Komposisi Pengurus Kerukunan Keluarga Mahasiswa Bulukumba (KKMB) Komisariat Universitas Hasanuddin (UNHAS) Periode 2013-2014

17 Februari 2015

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Komposisi Pengurus Kerukunan Keluarga Mahasiswa Bulukumba (KKMB) Komisariat Universitas Hasanuddin (UNHAS) Periode 2013-2014
Ketua  Umum             :  Muhammad Alqadri (Hukum)
Sekretaris Umum      :  Andi Aryandi Syamsurya (Pertanian)
Bendahara Umum     :  Asdawati (FKM)
Departemen  Pengembangan Organisasi
Koordinator                :    Jabal rahmat ashar (Pertanian)
Anggota                        :     Saparuddin Sanusi (Sastra)
                                             Bulan (Kehutanan)
                                             Indira B (FKM)
                                             Hermansyah (Sastra)
                                              Alif Surya Firman (Peternakan)
                                              Saldi Irawan  (Peternakan)
                                              Muh. Ziqrullah
                                                        
Departemen  Kesekretaritan
Koordinator         :  Syamsul Bahri (Pertanian)                 
Anggota                 :    Asriadi (Teknik)
                                     Nur Ismi (Kehutanan)
                         Dinar Alqadri (Hukum)
                        Andri (Pertanian)                                               
                                      Nur Iftitah (MIPA/FISIKA)
                                      Nurhikmah (Kehutanan)
                                      Muhammad Restu (Pertanian /Agroteknologi)                                             
                                      Riskawati (Teknik)
Departemen   Kekaryaan dan Keilmuan
Koordinator         :     Muh. Erwin Syah (Kehutanan)                
Anggota                 :      Karmila Amir (Pertanian)
                           Rendi (Sospol)
                           Masrur Hasanuddin (Kehutanan)
                           Ruslan (Peternakan)
                                       Hardianti (Pertanian)                                                  
                                        Al Az Ari (Pertanian)
                                        Muh. Riang Rezki (Fisip)
                        Isfaisyah (kehutanan)


Depertemen  Jaringan Informasi Dan Advokasi 
Koordinator:   Amiruddin (Hukum)
Anggota               :           Ismi (FKM)
                                          Dwijayanti Syam  (Peternakan)
                                          Jailani (sastra) 
                                           Khaerun Ma’ruf (teknik) 
                                           Muh. Hasdir (pertanian)
                                           Desi Utami (ilmu kelautan & perikanan)
                                  Efritdzal Hardin B (pertanian)
                                           Muh. Riang Rezki (fisip)
Depertemen Pengembangan Bakat dan Seni
Koordinator          :  Muh. Jalil (Kehutanan)      
Anggota                :   A. Nurlaela
                             Fadli Hidayat Ilyas (Peternakan)
                                   Sahnur (Pertanian)
                          Muh. Akbar Yusuf (Teknik)
              Rika utami (MIPA)
              Nurhikmah (Kehutanan)
               Muh. Ali Akbar (Teknik)

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