
University of Wollongong always have special occasion every month. This event was just a casual
event happening at uni to promote a club. We had a stal in this day to promote ISA to the students
and provided some Indonesian snacks to the students.
Photos :
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Activity 3
Title : Indonesian Youth Pledge
Date & time : October 28th 2017
Place : UOW McKinnon Building, 67.104
Description :
The first discussion forum for the new session was here! Running a theme around maritime and
language issue, this event was a lit. It was always the first agenda for ISA to provide stimulating
talks with the other fellow Indonesian students as it is a platform for us to share and discuss any
aspect of life.
We had several speakers who have great expertise on the theme brought in the forum.
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Photos :
Activity 14
Activity 4
Title : ISA Farewell Party
Date & time : November 17th 2017
Place : UOW Duck Pond
Description :
At the end of every session, there are some students who have finished their study at UOW
and ready to go back to their life in the home country Indonesia. The bound that has been
created during the time in Australia makes it hard to have a farewell. Yet, to cheer people
up, a party would make sadness becomes joyful. At the end of each session at uni, ISA
annually held a farewell party to cheer friends and family who would go back home and
congratulate them to finish their study.
The party includes BBQ party, discussion, games, and gifts.
Photos :
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Activity 5
Title : Club’s Day
Date & time : February 20th 2018
Place : UOW Bld. 11
Description :
This time, ISA back to introduce our club to new students at UOW. We are promoting our
traditional culture which include costumes and food. We cooked traditional food from
Sumatra Barat which was ever awarded as number 1 food in the world named Rendang.
Photos :
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Activity 6
Title : Isa New Member Welcoming Party
Date & time : February 23rd 2018
Place : UOW Duck Pond Lawn/Building 11 CSE Room
Description :
If we let people go back home joyfully at the end of uni session, we also have to welcome
those who have come to Wollongong heartedly as part of ISA. This autumn, there are
several Indonesians who came to study at UOW. May you have wonderful life at
Wollongong. Let’s have some BBQ party to start!
Photos :
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Activity 7
Title : Meet and Greet with prior president of ISA
Date & time : April 13th 2018
Place : UOW Duck Pond
Description :
Sharing is always good. We had a visitor from prior president of ISA. During his visit to
Wollongong, he had shared so many wonderful experiences as part of ISA and UOW’s
student in the past year. Having stimulating discussion has always delivered positive
message to the other students to do better.
Photos :
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Activity 8
Title : Immigration and Indonesian Consulate General
Date & time : May 12th 2018
Place : McKinnon Building UOW
Description :
Called out all the Indonesians living in Wollongong and nearby, on one fine day at 12th
May, 2018, PPIA held a big event cooperated with Department of Immigration and
Indonesian Consulate General to help people with their immigrant issue. The staffs from
the immigration office would help the students and the Indonesian residents with their visa
and passport. They could actually extend and renew their immigration status at that day.
More of the event, the new head of Indonesian Consulate that based in Canberra, Australia
was coming to the event to share the strategic visions of Indonesian Consulate General so
all Indonesians living in Australia would have shared understanding about it.
The another bright side of the event, there were Bakso and Rendang provided for the
guests to break homesickness. These two popular Indonesian dishes completed the day.
Photos :
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Activity 9
Title : Annual Congress of Indonesian Student in Australia
Date & time : June 23rd 2018
Place : Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Description :
Every year, Indonesian Student Association throughout Australia held a big event to
discharge the executives and replace it with the new ones. This was yielded to refresh the
community and give chance for all the students in every city of Australia to feel the heaps
of becoming the executives of the biggest Indonesian students association in the world.
Every branches of ISA throughout the university in Australia would send delegation or
representative to attend the event. Then, the delegations would represent their community
to be a part of the election.
This time, our friend from ISA UOW was elected as the new president of Indonesia Student
Association Australia. Massive shout out to Hakam Junus! Congratulation.
May it be a new beginning for ISA UOW to do better in the future.
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Photos :
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Activity 10
Title : Second Farewell Party
Date & time : July 7th, 2018
Place : Botanical Garden Wollongong
Description :
First week of July, another farewell party for our lovely fellow Indonesian students was held. This
time, ISA organised the event together with Indonesian Muslim Association of Wollongong. This
was attended by approximately 50 people. Those included family who has cute and beautiful
children.
