26. Dalian Maritime University Regulation on Student Administration of Onshore Major (Trial)
27. Dalian Maritime University Student Behaviour Norms
30. Dalian Maritime University Regulation on Discipline and Punishment
31. Dalian Maritime University Regulation on Revoking Discipline and Punishment
Article 1
This Regulation is formulated in order to further strengthen the management of students majoring in Onshore Major, promote the all-round development of students in moral, intellectual, physical and aesthetic abilities, comprehensively improve the overall quality of students, ensure the living order of students in campus, and ensure a good academical and living environment.
Article 2
This Regulation is in accordance with the Regulation on the Student Administration in Ordinary Institutions for Higher Education and Code of Conduct for College Students issued by the Ministry of Education, and is formulated according to the relevant contents of Dalian Maritime University Regulation on the Implementation of Semi-Military Administration (Trial) and Dalian Maritime University Regulation on Student Discipline and Punishment, combined with the actual situation of student work in the University and the characteristics of students in the onshore major, and in accordance with the principle of separate management for students in navigation and non-navigation major.
Article 3
Student management offices at all levels, and full-time and part-time student cadres, shall strictly implement this Regulation in the spirit of being realistic, pragmatic and practical.
Article 4 Getting Up
1. Students should get up on time according to the schedule. Sudden illness or personal matters should be reported based on the situation to the district captain or squadron cadres for leave.
2. If it is necessary to delay getting up because of group activities, the time of getting up can be delayed after the approval of the University or School (Department), but it shall not affect the normal class study.
Article 5 Morning Exercise
1. Students should do morning exercises after getting up. Morning exercise is mainly organized physical exercise. The organization of morning exercise should be carried out in different areas with the squadron as the unit, and the situation of morning exercise should be comprehensively recorded.
2. Students must participate in morning exercises according to provisions. In case of illness or personal leave, students must go through the procedures of applying for leave and cancelling leave. A sick leave application requires a hospital certificate, the student may not participate in the morning exercise after approval.
3. The number of participants should be guaranteed for morning exercises. The instructor should regularly check the morning exercise situation and the record of morning exercise, and give appropriate plus or minus points according to the provisions.
4. Morning exercise shall not be cancelled at will unless there are the following circumstances:
(1) Rainy, snowy, windy and other bad weather;
(2) The flag-raising ceremony held every Monday;
(3) School training activities can replace morning exercises, but students who have not participated in school training activities should do normal morning exercises;
(4) Ideological and educational activities, and cultural and physical activities should be organized collectively.
5. The situation of students who do not take part in morning exercises should be identified, and those who do not take part in morning exercises without reason should be criticized and educated. Those who often do not take part in morning exercises without reason and still fail to correct themselves after education shall be given punishment according to related regulations.
Article 6 Personal Hygiene Housekeeping and Sanitary Cleaning
1. Students must pay attention to personal hygiene and develop good personal hygiene habits.
2. After morning exercises, students should do personal washing and dormitory cleaning. Personal washing must be done in the lavatory and public hygiene must be maintained. Public cleaning in the dormitory shall be undertaken jointly or in turn by the members of the dormitory.
3. Personal housekeeping must be organized according to the relevant provisions of this Regulation. The student on duty in the dormitory must clean up the public health of the dormitory he/she is responsible for while sorting out his/her hygiene affairs, and discard the garbage or bag it in accordance with the regulations.
4. After personal cleaning, housekeeping, public hygiene cleaning and cleaning the dormitory, students can arrange meals, self-study or classes according to the course arrangement.
Article 7 Class
1. Students must be neatly dressed when entering class and observe classroom management rules.
2. Students are required to attend classes according to the schedule and the timetable. Students must follow the procedures for exemptions and leave, otherwise they will be considered absent from class. Students who do not attend examinations are considered absent.
3. The study commissary must strictly check and record the class attendance and situation. If the study commissary is unable to attend the class due to course selection or other reasons, the instructor shall assign a student cadre to conduct such work. Attendance is summarized in terms and reflected in the comprehensive assessment of students' learning attitudes.
4. During class, students must observe the class discipline, and must not do anything unrelated to the class.
Students must raise their hands if they have a question related to the course they are attending and should stand up to ask the question after the lecturer has given permission. Students are not allowed to ask questions that are not related to the course. They are expected to stand up and answer questions and may not sit down until they have received permission from the lecturer.
Article 8 Bedtime and Bed Check
1. All students must go to bed on time according to the uniform resting schedule. After lights out, no one is allowed to talk, use computers, listen to the radio, watch TV, read books or newspapers, etc.
