Klungkung – Udayana University has once again demonstrated its commitment to promoting community service and empowerment through the Student Organization Capacity Building Program (PPK Ormawa). The PPK Ormawa Law Student Creativity Community (PPK Ormawa) Implementation Team of the Udayana University Faculty of Law held the Grand Opening and Socialization of the MENYALA Program at the Wantilan Hall in Nyalian Village, Banjarangkan District, Klungkung Regency, on Friday (June 19, 2026). The event was attended by the Vice Rector for Student Affairs at Udayana University, the Supervising and Mentoring Lecturers, the Village Head of Nyalian Village, representatives from the Klungkung Regency Tourism Office, representatives from the Klungkung Regency Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Office, the Traditional Village Head, the Village Head of the Agency and Customs, the Head of the Family Welfare Movement (PKK), the Head of the Tourism Awareness Group (Pokdarwis), the Head of the STT (Student Training College), partners, the BSO (Student Organizational Development Organization) leadership, the PPK Ormawa Team, and other invited guests.
The Vice Rector for Student Affairs, Prof. Gusti Ngurah Alit Susanta Wirya, representing the Rector of Udayana University, expressed his highest appreciation to the PPK Ormawa Implementation Team of the LSCC Faculty of Law for their success in reaching the funding and implementation stages of the program. He stated that this achievement is clear evidence that Udayana University students possess a high level of competitiveness, creativity, and social awareness.
The Vice Rector emphasized that the MENYALA Program is not merely a competition task, but rather a means of community service that provides tangible benefits to the community. The name “MENYALA” is considered to represent a very positive spirit.
“As law students, you are required to bring light, provide solutions to problems in society, and light the beacon of education and empowerment that will have a long-term impact,” he said.
Furthermore, the Vice Rector stated that the implementation of the Student Organization Leadership Program (PPK Ormawa) provides a space for students to directly implement the theories learned during lectures in the field. This activity also embodies the essence of the university’s Key Performance Indicators (IKU) and the concrete implementation of the Impactful Campus concept.
On this occasion, the Vice Rector also conveyed three important messages to the entire implementation team. First, maintain ethics, integrity, and the good name of Udayana University throughout the program, as students represent the university in the community. Second, ensure that the MENYALA Program has a sustainable impact so that its benefits continue to be felt by the community even after the program’s funding period has ended. Third, build harmonious collaboration and communication with supervising lecturers, community partners, and various relevant parties to support the smooth implementation of the program.
The Vice Rector emphasized that the university will continue to support positive steps like these to advance Udayana University’s student achievements at the national level.
“Congratulations on your service, your work, and be adaptive and solution-oriented students. Udayana University, Superior, Independent, and Cultured,” concluded the Vice Rector.
Through this program, it is hoped that students will become agents of change who are adaptive, provide solutions, and are effective in society. The MENYALA program also demonstrates that students’ role extends beyond academics to a real-world presence in addressing the needs and challenges faced by society.