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PEMBEKALAN MAHASISWA KKN

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Main Ideas / Lessons Conveyed in the Video

The video is a KKN (real work lectures) student briefing for the July–August 2026 period, delivered in a hybrid format (in-person at UNS and live via the UNS official YouTube channel). It emphasizes:

  • Organization and readiness for KKN implementation (numbers of students/supervisors, coordination steps, timelines).
  • Student safety and risk handling, including:
    • BPJS Employment coverage and emergency procedures for accidents/death claims.
    • Disaster mitigation basics for KKN locations.
    • Prevention/handling of violence and complaint/reporting mechanisms.
  • Compliance and accountability, including:
    • Student code of ethics commitments and prohibited acts.
    • SPJ (financial accountability reporting) rules: what KKN funding can/can’t be used for, documentation requirements, and how to handle receipts—especially in remote areas and online purchases.
  • Support services:
    • Counseling and mental health awareness, plus access points and confidentiality rules (Sasmita Jiwa / disability services).
  • Professional and community-oriented mindset:
    • KKN is not only academic; it’s character-building, empathy, cooperation, ethical conduct, and contributing solutions to the community.
    • Maintain ethics, respect local culture, and uphold university reputation.

Methodology / Instruction Lists Included

A) KKN Implementation Structure & Readiness (High-Level)

  • KKN period: July–August 2026
  • Coverage/location focus: Java Island (with mention of provinces such as East Java, Central Java, and possibility of West Java)
  • Coordination activities held via Zoom for efficiency:
    • May 13, 2026: lecturer/field guidance coordination
    • May 14, 2026: general socialization for student participants
  • Student organization approach:
    • Students are grouped with:
      • Team leaders (each group)
      • District coordinators (Korkap / Korcam)
      • Field supervisors (DPL lecturer supervision / field guidance)

B) BPJS Employment Briefing: What to Do If a Risk/Accident Happens

Coverage Purpose (Why BPJS Employment Is Needed)

  • KKN activities are categorized like “work” activities, so they carry similar risks as workers.

Main Benefits Mentioned

  • Work accident coverage
  • Death coverage for eligible participants/heirs

Core Procedure (“4 Main Things”) for Work Accidents

  1. Evacuate / take the injured person to a health facility immediately
    • Go straight to the nearest hospital/clinic/health facility available locally.
    • Don’t delay and don’t “handle internally first.”
  2. Team cooperation
    • Teammates must accompany/support the injured participant.
    • Don’t leave them unattended (even if an ambulance is available).
  3. Communication / immediate reporting
    • Inform DPL (or the responsible coordinator) and/or the provided hotline immediately.
    • Don’t wait until the next day.
  4. Support and completeness of hospital claim files
    • Hospital paperwork/data completeness affects the claim outcome.
    • Prepare required forms, witness information, and the incident chronology.

Accident Claim Handling Principles

  • Prefer hospitalization/facilities that cooperate with BPJS processes.
  • Even if the nearest facility doesn’t cooperate immediately, procedures exist to facilitate claims (BPJS assistance referenced).
  • Claims should be reported promptly; late reporting can cause problems.

Death Benefit Handling (Conceptual)

  • If a death occurs, heirs receive the benefit amount, with conditions based on eligibility/duration mentioned.
  • The message emphasizes: hope it never happens, but students must understand the rules.

Documentation Items Repeatedly Emphasized

  • BPJS registration/access is handled by the department (students are advised not to overthink registration).
  • Participants should be ready with:
    • BPJS card / digital card access
    • KTP/ID card photocopy (or acceptable ID documentation)
    • Required forms and witness information

C) Violence Prevention & Handling Instructions (PPK Task Force)

Key Instruction: Report Violence / Prevent Escalation

  • Violence can occur without physical contact.
  • In the digital era, trauma can be severe due to technology-enabled acts.

Definition Emphasized

  • Any action that causes harm to body/soul/life, creates fear/helplessness, or involves deprivation of freedom/independence.