As usual, Indonesian dishes would dominate the event. There were so many typical Indonesian
cuisines presented by the mothers who are very good in cooking Indonesian traditional dishes.
Within all the diversity of tribes in Indonesia, the diverse of dishes come along. Luckily, our beloved
Indonesian mothers could make them for us and provide them in the event. LUCK!
There were also some short speeches from our friends who have done their study and would go
back home shortly. This was a heartbreaking moment because in fact we had to lose other friends
again. However, the farewell party was fun and we all enjoyed it.
Photo :
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Activity 11
Title : Costume Parade at Welcoming Party UOW
Date & time : August 8th, 2018
Place : UOW Uni Hall
Description :
One of our vision as Indonesian student is to promote and introduce our uniques and diverse
culture in Australia. We would like to participate to any occasion which can expose our culture.
Indonesia has annually attended welcoming party to be a part of costume parade to show people
our traditional costume from Indonesia.
This year, we proudly presented our national costume, Batik and traditional costume from
Banjarmasin and NTT.
Such a lovely evening to introduce our lovely costume to the audiences.
Photo :
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Activity 12
Title : ISA Saman Dance Performance
Date & time : August 11th 2018
Place : UOW Duck Pond
Description :
One of ISA’s pride that can continuously presented at Wollongong is our unique traditional dance
from Sumatra named Saman Dance. This dance which was known with its clapping and unified
movement was successfully catched people attention which is why we continuously received
invitation to perform. This year, we got a chance to perform at Open Day UOW to introduce our
traditional dance to the local people.
Photos :
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Activity 13
Title : Saman Dance Practice
Date & time : July-August 2018
Place : UOW Duck Pond
Description :
To keep the existence of our cultural performance, we want to do regular practice for our pride
Saman Dance. Indeed, we had a regular dance practice to prepare our performance at Open Day
UOW.
Photos :
Others
Charity
PPIA-UOW Care
1. Collect and send donations for the victims of Lombok Earthquake
2. Help fellow indoensian students who are in emergency situations
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Financial Statement
Summary
Total Inflows $4,540.43
Total Outflows $2,755.24
Net Income $1,785.19
Income Statement
Date Amount Source Description
11/08/2017 $1,170.67 Other Income Closing Balance of Club's Bank
account
11/08/2017 $75.14 Other Income Cash on hand from former
treasurer
14/08/2017 $500.00 Sponsorship/Donations Donations from Indonesian
Consulate
15/08/2017 $50.00 CSE Funding Round 1 session 2
27/08/2017 $249.00 Sponsorship/Donations Donations from Indonesian
people
02/09/2017 $150.00 Sponsorship/Donations Fundraising from members
15/09/2017 $200.00 CSE Funding Round 2 session 2
15/09/2017 $200.00 CSE Funding Special Invitation for Open Day
– Saman Dance Performance
15/05/2018 $1800.00 Sponsorship/Donations Donations from Indonesian
Consulate and Embassy
07/06/2018 $145.62 CSE Funding Round 3 session 1
Expenses
Date Expense Type Description Purpose Amount
25/08/2017 Other Outflows ISA Saman Member
Dinner
Food + Beverage $200.00
02/09/2017 Event Expenses Ied Adha Food + Beverage $110.56
14/09/2017 Event Expenses Asian Day Logistic $79.87
16/09/2017 Other Outflows PPIA-Care Administration fee $4.00
03/11/2017 Event Expenses Seminar of Maritime Food $119.00
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Date Expense Type Description Purpose Amount
03/11/2017 Other Outflows Traditional Costume Traditional
Costume
$181.00
15/11/2017 Event Expenses BBQ-Farewell Party Food + Beverage $100.00
23/02/2018 BBQ Expenses Welcoming Indonesian
Student
Food + Beverage $150.00
13/04/2018 Event Expenses Meet and Great Prior
Club’s President
Food + Beverage $91.71
15/05/2018 Event Expenses Warung Konjen Food + Beverage $1,049.10
12/06/2018 Other Outflows Iftar with JPI Food + Beverage $300.00
26/06/2018 Other Outflows PPIA-UoW Delegation
to Brisbane Congress
Transportation $130.00
07/07/2018 Event Expenses BBQ-Farewell Party Food + Beverage $100.00
25/07/2018 Other Outflows UoW-Care Donation $50.00
08/08/2018 Other Outflows Saman Dance
Performance
Costume $90.00
Total Outgoings $2,755.24
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Members No
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Nama Email Universitas Fakultas Jurusan Jenja