2. Squadron leaders and squadron duty officers should supervise students to go to bed on time and organise inspections from time to time. These checks will mainly include the presence and night sleep of students and will keep track of students' movements. Students are not allowed to stay out overnight without permission.
Article 9 Dress Code
1. Students with an onshore major should dress in strict accordance with the requirements for group activities such as flag-raising ceremony, military training, review and inspection, meeting and other important activities.
2. When a student is required to wear a uniform, or is not required to wear a uniform but wears a uniform by himself, he/she must strictly follow the rules and requirements of Dalian Maritime University Regulation on the Implementation of Semi-Military Administration (Trial). Students are not allowed to wear uniforms mixed with normal dress or wear uniforms without epaulettes at any time and in any place.
3. When wearing the uniform, student should keep their clothes neat and tidy. They are not allowed to roll up the sleeves or trouser, wear the hat askew, open or put the clothes on shoulder, etc.
4. Students are strictly prohibited to wear slippers, vests, or go barefoot and shirtless outside the dormitory, and must dress neatly when attending formal places.
5. When dressing according to regulations, the School (Departments) and squadrons should check the dress code of students, and correct and criticize those who do not dress according to regulations in a timely manner.
Article 10 Students' Daily Behaviours
1. All students must conform to the requirements of the Code of Conduct for Colleges Students and must pay attention to personal appearance, behave properly, keep up spirits, be polite and civilized, respect lecturers, do not keep long hair or long beard, or do not dye non-black hair.
2. In social places and in daily life, students must consciously abide by civic ethics, pay attention to words and deeds, and use civilized language when communicating with others.
3. In activities outside campus, students must observe the discipline and regulation, and do not do anything damaging to the national dignity and personality.
4. When attending meetings or other group activities, students should enter and take seats from the designated places at the specified time. During the activity or meeting, students are not allowed to do anything unrelated to the group activity or meeting; no mocking or chaos, or affecting the public order. When the activity or the meeting is over, the students should leave in an orderly manner.
5. Students are not allowed to use mobile phones, pagers or other communication tools in class, meetings or other group activities.
6. Students should pay attention to civility and communication etiquette in their daily behaviours. When leaders and lecturers at all levels come to the dormitory, students must stand up to greet them. Students should knock on the door when entering the leaders' and lecturers' offices.
Article 11 Use of Computers
1. The use of computers must be for the purpose of study. Students are not allowed to play computer games except on holidays and weekends, and are not allowed to watch or download inappropriate content at any time.
2. If students use the computer to access the Internet, he/she must comply with the relevant laws and regulations of the state and the relevant regulations of the University.
Student Handbook for Non-navigation Major
No one is allowed to publish or spread any false information or content against social morality on the Internet.
3. Students who violate the rules on computer use must be dealt with seriously. Those with light circumstances should be criticized and educated; Disciplinary action shall be given to those whose circumstances are serious and cause negative influence.
Article 12 Leave and Cancellation of Leave
1. Students are not allowed to leave campus without permission. If students have to leave campus for special reasons, they must submit a written application and relevant certificates to the squadron. The application should specify the reasons for leave, the time of leave, and the date of return to the University.
2. Students who have to go out for special reasons during class must apply for approval from the leaders of the squadron and School (Department) and must return on schedule.
3. Students should apply for a leave from the squadron and School (Department) when going out for a long time on holidays and rest days. Students are not allowed to leave or live outside campus without permission.
Article 13 Collective Activities of Students
1. Each School (Department) can carry out extracurricular activities according to the actual situation. Such activities should aim at enhancing ideological education, improving comprehensive quality, cultivating sentiment and enriching life.
2. For extracurricular student activities, the School (Department) should give overall guidance on the content and form of activities.
3. For group activities to be held on campus, the activity organizer should apply to the School (Department) and relevant departments in written form for the time, place, number of participants, personnel, organization unit and person in charge of the activity. The activity can be organized and implemented only after approval.
4. For group activities held outside the campus, the activity organizer should apply to the School (Department) in written form for the time, place, number of participants, personnel and person in charge of the activities. The School (Department) should sign a clear opinion and submit it to the relevant department of the University for approval. Activities shall be carried out in accordance with the approval opinions.
5. The activities organized by the officially-registered student clubs should be reported to the School Youth League Committee and relevant Departments for approval.
6. For large gatherings, parades, demonstrations and other activities, such activities should obtain approval according to legal procedures and relevant regulations.
