Governing council considers membership of any secret society/club as an act of gross misconduct liable to expulsion
NOXFORD COLLEGE from the college.
AFFILIATED TO: DR. YUSUFU BALA USMAN COLLEGE DAURA 4. STUDENTS’ DRESS CODE
OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR A) As responsible citizens, all students are expected at all times to dress decently within and outside the college
premises. Towards this regards the accepted dress code for all students shall:
RULES AND REGULATION FOR STUDENTS (i) Cover all sensitive parts of the body (especially, female students)
(ii) NOT be TIGHT nor TRANSPERENT
(iii) Neither be offensive nor PROVACATIVE
(iv) ‘NOT show sign of IRRESPONSIBILITY
1. RESPONSIBILITY
(v) Not be dirty, rough or shabby
As members of the college, all students are expected to respond to situations and conduct themselves in a mature and (vi) Generally be moderate in their overall appearance
responsible manner. Each student is expected to abide by the college’s regulations, rules, laws and instructions as (vii) Distinguish between SEXES of the wearer
may be made or given by the college’s council, academic board, provost and other designated officers of the college.
5. PROHIBITED DRESS FOR FEMALE STUDENTS.
2. ENROLMENT OF STUDENTS
Wearing of clothes with the following characteristics IS PROHIBITED:
Students will not be admitted to classes until they have completed the necessary requirements, such as registration and
payment of all fees. AU fees are payable in advance before or at the beginning of each semester/session (where (i) Transperant clothes and clothes that reveal sensitive parts of the body such as the bust, chest, upper arms, buttocks
applicable) students who are compelled to be absent from the college for non-payment of fees will not be absolved from and thigh.
paying fees for the period of such absence. (ii) Strapless blouses or short blouses that do not cover the hip line.
(iii) Tight trousers and trousers that are above hipline.
3. ORIENTATION AND MATRICULATION (iv) T-shirt and jeans that carry obscene and subliminal massages
(v) Ankle chains and ring on toes
Orientation programmes are organized at the inception of every academic session for the newly admitted students. All
(vi) The use of face caps and dark eye glasses (except for sports or medical purposes)
new students must ensure that they matriculate. Every student must complete and sign the undertaking form to be issued
6. PROHIBITED DRESS FOR MALE STUDENTS.
by the student’s affairs division. It is prohibited for any student to belong to any secret or unregistered club/societies.
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The following types of dresses are prohibited to male students within the college: 4) Under no circumstances classrooms should be converted for personal functions.
5) Religious/ceremonial functions in the classrooms hall but with full permission of the authority.
(i) Wearing of sleeveless clothes.
(ii) Shirts which are not properly buttoned up and shirt-collars that are left flying 9. ATTENDANCE AND BOYCOTT OF LECTURES
(iii) Short knickers boxers 1) Boycott of lecturer by any group of students as a protest or in a bid to press some demand is prohibited.
(iv) Pulling down trouser to the hip line 2) All students must attend classes punctuality.
(v) T-shirt and jeans which carry obscene and subliminal massages 3) Students shall acquire the minimum attendance of classes/lectures as stipulated by the academic board.
(vi) Wearing of cor-rings, bracelets and ankle chains, head ties 4) Student who do not obtain the required minimum attendance will not be allowed to sit for the semester examination.
(vii) Braiding, perming of hairs, jerry-curls, plating and dread locks 5) After starting of lecture a student can enter a class only with the consent of the lecturer.
(viii) Use of face and dark eye glasses (except for sports or medical purposes) 6) It is strictly forbidden for a student to walk out of a class after the commencement of lecture.
7. Punishment for offender 7) Student are expected to remain quite and attentive during lectures.
(i) Verbal warning 10.Disruption of classes and petition
(ii) Writing warning for repeated offender a) No students should disrupt any class in progress for whatever reason.
(iii) Suspension for repeating the offence the 3rd time (the duration of the suspension to be determined by student b) Students wishing to petition or issue statement or make communications on matters affecting the college must do so
disciplinary committee) and approved by the provost through the student affairs officer for submission to the registrar.
