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STUDENT UNIFORM

Student Uniform is mandatory for official and formal occasions as follows:

1. In the examination rooms.
2. In Business & Professional Ethics Seminar (BG 1403)
3. Formal occasions e.g. Wai Kru day, Orientation day , Last Orientation and Commencement day.
4. In all classrooms assigned by the faculties.

Student Uniform for male students:
1. Plain white, short or long sleeve shirt. Sleeves may not be turned up. Shirt must be tucked into trousers. A university necktie must be worn property.
2. Black trousers (slacks).
3. Black or dark brown belt with university buckle.
4. Plain black leather shoes.

Student Uniform for female students:
1. Plain white , short sleeve blouse. Blouse should fit properly. University buttons are attached and the university pin is worn on the left side of the blouse. Blouse must be tucked into skirt.
2. Black straight skirt at knee length.
3. Black or dark brown belt with university buckle.
4. Plain black leather closed shoes.

POLITE DRESS

Polite Dress is allowed on the following occasions:

1. In the regular classrooms

2. Whenever entering the campus vicinity , except university dormitories and sports complex at Suvarnabhumi Campus.

Polite Dress for male students:

1. White or light colored short of long sleeve shirt. Shirt must be tucked into trousers neatly.

2. Plain black, grey, blue or brown slacks

3. Dark colored or white closed shoes or sport shoes(polite color).

Polite Dress for female students:

1. White or light colored short of long sleeve blouse. Blouse must be tucked into skirt neatly.

2. Black or blue knee length skirt, polite style.

3. Dark colored closed shoes, sling back court shoes, or sport shoes (polite color).

CASUAL DRESS

Casual dress is allowed during summer session or university holiday. However when it is scheduled as midterm, final exam or test; student is required to wear uniform.

DRESS CODE FOR EXAMINATION AND QUIZ

Student ID card must be checked before allowing students to enter the examination room. Students holding expired ID card must be instructed to obtain “a one – subject temporary ID card” at the Office of Registrar. Please note that students are expected to be aware of the regulation as well as their ID card’s expiry date, and as such, irrespective of their reasons, must renew their ID cards prior to the examination period.

Ten minutes late examination:

Students arriving their examination room after the first 10 minutes of examination will not be allowed to enter examination room, instead they must be instructed to contact Director of Examination at the Office of Administrative Affairs for written permission.

No unauthorized materials on examination desks, nearby desks/chairs: any dictionaries, calculators, and notes found in the pencil boxes/ pockets, on the desks, nearby desks or chairs would subject students to the University’s cheating disciplinary actions.

No communication devices and PDA(s) in the examination rooms:
- Mobile phones and personal digital assistance should not be placed on the desk, nearby desk or chairs irrespective of reasons. They could, for the time being, be placed under students’ chairs/desks provided that they are turned off.

No Examination at Wrong Campus:
- Students will not be permitted to take examinations at “wrong campus” and will hence, be considered as “absent” from the exam.

FIRST YEAR EXPERINCE PROJECTS INFORMATION

Extra-Curricular Experiences

We define the Extra-Curricular Experiences as those opportunities offered especially to freshmen so that they may receive academic support outside the classroom, become aware of the variety of resources the campus offers, and actively engage in the community life of the university.

Unlike the Common University Experiences, the Extra-Curricular Experiences are optional. Students are encouraged to participate at their interests and abilities.

The Aim: Students become actively involved in the campus/community and receive specific support networks and information about resources that best meet their needs. Students see themselves as active participants and leaders fostering the standards and identity of Assumption University.

Activities:

Activity Days

Project Information: Here is a fantastic chance to discover activities of your interest! More than 50 clubs open their booths to provide freshmen with information such as music, dance, photography, environmental conservation, oratory and personality, football and many more. All clubs blow their bugles to welcome new members.

Induction Camp

Project Information: Teamwork and unity behind success is the key theme in this activity. This is a time to open your mind and become one with friends, seniors and faculty members, and be proud of your faculty. Meaningful activities are lined up for fun, joy and happiness. You are not alone in AU.

English for All

Project Information: English for All offers an opportunity for freshmen to join the program for free of charge. During 7 weeks of the course, ,members enjoy variety of fun activities to promote English communication skills in listening, speaking, reading and writing based on the 7 steps to English Proficiency by Rev.Bro.Dr.Bancha Saenghiran, Rector Magnificus. www.e4all.au.edu

Freshy Day & Night

Project Information: Refresh your mind and refresh your AU Spirit. Participate and vote for Prince and Princess of AU. The winners will be AU ambassadors and get valuable prizes. This is reserved for freshmen only to express their talents in performances and communication. All are invited to enjoy exquisite shows by students and special guest artist, cheer competition and many more.

The Smart Successor

Project Information: This is an opportunity to follow your dream. Student will be trained to become AU Smart Successors. Be inspired to become successful entrepreneur by alumni who are real successors in various fields of career. Freshmen will learn about career goal setting, choosing appropriate major and career passport. by Center for Career Development & Counseling (CCDC)

FIRST YEAR EXPERINCE PROJECTS INFORMATION

Common University Experiences

We define the Common University Experiences as those events that are required or compulsory for all freshmen to attend.

The Aim: It is aspired that through series of introduction to the mission, values, and community life of the university, students will consider themselves as proud and active members of the unique Assumption University community, commited to shared values and expectations in both learning and way of life.

Project 1: Intensive Orientation

This is an AU open house activity that organized for freshmen and parents. Freshmen will learn more about AU campuses, intensive courses and grading system, basic rules and regulations, services and facilities, and tips for student adjustment.

Project 2: AU Care

It is health checking up and meeting with Student Affairs advisors. Students are required to do tests covering psychological and physical aspects. They also meet advisors from Student Affairs who will be their personal advisor and supporter throughout the next 4 years.

Organize by Center for Student Personality and Campus Life (CSPCL)

Project 3: AU Orientation

This is an official event for warm welcoming freshmen as new members of AU community by Rector Magnificus, AU executives, faculty members and senior students. As it is said, “Well begun is half done” thus here Academic Affairs and Student Affairs put much effort to provide crucial knowledge and information concerning freshmen on the orientation day.

Organize by Center for Career Development & Counseling (CCDC)

Project 4: AU Camp

Be a part of AU community. The Assumption University Student Organization (AUSO) organizes this event to promote strong relationship between freshmen and seniors and also right attitudes towards the University. Freshmen will get to know each other and enjoy fellowships with friends and seniors through various activities.

Project 5: Wai Kru Ceremony

This event is organized by the Assumption University Student Organization (AUSO) to show appreciation and preservation of Thai cultures. The significance of this event is to show gratitude and respect towards teachers as well as to recognize the achievers and student leaders.

Project 6: Academic Advising

This is a required activity for all freshmen before registering for the new semester. To ensure students success in study, the academic advising is a mechanism for students to consult with academic advisors on their study plan and academic programs in order to choose the right subjects and minimize any registration mistakes due to inadequate academic information and also to develop strong relationship with their academic advisors.