The University has the right to dissuade or stop the activities that fail to obtain approval.
Article 14
Smoking and alcohol abuse shall be prohibited. Students are not allowed to smoke in classrooms, laboratories, libraries and other public places. Students are prohibited from drinking alcohol.
Article 15
Students must leave school in a civilized manner when they graduate. Students who violate school regulations upon leaving school will be severely punished and such information will be recorded in student files and reported to their employers.
Article 16 Flag-raising Ceremony
1. The flag-raising ceremony is organized by the university’s duty staff in accordance with the procedures stipulated in Dalian Maritime University Regulation on the Implementation of Semi-Military Administration (Trial), requiring all students to attend the ceremony in accordance with the unified requirements of the time, the designated site, and the prescribed dress.
2. All cadres and students are required to be serious when raising the national flag. When the university’s duty officer gives the order, no one is allowed to do any work or activity not related to raising the national flag.
3. When the national flag is raising, the university’s duty officer shall issue the command of "salute". After hearing the command, the leader shall raise his hand to the national flag, and the students shall pay attention to the flag. After the flag-raising ceremony, the squadron shall leave the site as a unit, or each squadron shall arrange activities according to the actual situation.
4. The flag-raising ceremony is an important part of the investigation of students' participation in collective activities, and attendance shall be strictly checked. Attendance result is an important content of student comprehensive assessment.
5. There is no ceremony when the flag is lowered, and no flag-raising ceremony except on Monday, major festivals and anniversaries every week. The flag-raising team will raise and lower the flag on time.
Article 17
The students of onshore majors must abide by the uniform arrangement of the university in University marching inspection and student marching inspection. The University marching inspection and student marching inspection are carried out in accordance with the relevant regulations of Dalian Maritime University Regulation on the Implementation of Semi-Military Administration (Trial).
Article 18
When students check in, they must live in a designated building, room and bed, and may not change dormitory and bed without approval. The change of dormitory should be with the consent of the relevant Schools (Departments). In order to ensure the unity of dormitory management, some daily necessities of students should be purchased according to unified requirements.
Article 19
The wardrobe, bed, bookshelf, writing desk and other facilities in the dormitory are public property. Students should take good care of such facilities and report the normal damage in time. In case of man-made damage, the party concerned shall be held responsible and compensation shall be made according to the price. The student who intentionally damages the public property will be seriously punished.
Article 20
On the arrival of visitors, students should abide by the rules of the dormitory. It is strictly prohibited to lodge others without permission.
Article 21
Students should keep quiet in the dormitory. It is strictly forbidden to make loud noises, play the sound system loudly, play ball games, skate or dance in the dormitory, so as not to disturb other students.
Article 22
Students should keep the dormitory clean and tidy. Graffiti, advertisements, notices and posters are strictly prohibited. The cleanliness of common areas in the dormitory shall be maintained. Students are not allowed to spit anywhere or out of the window, throw away fruit peels, paper scraps or cigarette butts, and pour dirty water.
Article 23
Alcohol stoves, gas stoves, kerosene stoves, electric stoves and other heating appliances are strictly prohibited in dormitory buildings. It is strictly forbidden to burn wastepaper and other waste materials. Students are not allowed to connect wires without permission and are not allowed to use dangerous electrical appliances such as bedside lamps.
Article 24
Keeping animals in dormitories is strictly prohibited. Students who keep animals will be condemned and educated, and will be required to deal with the animals in a timely manner.
Article 25
Without the permission of the relevant department of the University, students are not allowed to engage in leasing, repairing, selling, direct selling and other commercial activities in the dormitory.
Article 26 Bed
1. All bedding (including sheet, quilt cover, pillow towel, pillowcase, etc.) should be washed frequently and should be clean and without stains.
2. Students' beds should be neat and with no unnecessary sundries. The quilt should be neatly folded and placed on the other side of the bed escalator, and the pillow should be placed inside the quilt. Blankets, towels and other items should be folded into the same size as the quilt square, and neatly placed under the quilt.
3. Mosquito nets should be hung up and folded up according to the requirements of the School (Department) regarding the actual situation in season.
4. Hanging curtains over the bed is not allowed.
Article 27 Desks and Bookshelves
1. Only books, notebooks and stationery can be placed on the bookshelf, which should be neatly placed.
2. In principle, putting decorations on the desk is not allowed. Students are allowed to put books and stationery, desk calendar and other common life items, and to keep things neat and tidy. Books, notebooks, etc., should be put back on the shelf or put away in time after use.