ng
Nomor
PPIA
Tahun
Masuk
Perkiraan
Lulus
Stat
us
Last
Update
1 Abraham Farrendy [email protected] University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Engineering and
Information Sciences
School of Computing and Information
Technology
Bache
lor
2000003 Aktif 2016
2 Aditya Rachman [email protected] University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Engineering and
Information Sciences
School of Mechanical, Materials and
Mechatronic Engineering
PhD 2000004 2016 2019 Aktif 2016
3 Alfiah Hasanah [email protected].
au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Business School of Accounting, Economics and
Finance
PhD 2000005 2014 2017 Aktif 2016
4 Andree Agustian [email protected].
au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Business School of Accounting, Economics and
Finance
Bache
lor
2000006 Aktif 2016
5 Andree Yosua [email protected].
au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Engineering and
Information Sciences
School of Computing and Information
Technology
Bache
lor
2000007 Aktif 2016
6 Andrew Pratama [email protected].
au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Business Sydney Business School Maste
r
2000008 Aktif 2016
7 Antares Firman [email protected]
u
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Business Sydney Business School Maste
r
2000009 2015 2017 Aktif 2016
8 Arief Karfie [email protected].
au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Engineering and
Information Sciences
School of Computing and Information
Technology
Maste
r
2000010 2016 2018 Aktif 2016
9 Arischtia Taolin [email protected]
.au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Business Sydney Business School Maste
r
2000011 Aktif 2016
10 Bianca Anatta [email protected]
.au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Engineering and
Information Sciences
School of Computing and Information
Technology
Bache
lor
2000012 Aktif 2016
11 Brandon Liuslie [email protected]
u
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Engineering and
Information Sciences
School of Computing and Information
Technology
Bache
lor
2000013 Aktif 2016
12 Cahyani dwi Setiawati [email protected]
.au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Law, Humanities and
the Arts
School of Law Maste
r
2000014 2016 2018 Aktif 2016
13 Edwin Sadeli [email protected]
om
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Business School of Accounting, Economics and
Finance
Maste
r
2000015 Aktif 2016
14 Fuad Alghani [email protected]
u
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Business School of Accounting, Economics and
Finance
Bache
lor
2000016 Aktif 2016
15 Heranudin [email protected]
u
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Engineering and
Information Sciences
School of Physics PhD 2000017 2016 2019 Aktif 2016
26
16 Ignasius Teguh
Wicaksono
au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Engineering and
Information Sciences
School of Mathematics and Applied
Statistics
Bache
lor
2000018 Aktif 2016
17 Ika damayanti [email protected].
au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Social Sciences School of Education PhD 2000019 2014 2017 Aktif 2016
18 Kristie Onasis [email protected].
au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Business Sydney Business School Maste
r
2000020 2016 2018 Aktif 2016
19 Mahmud Layan
Hutasuhut
u.au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Social Sciences School of Education PhD 2000021 2015 2018 Aktif 2016
20 Monalisa Pasaribu [email protected]
.au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Social Sciences School of Education Maste
r
2000022 2016 2018 Aktif 2016
21 Rainerius Renier [email protected]
u
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Business Sydney Business School Maste
r
2000023 Aktif 2016
22 Rianto Allolinggi [email protected]
u
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Social Sciences School of Education Maste
r
2000024 2016 2018 Aktif 2016
23 Riza Azmi [email protected]
u
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Engineering and
Information Sciences
School of Computing and Information
Technology
PhD 2000025 2015 2018 Aktif 2016
24 Riza Septiani [email protected]
u
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Social Sciences School of Health and Society Maste
r
2000026 2017 2019 Aktif 2017
25 Sahala Siahaan [email protected]
u.au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Science, Medicine and
Health
School of Earth and Environmental
Sciences
Maste
r
2000027 2016 2018 Aktif 2016
26 Sose Raeinaldo
Virnandes
au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Engineering and
Information Sciences
School of Computing and Information
Technology
Maste
r
2000028 2016 2017 Lulu
s
2017
27 Stephanie Guna [email protected]
.au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Science, Medicine and
Health
School of Nursing Maste
r
2000029 2016 2018 Aktif 2016
28 Sukahar Saputra [email protected]
u.au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Science, Medicine and
Health
School of Earth and Environmental
Sciences
PhD 2000030 2016 2019 Aktif 2016
29 Tuti Barita Mida Uli [email protected]
du.au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Business Sydney Business School Maste