(iv) Expulsion from the college for repeating the offences for the fourth time
11.USE OF THE COLLEGE PREMISES
a) Permission to use the college premises for meeting or other activities must be sought from the registrar, through the
8. USE OF CLASS ROOMS/LECTURE HALLS student affairs officer at least one week in advance.
1) Classrooms and lecture halls are provided to students with sufficient desks and chairs for normal lessons. Students are b) Students may be required to make a deposit against possible damage.
not permitted to remove any furniture or fittings from the classrooms for any reason whatsoever. c) Organizers of functions would be held personally and collectively responsible for any breach for the law that may
2) The last student to leave a classroom/lecture hall in the night is advised to switch off all lights. occur during the function.
3) The use of classrooms/lecture halls for personal functions by clubs/societies and individual students must be with full d) Cars, motor cycles and bicycles may be parked at places resource for parking.
permission of the authority. e) Access road must not be blocked and students’ vehicle must not be left in staff parking arears.
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a) Students must hand in key etc to the hall officer/supervisor before leaving the college premises on vocation.
12.FUNCTIONS AND PUBLICATIONS b) Students who fail to hand in key etc will be surcharged for the cost of any necessary replacement.
a) In organizing functions students are take into consideration the laws of the land and the college regulations pertaining c) Students may be allowed to stay back on the campus during vacations upon written permission of the student affairs
to sale of liquor. such student will be charge for the use the hostel amenities.
b) Donations may not be solicited or funds raised any function held in the college without due authority d) At the end of Academic year, students must hand over collage properties” entrusted to them in good condition and
c) Any publication on matters connected with the college must receive the prior approval of the provost. obtain a clearance certificate; failure to hand over may lead to forfeiting the caution deposit.
d) Notice(s) must not be posted without the approval of the student affairs officer.
e) Editor bear full responsibility for the contents of their publications in accordance with the laws of the land. 17. MISCELLANEOUS REGULATIONS
13.Student problems a) Students must not keep pet.
a) Academic problems and ordering personal problems should be discussed with personal tutor(i.e. class tutor or course b) Students are not allowed to bring sell or drink any kind of liquor in the college premises for any purpose.
coordinator) c) Smoking in public places such as halls of residence, classrooms, laboratories, library, workshops, lecture theater,
auditorium and at examination halls is prohibited.
14.CHANGE OF NAME d) Students must identify themselves by producing their identity cards whenever they were asked to do so by authorized
a) All certificates and other documents will be issued in the name a student’s originally registers” staff of the collage
b) Change are only allowed on grounds of: e) The college employees are not subject to instruction or order from student.
(i) Change of religion f) Any breach of these regular will be dealt with in a manner to be determined by the provost acting on the advice of the
(ii) Marriage student disciplinary committee.
c) Application for change of name should be made to the Academic Secretary and must be accompanied by a sworn g) Student who ignores any of the regulations or fails to comply with instructions given by head of Department is guilty
affidavit in accordance with oaths Act 1963 and an advert for the change in a widely circling National newspaper. of misconduct, shall first be warned in writing, copies the warning letter, and sent to the student parents and sponsor.
d) Without prejudice to the fore going, the college reserves the absolute right to grant or reject any application. h) If there is recurrence of breach of the regulations the students shall be liable to suspension by the provost prior to
15.DEMONSTRATION investigation by the disciplinary committee.
a) No demonstration is allowed in college campus without written authority of the provost. i) A student suspended or expelled under section (10) above has a right to appeal to the college council for
b) Students may be individually of collectively sur charged for any injury or loss of life arising from any demonstration. reconsideration of the decision.
c) Demonstration in staff residential areas or against individual member of the college is not allowed. However, any student fund to have made false allegation in such an appeal would be death with in any manner the
council deems fit.
16.VACATION AND COLLEGE PROPERTIES
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