This face-to-face activity for PT Bank Panin KSE Scholarship Recipients was held on Saturday-Sunday, 03-04 February 2024. This activity was attended by the Deputy Chancellor for Student Affairs and UNPATTI Alumni, branch Manager and Operational Manager from PT Bank Panin Ambon branch and Karya Salemba Empat Foundation. This activity was attended by a total of 97 students consisting of 40 UNPATTI general students and 57 KSE scholarship recipients.

   The opening began with a prayer led by the KSE Scholarship Recipient, followed by singing Indonesia Raya and Mars KSE together led by the Conductor. The next activity was a presentation regarding the achievements obtained by KSE students from Pattimura University. The presentation was made by Marce Talapessy, Chair of Pattimura University PKSE Community Development. Apart from that, community development activities that have been carried out and will be carried out by the scholarship recipient community, namely Paguyuban KSE UNPATTI, were also presented.

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Then, we listened to speeches from invited guests who provided motivation and inspiration for all of us. Firstly, a speech from Mr. Tatan A. Taufik-Co-Founder & Supervisory Board in his speech revealed that the KSE Foundation, from its formation until now, has collaborated with 35 universities throughout Indonesia, from Syah Kuala University to Cendrawasih University. KSE has been collaborating with Unpatti since 2017 and in 2024 65 students have received this and this still has not met the target we planned. KSE itself has collaborated with several corporations and several individual donors, one of which is Panin which has collaborated with KSE for more from 13 Years.

Mr. Tatan Taufik hopes that in the future there will be more parties who will contribute to this foundation and we will continue to work hard so that in the future we can help more fellow students.

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Second, remarks from Mr. Nursaman – Branch Manager of Panin Bank Ambon. He welcomed this activity. Where Mr. Asrul hopes that the collaboration between PT Bank Panin and KSE can be even better and continue to be established so that it can provide more benefits to students. He said that when Penin Bank was first established in the city of Ambon since 2009, it has carried out many social activities outside of banking activities, including work. together with the KSE foundation to distribute scholarships to students in Ambon City.

Third speech from Prof. Dr. Jusuf Madubun, M.Si - Deputy Chancellor for Student Affairs and revealed that there are 13 types of scholarships that have been given by the Government, BUMN and foundations to Unpatti students, but only a few of the recipients are active, one of which is the KSE scholarship recipient.

It is said that waste bank activities are a social entrepreneurship model where apart from being entrepreneurs, students can also carry out social activities that have a positive impact on the surrounding environment. Madubun hopes that this experience can be carried out in a sustainable manner and can be taught to future scholarship recipients so that they can innovate and carry out activities that can have a positive impact on the environment.

Symbolization: Handing over of PT Bank Panin Tbk scholarships to Unpatti students, for the symbolic giving, represented by Mr. Nursaman from Bank Panin and scholarship recipients represented by Kezia Maria Kalalo Matitaputty and Irfan Rumagia and in the reception accompanied by Mr. Tatan A Taufi and Prof. Dr. Jusuf Madubun, M.Sc

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Furthermore, there was a handover of souvenirs from KSE to PT Bank Panin and UNPATTI as a token of thanks for their support. As a form of appreciation and gratitude to Donors and State University Partners, KSE gave them souvenirs. The symbolization was carried out by Mr. Tatan A Taufik to Mr. Nursaman and Mr. Prof. Dr. Jusuf Madubun, M.S.

After that, we took part in a very interesting talk show with the theme "Joint Productivity to Develop the Nation. Personal branding according to the three speakers explained is the process of building and managing a person's personal image and reputation. This involves determining the values, skills and unique characteristics that distinguishing someone from others, as well as ways to communicate this to others through various platforms and interactions. The aim of personal branding is to create a positive impression and build strong relationships with relevant audiences, both in professional and personal contexts.

Mr. Nusaman also explained that building personal branding as a student to prepare to enter the world of work requires several strategic steps: Determining Brand Identity: Know yourself well. Define your unique values, interests, skills, and goals. Identify what makes you different and special. Competency Mastery: Improve and develop skills and knowledge relevant to the field or industry you are interested in. Get involved in projects, internships, or extracurricular activities that can strengthen your skills.

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Relevant Online Content: Create and maintain an online profile that reflects your identity and expertise. This could include a regularly updated LinkedIn profile, a personal blog or website highlighting your projects or experience, and active engagement on relevant social media platforms. Networking: Build a professional network with fellow students, lecturers, alumni, and professionals in the industry you are interested in. Attend networking events, seminars, or conferences to expand your network. Brand Yourself in the Community: Get involved in activities and projects on and off campus that allow you to demonstrate your leadership, interpersonal skills, and contributions to society. Consistency and Authenticity: Make sure that your messages and actions are consistent with the personal image you want to build. Be authentic and transparent in your interactions with others. Learn about the World of Work: Research industry trends, companies, and job positions you're interested in. Understand what the job market requires and prepare yourself to meet those demands.

Productivity is a measure of efficiency in producing output produced with the resources used according to Mr. Prof. Dr. Jusuf Madubun, M.Si, doing small things like what Unpatti has done, helping the community to care more about waste and then helping to make the nation's life smarter, is also an important point that has become a reference in the world of work.

Use social media well, don't post something that has no value because that is one form of assessment when entering the world of work. Sometimes your social media determines whether you are accepted or not. Always have big dreams because with dreams there are two possibilities for success.

Then, to enter the world of work, we are expected to be able to improve our quality by joining an organization that can train us so that in the world of work we are ready to work well.

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On the second day, Mrs. Sinta Setyaningshi currently works as Head of Corporate Communications GoTo Group. In presenting the material, Mrs. Sinta put forward three sub-topics, Public Speaking (Speaking in Public): Thorough preparation: Prepare the material well, know your audience, and practice as much as possible before the presentation. Clear structure: Use structures such as introduction, body, and conclusion to help your audience follow your presentation. Consistent practice: Regular practice helps improve skills and reduces anxiety when speaking in public. Body Language While Speaking: Eye contact: Maintain eye contact with the audience to build a connection and show confidence. Body posture: Standing straight with shoulders back helps radiate confidence. Intentional body movements: Use body movements relevant to your message to add clarity and attractiveness. Build Confidence While Speaking: Prepare well: Solid knowledge of your material will increase your confidence. Focus on the audience: Shift attention from yourself to your audience to reduce anxiety. Breathing and relaxation exercises: Deep breathing exercises and relaxation techniques can help reduce physical and mental tension before public speaking. Consistent practice and the courage to try these techniques will help you become a more confident and effective speaker.


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