Six Categories of Violence Referenced (Permendikbudristek-related)

  1. Physical violence
  2. Psychological violence (including repeated bullying)
  3. Sexual violence (key: absence of mutual consent)
  4. Discrimination and intolerance
  5. “Policy-based” violence (rules/decisions that produce violent implications)

Common KKN Vulnerability Points Discussed

  • Unequal power dynamics (seniority vs new students; competence differences)
  • Limited privacy spaces (changing clothes, sleeping, showering)
  • “Normalized jokes” / humiliating labeling that becomes culture
  • Nighttime and high-mobility contexts (reduced supervision)
  • Weak supervision and weak complaint mechanisms
  • Social media/chat groups

Practical Prevention Guidance

  • Don’t allow a “culture of silence.”
  • If indications appear:
    • Make notes (who/what/where/when, relationship)
    • Avoid victim blaming
    • Report to the PPK Task Force or use the barcode/reporting mechanism
  • Don’t spread/handle cases privately in ways that make evidence/procedures unclear.
  • In scenarios requiring law enforcement, police reporting may be appropriate (mentioned in a Q&A segment).

Ecosystem Approach at UNS

  • UNS has an institutional violence prevention/handling system involving:
    • PPK Task Force
    • ethics council / student code of ethics mechanisms
    • counseling & support services
    • collaboration with external parties if needed (e.g., police, child protection services)

D) Student Code of Ethics: Commitments and Prohibited Acts (MKEM / Student Ethics Council)

Commitment/Pledge Content (Theme)

  • Uphold integrity and comply with ethics:
    • during presentations and everyday life
    • even under stress (deadlines) and during KKN implementation

Core Interaction Realms Emphasized

  1. Self-integrity
    • Personal integrity/honesty; manage emotions; personal conduct
  2. Team dynamics
    • Fairness; no bullying/isolating; respect differences
  3. Community interaction
    • Respect local wisdom and norms
    • Help and be solution-oriented
    • Avoid actions contrary to local law/norms

Examples of Prohibited Serious Ethical Violations Mentioned

  • Indecent/immoral acts
  • Actions conflicting with community norms
  • Violations tied to law/norms beyond ethics (e.g., drugs/alcohol, pornography content distribution, prostitution/sexual deviation-like acts)
  • Signature forgery (explicitly noted as a violation, also treated as a legal issue)

Process Overview (Sanctions Handling)

  • Reporting → investigation → evidence/proof → recommendations/decision
  • Mentioned timeframe: 30 working days
  • Sanctions range from light warnings up to heavier disciplinary actions (e.g., course cancellation/grade, suspension), based on PSA/ethics regulations.

E) SPJ (Financial Accountability) for KKN: What Is Allowed and How to Document

Allowed Funding Uses (Examples)

  • Non-inventory BHP purchases (consumables / non-fixed goods)
  • Transportation for resource persons
    • Honorarium not allowed; only transport is mentioned
  • Consumption purchases
  • Publishing journal/output requirements (output must be published/journals)

SPJ Evidence / Documentation Structure Emphasized

  1. Accountability report finance aligned to RAB
  2. Cover / final report format
  3. Page 1 statement of fund use
    • evidence/proof of expenditure ordered
    • sorted by group and date
  4. Receipts for resource person transport
    • including outside UNS lecturers
  5. Proof of expenditure duplicated for archives (KKN sub-directorate & Ormawa), in original form
  6. Organize receipts neatly, bind, and submit

Receipt Limits & Rules

  • Recommended: receipts for BHP should be ≤ 2 million each.
    • If above, require additional e-invoice
  • No honorarium due to tax complexity (honorarium not allowed)
  • Avoid prohibited spending categories (examples mentioned as disallowed or complication-causing)

Remote-Area Receipt Solution

  • If stamps are unavailable:
    • receipt can be accepted if signed by the shop owner and the shop owner name is written

Online Purchasing Proof Guidance (Q&A)

  • Proof depends on payment method:
    • invoice/receipt + additional proof of transfer/payment if required
  • Must provide legitimate proof (avoid fake notes)
  • Emphasis on original receipts/templates—not self-made fake receipts

Online Shopping Discount Note (Mentioned Scenario)

  • Discounts/promo amounts may be applied, but documentation must remain consistent with the proof rules.