3. For dormitories with a computer, the computer can be placed on the desk, and it should be neatly placed. Students should keep the surroundings clean and orderly.
Article 28 Floors, Walls, Doors and Windows
1. The dormitory floor shall be kept clean without sewage or sundries. Cleaning tools should be placed in the designated position. The shoes under the bed should be placed neatly, with the upper side of the shoes facing inward. Students are not allowed to put more than four pairs of shoes under the bed and should pack up the shoes they don't normally wear.
2. Indoor walls should be kept clean and tidy. No graffiti or posters are allowed on the walls.
3. Doors and windows should be kept clean. Except for rest time, the glass should be kept transparent, hanging door curtains or window curtains, graffiti or posters are not allowed.
Article 29 Daily Necessities
1. Clothes that are not often worn should be packed up or hung on the coat rack, and changing clothes and other non-daily necessities should be packed up.
2. Toilet appliances should be placed on the washbasin rack, and should be kept clean. If the bathroom is owned by the bedroom alone, utensils for washing and gargle should be placed in the designated position of the bathroom.
3. If there is a luggage rack or closet in the dormitory, the luggage should be placed on the luggage rack or closet, and the items on the luggage rack should be placed neatly.
Article 30 Inspection
1. The Student Affairs Office, School (Departments) and squadrons shall organize spot checks or inspections in accordance with the provisions of this Regulation.
2. The Student Affairs Office will conduct random spot checks on campus. The Student Self-administration Committee will assist the Student Affairs Office in carrying out spot checks and timely reporting the results.
3. Each School (Department) will conduct irregular inspections or spot checks, and the Student Self-administration Committee of each School (Department) shall offer assistance, and evaluation activities should be carried out regularly.
4. Each squadron should set up an inspection team or related group for regular inspection and evaluation, and record the inspection results in the Students' Daily Behaviour Assessment Records. The instructor should check the records frequently.
5. Each School (Department) and squadron may select advanced collectives and excellent individuals according to the inspection. Advanced collectives and outstanding individuals shall be awarded. If violations of rules and regulations are found during inspection, they should be criticized and educated. If the circumstances are serious, punishment shall be given in accordance with relevant regulations.
Article 31
Cadres and students who have made outstanding achievements in their work shall be commended and rewarded. The ways of praise and reward include oral praise, a notice of praise, circular award, award certificate, certificate, medal, prize, money prize, and so on. The specific implementation should comply with the relevant regulations of the University.
Article 32
Students who make mistakes shall, depending on their circumstances, be given criticism and education, or reduced marks through comprehensive assessment or administrative sanctions. Punishments are divided into the following five types: (1) Warning; (2) Serious warning; (3) Demerit recording; (4) Detention; (5) Expulsion from school. The punishment shall be carried out in accordance with Dalian Maritime University Regulation on Student Discipline and Punishment.
Article 33
This Regulation applies to students majoring in onshore majors at Dalian Maritime University.
Article 34
The Student Affairs Office shall be responsible for the interpretation of this Regulation.
Article 35
This Regulation shall come into force from the date of issuance, and the former version of Dalian Maritime University Regulation on Student Administration of Onshore Major (Trial) shall be repealed simultaneously.
In order to strengthen the construction of campus ethos, actively create a harmonious campus, and cultivate high-quality talents with ideals, morality, culture and discipline, the University formulated Dalian Maritime University Regulation on Student Behaviour Norms in accordance with the Code of Conduct for Colleges Students (trial) promulgated by the National Education Commission.
Article 1
Conscientiously study Marxism-Leninism, Mao Zedong’s Thought, Deng Xiaoping’s Theory and the Three Represents Theory, set up the correct position, concepts, analysis and understanding of the situation and policy, consciously resist all kinds of decadent ideas or thoughts, and follow the socialist road of the leadership of the Communist Party of P. R. China. To realize the common ideal of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, and strive to become high-quality personnel.
Article 2
Abide by the Constitution and other laws and regulations; Correctly exercising rights and fulfilling obligations in accordance with the law. Be fair and upright, fighting against all kinds of illegal behaviour.
Article 3
Abide by the rules and regulations of the University, establish and strengthen the collectivism idea of "love the Uni like home", and enhance the sense of collective honour.
Article 4
Maintain a relationship of equality, unity and mutual assistance among ethnic groups, respect the customs and religious beliefs of them and oppose acts that undermine ethnic unity.
