Introduction: A one-day
orientation programme on the topic “Students’ Campus Behaviour” was
organized by the Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) under the banner of
Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), Sikkim Government College, Namchi.
The programme aimed to create awareness among students about responsible
behaviour, discipline, ethical conduct, mutual respect, and maintaining a safe
and inclusive campus environment.
The orientation focused on sensitizing students
about their roles and responsibilities as members of the academic community and
encouraged them to follow positive behavioural practices that contribute to a
healthy learning atmosphere.
Objectives
of the Programme:
The main objectives of the orientation programme
were:
- To create awareness about appropriate
behaviour and conduct within the college campus.
- To promote respect, dignity, and equality
among students.
- To sensitize students about maintaining a safe
and harmonious campus environment.
- To encourage responsible use of college
facilities and resources.
- To highlight the importance of discipline,
cooperation, and ethical values among students.
Welcome
Address: The programme began with a welcome speech delivered by Ms. Diki O.
Lepcha, who welcomed the resource person, faculty members, and students. In
her address, she emphasized the importance of maintaining positive campus
behaviour and highlighted the role of students in creating a respectful and
inclusive academic environment.
She encouraged students to understand their
responsibilities and contribute towards building a campus culture based on
mutual respect, discipline, and cooperation.
Resource
Person’s Session: The orientation session was conducted by Mrs.
Pema Uden Sherpa as the resource person. She delivered an insightful
presentation on “Students’ Campus Behaviour” and discussed various
aspects related to student conduct and responsibilities.
The major points covered during the session
included:
- Importance of discipline and punctuality in
academic life.
- Respectful communication and behaviour towards
peers, teachers, and staff.
- Maintaining cleanliness and proper use of
campus facilities.
- Understanding students’ rights and
responsibilities.
- Promoting gender sensitivity, inclusiveness,
and respect for diversity.
- Avoiding misconduct and contributing to a safe
and positive campus environment.
The session was interactive and students actively
participated in discussions and shared their views.
Vote of
Thanks: The programme concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Mr. Bhim
Thapa. He expressed gratitude to the resource person, college authorities,
IQAC, Internal Complaints Committee members, faculty members, and students for
their valuable support and participation in making the programme successful.
Outcome
of the Programme: The orientation programme successfully created
awareness among students regarding responsible campus behaviour and the
importance of maintaining discipline, respect, and harmony within the college
community. Students gained valuable insights into ethical conduct and their
role in promoting a safe and inclusive learning environment.
Conclusion:
The
one-day orientation programme on “Students’ Campus Behaviour” was an
effective initiative organized by the Internal Complaints Committee under
IQAC, Sikkim Government College, Namchi. The programme contributed
significantly towards student sensitization and encouraged responsible
citizenship among learners. Such programmes play an important role in
strengthening a positive academic culture and ensuring a respectful and
supportive campus environment.