r
2000031 2017 2019 Aktif 2017
30 Valisneria Utami [email protected].
au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Social Sciences School of Education Maste
r
2000032 2016 2018 Aktif 2016
31 Wahyu Purnama haji wahyupurnama979@
gmail.com
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Business School of Management, Operations and
Marketing
Colle
ge
2000033 Aktif 2016
32 Wirawan Kartono [email protected]
.au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Law, Humanities and
the Arts
School of Law PhD 2000034 2016 2019 Aktif 2016
33 Agustina Irianti [email protected]
u
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Business School of Management, Operations and
Marketing
Bache
lor
Aktif Aktif 2017
27
34 Destini Kusnadi [email protected]
u.au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Social Sciences School of Education Bache
lor
Aktif Aktif 2017
35 Fahrizal Lukman
Budiono
[email protected] University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Engineering and
Information Sciences
School of Computing and Information
Technology
PhD 2017 2020 Aktif Aktif 2017
36 Jeiny Mantow [email protected]
.au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Science, Medicine and
Health
School of Chemistry Maste
r
2017 2019 Aktif Aktif 2017
37 Julian Widiatmoko [email protected]
.au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Engineering and
Information Sciences
School of Mechanical, Materials and
Mechatronic Engineering
Maste
r
2016 2018 Aktif Aktif 2017
38 Lucia Litha Respati [email protected]
u
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Engineering and
Information Sciences
School of Civil, Mining and Environmental
Engineering
Maste
r
2017 2019 Aktif Aktif 2017
39 Muhammad Harits
Abiyyudo
u.au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Engineering and
Information Sciences
School of Computing and Information
Technology
Bache
lor
Aktif Aktif 2017
40 Prihantarto Nursatya
Adiprajono
u.au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Engineering and
Information Sciences
School of Civil, Mining and Environmental
Engineering
Bache
lor
Aktif Aktif 2017
41 Radifan Wisnu
fadhlillah
au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Business School of Management, Operations and
Marketing
Bache
lor
Aktif Aktif 2017
42 Wasis Purnomo [email protected].
au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Business Sydney Business School Maste
r
2017 2019 Aktif Aktif 2017
43 Zulya Daini [email protected].
au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Social Sciences School of Education Maste
r
2016 2018 Aktif Aktif 2017
44 Stephanie Apsari Putri [email protected]
.au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Law, Humanities and
the Arts
School of Law PhD 2017 2019 Aktif Aktif 2017
45 Giri Lumakto [email protected]
u
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Social Sciences School of Education Maste
r
2016 2017 Aktif Aktif 2017
46 Adelia Dwi Nugraha [email protected]
u.au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Science, Medicine and
Health
School of Chemistry Maste
r
2017 2018 Aktif Aktif 2017
47 Bibit Riyanto [email protected].
au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Engineering and
Information Sciences
School of Civil, Mining and Environmental
Engineering
Maste
r
2017 2019 Aktif Aktif 2017
48 Sitti Muzdhalifah sittimuzdhalifah@yah
oo.co.id
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Social Sciences School of Education Maste
r
2017 2019 Aktif Aktif 2017
49 Imran [email protected] University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Engineering and
Information Sciences
School of Physics Maste
r
2017 2019 Aktif Aktif 2017
50 Christophorus Ivan
Darmasaputra
au
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Engineering and
Information Sciences
School of Computing and Information
Technology
Colle
ge
2017 2020 Aktif Aktif 2017
51 Indra Alverdian [email protected]
u
University of
Wollongong
Faculty of Law, Humanities and
the Arts
School of Law PhD 2017 2020 Aktif Aktif 2017
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