Article 5
Be civilized and polite, respect lecturers, respect the old and cherish the young. Pay attention to personal moral cultivation, love the collective, and help and learn from each other.
Article 6
Dare to uphold the truth, admit mistakes, have the courage to carry out criticism and self-criticism, and dare to fight against bad behaviour.
Article 7
Love working, taking an active part in social practice, and carrying forward the spirit of hard struggle. Be frugal and never waste water, electricity or food resources, etc.
Article 8
Male and female students should behave appropriately in communication, and should not hug and kiss on campus to maintain a good image of contemporary college students. Male and female students are not allowed to enter each other's dormitory freely.
Article 9
Attach importance to personal and public hygiene, wear tidy and elegant dress according to regulations. Protect the sanitary environment of dormitories, libraries, classrooms and other campus places; Adhere to self-control, respect cleaning workers and help creating a good learning and living environment.
Article 10
Abide by learning discipline and completing learning tasks on time. Raise awareness of innovation and abilities to conduct scientific research, and strive to master and flexibly apply knowledge into practice. Actively participate in extracurricular activities, carry out positive learning, and strengthen personal ability.
Article 11
Be honest and trustworthy, and keep promises. Use the Internet properly and never spread damage to the state, society, collective interests or spread irresponsible information. Maintain class order consciously.
Article 12
Consciously maintain social public order, social morality and campus management system, refrain from bullying, fighting, gambling, smoking, drinking and spitting.
Article 13
Abide by dormitory regulations, keep the dormitory tidy and place personal belongings according to the regulations. Go to bed on time and never make noise that affects the normal study and life of others. Never damage or dismantle dormitory properties without permission. Actively participate in the cultural construction of dormitory and the competition of Civilized Dormitory and other theme activities.
Article 14
Take good care of public property, facilities, flowers and trees. Cherish teaching and scientific research equipment, do not scribble or graffiti on desks, blackboards, walls, toilets and other places. Make compensation in case of damage to property.
Article 15
Develop good living habits and take an active part in physical exercise and cultural activities. Maintain mental health, improve physical and mental development, and promote self-improvement.
Article 16
Constantly enhance the awareness of "loving the country, the Party and the University", consciously put the interests of the country first. Care about the construction and development of the University and leave campus in a civilised manner at graduation.
Article 17
Observe the discipline of foreign affairs and refrain from doing anything damaging to the national or personal dignity in activities involving foreign affairs. Be equal and friendly with foreign students; Treat foreign lecturers and international friends with courtesy, neither servile nor pushy.
Article 1
To maintain the normal order of education and instruction, to protect the legitimate rights and interests of students, enhance the awareness of students for the observance of the law, to cultivate good moral quality and good habits of student conduct, to create a positive School spirit, and to promote the all-round development of students morally, intellectually, physically, and aesthetically, these rules and regulations are formulated in accordance with the Education Law, the Higher Education Act, the Regulations on the Administration of Students in General Higher Education Institutions, the Measures for Handling Irregularities in National Education Examinations, the Code of Conduct for Students in Higher Education Institutions and other laws, regulations and relevant normative documents, and the Constitution of Dalian Maritime University.
Article 2
These rules shall apply to postgraduates and undergraduates who receive regular higher education for academic qualifications in the University. These rules shall apply to students of continuing education with higher qualifications, students from Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and overseas Chinese, as well as students who have completed the examination after returning to the University.
Article 3
Adhere to the principle of combining education with punishment. Implementing disciplinary action must be combined with intensive thought education. For students to uphold positive education, establish a moral climate against abuse. For students who make mistakes, they should receive education and help to address and correct those mistakes.
Article 4
Adhere to the management and maintenance in accordance with the students' lawful rights and interests of the combination of the original. Student education management Departments at all levels, institutions and organizations must maintain the discipline and student rights and interests in accordance with the law.
Article 5
Uphold the principle that everyone is equal before the disciplinary.
Article 6
Adhere to the principle of lawful punishment. The disciplinary actions against students shall be based on sufficient evidence, clear basis, accurate determination of the nature, proper procedures and appropriate disciplinary actions.
Article 7
Schools shall condemn and educate students who violate regulations, and may impose disciplinary sanctions according to the seriousness of the cases. Disciplinary punishments can be arranged into the following five types, according to the seriousness of the cases:
(1) A warning;
(2) A severe warning;
(3) A demerit;
(4) Detention on probation;
(5) Expulsion from University.