Additional SPJ Administrative Points

  • Disbursement timing depends on KKN decree and validated participant data.
  • Incorrect bank/account number details can delay funds.
  • If funds remain after KKN, there is a return/refund mechanism to UNS account, with return proof.

F) Counseling & Disability Services: Access Guidance and Confidentiality Basics

Counseling Focus (Sasmita Jiwa / Counseling Services)

  • Support for student problems causing distress/burnout/stress and mental health concerns.
  • Mental health issues can appear as physical symptoms too (example: stomach acid from stress/overthinking).

Mental Health Stigma Correction

  • Seeking counseling/psychology services is normal support, not something “crazy.”

Mental Health Awareness Method

  • A “color spectrum/phase” model was mentioned:
    • green / yellow / orange / red (self-check to recognize where you are)

Confidentiality Exceptions (Three Conditions)

  • If someone endangers self/others
  • Legal-related situations
  • When the person agrees to open data

Service Access Details

  • Free for active students
    • limited sessions initially, then more based on severity/need
  • Access via:
    • student counseling center and medical center
    • online via Zoom during set hours

Disability Services

  • Disability support includes:
    • admission/info/orientation
    • academic/career advocacy
    • inclusivity support
  • Students can request accommodations/help (example: spokesperson support for hearing impairment)

Main Institutions / Sessions / Topics Referenced

  • UNS leadership & student affairs (briefing opening and official directions)
  • KKN Directorate / Sub-directorate of KKN and Ormawa
  • BPJS Employment Surakarta Region (resource person for socialization + BPJS Employment explanation)
  • Disaster management / BKPB (UNS coordinating body disaster management)
    • disaster definition, types, and risk thinking
  • PPK Task Force Universitas 11 Maret (violence prevention & handling)
  • Student Code of Ethics Council (MKEM / ethics mechanisms) (ethics commitments, violations, sanctions process)
  • Counseling and Student Disabilities unit (Sasmita Jiwa services and disability support)
  • Next session referenced: BKPB/KKN/disaster mitigation (speaker Dr. Andri)

Speakers / Sources Featured (As Named in Subtitles)

  • Prof. Ir. Dodi Aryawan, ST, MT, PSD, IPU — Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs and Alumni
  • Mrs. Ida Setiawati — Head of Division BPJS Employment Membership
  • Mr. Danang Tomi Harjanto — Secretary to the Directorate of Student Affairs
  • Dr. Sigih Herdanto, M.Pd. — Head of the KKN Sub-Directorate and Ormawa
  • Mr. Joko Sutresno — Directorate leadership for Student Affairs and Alumni (referenced as not personally present)
  • Mr. Singh Hendarto — Head of Sub-Directorate of KKN and Ormawa (spelling varies)
  • PPK UNS Team members
    • Mrs. Ismi — Head of Prevention and Control Task Force Handling Violence
    • Anisa — PPK Task Force member from student elements
    • Ica — PPK Task Force member from student elements
  • Reza Il Maulana — Student Code of Ethics Council staff
  • Safira Nurfitriana — Subdirectorate of Counseling Services and Student Disabilities
  • Dr. Andri — UNS BPK team speaker (disaster mitigation segment start)
  • BPJS Employment resource speaker — name not clearly captured

UNS BPJS / BPJS team (names partly unclear in subtitles)

  • Sofiy / Susi / Teguh (subtitles include unclear spellings; roles referenced, but names aren’t consistently legible)
    • Mrs./Mr. Susi — mentioned in financial/SPJ context and receipt/payment instructions
    • Mr. Teguh — mentioned as BPJS-related support in the opening BPJS segment

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