Article 8
Students who have violated regulations must be presented with the following documents:
1. The following documents are required from students who have committed disciplinary infractions other than those designated in these Regulations as Errors in Student Administration: written self-criticism, the district (class) opinion, the squadron opinion, and the college's decision or opinion. The squadron opinion must be signed and sealed by the head of the squadron and the college decision or opinion must be signed and sealed by the head of the college.
3. When imposing a sanction on a student, a written decision on the sanction shall be issued. The written punishment decision shall include the following contents:
(1) Basic information of the student;
(2) Facts and evidence of the punishment;
(3) Types, basis and time limit of the punishment;
(4) Channels and time limit of appeal;
(5) Other necessary contents.
Article 9
Procedures and authorities for disciplinary punishment:
I The specific procedures and authorities for dealing with disciplinary offenders other than Academic Misconduct as prescribed in these detailed rules shall be implemented as the following provisions:
1. Each college has the right to impose penalties of a demerit or below on students who violate discipline. Each college shall have original records of the punishment and the decision to punish (in octuplicate) signed by the responsible head of the college and bearing the official seal. The cases pertaining to undergraduates are forwarded to the Student Affairs Department for archiving and the cases pertaining to postgraduates are forwarded to the Graduate School. The punishment will be published throughout the college, except in special circumstances involving privacy.
If probation is to be given due to serious circumstances, the college shall give an opinion, and the cases involving undergraduates shall be submitted to the Student Affairs Department for approval, and those involving postgraduates to the Graduate School. Upon approval by leaders, the punishment will be published throughout the college, except in special circumstances involving privacy.
2. The Student Affairs Department or Graduate School reserves the right to impose penalties of a demerit or below on students who violate regulations. Where a penalty of probation is to be imposed on a student due to the seriousness of the case, the Student Affairs Department or Graduate School shall report the case to the competent leader. The punishment will be published throughout the college, except in special circumstances involving privacy.
3. If a student is to be expelled from University, the college shall give opinions. Cases involving undergraduates shall be reported to the Student Affairs Department for approval, and cases involving postgraduates to the Graduate School. After the Legal Affairs Office examines the legality, the case shall be submitted to the Chancellor’s Office or a special meeting authorised by the chancellor for a decision. The punishment will be published throughout the college, except in special circumstances involving privacy.
Article 10
Before imposing sanctions or other adverse decisions on a student, the University or colleges shall inform the student of the facts, reasons and grounds, and inform the student of their right to make statements and defences, and listen to the student's statements and defences.
The decision on punishment and the written record shall be served directly to the student.
II Students Administration
If the student refuses to sign for the receipt, the decision may be served by leaving it at his/her residence. If he/she has left School, the decision may be served by mail. If it is difficult to contact him/her, the decision may be served by posting it on the School's website or in the news media.
Article 11
The punishment period of warning, serious warning, demerit and detention on probation is 12 months. After the expiration of the punishment, the student shall apply in writing to the college for the termination of the punishment. After the college agrees and makes an appraisal, the case shall be reported to the Student Affairs Department or Graduate School for approval. After that, the decision shall be made to terminate the punishment. After the discharge of punishment, students can receive commendations, awards and other rights and interests, and will no longer be affected by the original punishment.
Article 12
The result of punishment should be announced within 15 days after the discovery of the disciplinary violation. If it needs to be extended in special circumstances, it should be approved by the Steering Committee for Student Affairs of the University.
Article 13
The examination and approval Department and all squadrons shall keep a record of the punishment process. Each college and student affairs Department should do a good job of punishment registration. The relevant materials of students' punishment and discharge shall be kept by the Student Affairs Department, and shall be truthfully and completely included in their own files and University documents.
Article 14
A student who has been expelled from School shall be issued a study certificate by the University. Students should leave School within 8 working days after receiving the punishment decision, and their files should be returned to the place of their family registration. Their household registration should be moved back to the original place of domicile or the place of family registration according to relevant state regulations.
Article 15
If a student has any objection to the decision of the University, he/she may, within 10 days after receiving the written decision of the University, submit a written appeal to the Student Appeal Handling Committee of the University in accordance with the Provisions of DMU on The Administration of Student Appeal on Campus.
Article 16
Anyone who violates the Constitution, opposes the Four Cardinal Principles, undermines stability and unity, or disturbs public order shall be expelled from School.
Article 17
Treatment of persons who organise or participate in various illegal activities:
1. Students who violate the law of the state and commits a crime shall be expelled from the University;
2. Students who are punished for violating public safety shall, according to the seriousness of the case, receive a warning, a serious warning, a demerit on the record, or probation in the School. If the case is serious or the nature of the case is heinous, the student shall be expelled from the University;
3. Students who violate regulations or the School rules, and thereby interferes with the School and classroom order, the order of life and the order of the public space, shall be punished by expulsion from the University;
4. Students who violate the legitimate rights and interests of other individuals or organisations, and cause serious consequences shall be expelled from the University.
Article 18
Students who disturb the order of the society and the School, destroys the stability, or commits other unlawful acts will be subject to penalties above demerit, depending on the circumstances.
Those who repeatedly violate the rules of the University and receive disciplinary action, but do not change after education, will be punished in the form of expulsion from the University.
Article 22
Students who violate internship discipline during internship shall be given the following punishments:
1. Those who miss the ship without asking for leave will be given punishments above a demerit, according to the circumstances;
2. According to the circumstances, those who disembark from the ship, stay elsewhere or go home without permission during the internship in China will be given punishments above a serious warning;
3. Those who secretly allow others to stay on the ship shall be given punishments above a serious warning, according to the circumstances;
4. Those who violate the operation rules, damage instruments and equipment, and hinder the normal operation of the ship or affect the normal practice shall be given punishments above a serious warning, according to the circumstances;
5. Those who smuggle or steal abroad during the internship will be given punishment above probation, according to the circumstances;
6. Those who do not listen to the command of the ship or the team leader and cause adverse consequences shall be given punishments above a serious warning, according to the circumstances;
7. Those who violate other foreign affairs disciplines and relevant regulations shall be given demerit recording and higher punishment according to the circumstances;
8. According to the circumstances, those who disembark from the ship or stay abroad without permission will be given punishments above "under observation".
Article 23
Those who do not comply with the management regulations of classroom discipline, classroom, self-study room, laboratory, library and public places shall be given punishments above a warning according to the circumstances.
Article 24
Those who do not choose courses according to the requirements of course selection or delete courses already selected by others shall be given punishments above warning, according to the circumstances.
Article 25
Handling of the relevant personnel in a fight:
1. Organiser:
Those who plan to fight with others and cause minor consequences will be given a serious warning or above;
Those who plan to fight with others and cause serious consequences will be punished by probation in School, depending on the circumstances.
2. Fighter:
(1) Those who hit someone first without injuring others shall be given the punishment of a serious warning; Those who cause injuries to others shall be given the punishment of a demerit. If the circumstances are serious, the student shall be punished with a detention. If the circumstances are particularly serious, they shall be punished with expulsion;
(2) Those who hit others without injuring them shall be punished by a warning. Those who cause injuries to others shall be punished by a serious warning. If the circumstances are serious, a demerit shall be given. If the circumstances are particularly serious, the student shall be punished by a detention;
(3) Those who use or attempt to use weapons shall be expelled.
Those who participate in fighting shall be given a warning or above, according to the circumstances.
3. Perjurer:
A serious warning or demerit shall be given to those who intentionally give false testimony to others and cause difficulties in the investigation.
4. Those who intentionally provide equipment for others to fight and do not cause injuries to others, shall be given a serious warning. Those who cause others to be injured, shall be given the punishment of a demerit or above, according to the circumstances.
5. Heckler:
Those who gather students to heckle or participate in heckling during the fight, and cause the situation to develop, shall be given punishments above a warning according to the situation.
6. Those who participate in group fights shall be given punishments above a serious warning according to the circumstances. Those who organize and take the lead in group fights shall be given the punishment of School expulsion.
7. There shall be aggravated punishment for threatening or intimidating the victim after fighting.
8. In the course of fighting, those who simultaneously commit several of the acts listed in each article of this chapter shall be punished to the highest degree of the amount committed, up to expulsion from School.
Article 26
Anyone who participates in assemblies or disrupts normal public order in other public places shall be punished with a warning or above, depending on the circumstances.
Article 27
Anyone who steals, defrauds, embezzles, forcibly steals national, collective or private property, falsifies bills and cards, forges other people's goods, forges other people's signatures, etc., shall be punished with a warning or above, depending on the circumstances. Those who violate the law shall be handed over to judicial agencies for treatment.
Article 28
The School strictly prohibits students from gambling or providing conditions for gambling. Violators will be dealt with in accordance with the following provisions:
1. Those who participate in gambling or provide conditions for gambling for the first time shall be punished with a serious warning
2. Those who have participated in gambling or provided conditions for gambling on more than two occasions shall be punished with a demerit or higher, depending on the circumstances.
3. Those who engage in recreational activities without gambling, but interfere with the normal order of teaching and life, shall be punished with a warning or above, depending on the circumstances.
Article 29
Anyone who intentionally damages public or private property shall be given a warning or above, depending on the circumstances. Anyone who violates the law shall be handed over to the judicial authorities.
Article 30
The handling of those who affect the safety by illegally using electricity, privately pulling wires and using various stoves:
1. The illegal use or storage of electric furnaces, heaters, electric plates or heaters, kerosene, alcohol or gas furnaces, etc., will be given punishments above a warning, according to the circumstances;
2. For private pulling, disorderly connection of wires or use of open flame, etc., will be given punishments above a warning, according to the circumstances;
3. Those who illegally use electricity or an open flame to cause fire of lines or articles will be given punishments of a demerit or above in addition to paying compensation for losses.
Article 31
Anyone who causes serious pollution to the campus environment shall be punished with a warning or above, depending on the circumstances.
Article 32
Anyone who smokes in public places or dormitories on campus, causing serious consequences, shall be punished with a demerit or above, depending on the circumstances. Any student who is drunk and causes trouble shall be punished with a serious warning or above, depending on the circumstances.
Article 33
Treatment of violation of the daily life system.
1. Students who, without permission, miss a dormitory more than three times in a term shall be given a warning, and students who miss a dormitory more than four times shall be given a serious warning or more.
2. A warning will be given to anyone who stays with another person without permission once during the semester, and a serious warning or more will be given to anyone who stays with another person more than twice.
Article 34
Anyone who rents a room outside the School without the approval of the School will be given a severe warning or more, depending on the circumstances.
Article 35
If a student leaves School or does not return to School on time without the permission of the School, he/she will be dealt with as follows:
1. Warning for unauthorised absence or delayed return for more than one day but less than two days;
2. Serious warning for unauthorised absence or delayed return for more than three days but less than four days;
3. Demerit for unauthorised absence or delayed return for more than five days but less than eight days;
4. Probation for a leaving School or returning to School without permission for more than nine days but less than 13 days.
5. Expulsion for unauthorised absence or delayed return for more than 14 days.
Article 36
Those who do not complete their work tasks seriously and on time, and those who are not responsible for their duty, etc., causing serious consequences, will be given a warning or above depending on the circumstances.
Article 37
Anyone who damages notices, circulars, bulletins, boards, etc., posted or written by various Departments of the School will be given a warning or more, depending on the circumstances.
Article 38
Students who violate the School's regulations when they leave the School by burning, breaking objects, destroying public property, or seriously affecting the order of life, etc., will be punished with more than a demerit, depending on the circumstances, and their employers will be notified.
Article 39
Anyone who keeps animals in dormitories will be punished with a warning or above, depending on the circumstances.
Article 40
Anyone who spreads or disseminates bad information or slanders, defames or harasses others, or maliciously attacks public websites through mobile phones or the internet, will be given a warning or more, depending on the circumstances.
Article 41
Anyone who conceals the truth or harbours a student who has violated the law shall be punished with a warning or above, depending on the circumstances.
Article 42
Anyone who intimidates or retaliates against whistle-blowers or witnesses during the investigation of disciplinary sanctions shall be punished with a demerit or above.
Article 43
Students majoring in navigation shall strictly abide by the "Implementation Measures of Semi-Military Management of Dalian Maritime University". Those who violate the relevant provisions of the "Implementation Measures of Semi-Military Management of Dalian Maritime University" three times in one semester shall be given a warning, and those who violate them more than four times shall be given a serious warning or above.
Article 44
Treatment of those who obstruct the social and University management order, tarnish the image of University students, undermine social morality and have other uncivilized behaviours.
1. Probation or above for placing a person of the opposite sex in a dormitory;
2. Expulsion for prostitution, procuring or providing conditions for prostitution;
3. Warning or more, depending on the circumstances, for uncivilised intercourse between men and women in public places on campus, which is contrary to social morality;
4. Warning or above for engaging in sexual harassment or misbehaving in public, depending on the circumstances.
Article 45
Anyone who watches, produces, stores or disseminates pornographic videos or obscene books in various ways, plays pornographic video games, conceals or fails to hand over obscene articles, writes or sketches obscene language or pictures, etc., shall be punished with a demerit or above, depending on the circumstances.
Article 46
Anyone who insults, threatens or scolds the staff of the School shall be given a serious warning or above, depending on the circumstances.
Article 47
Anyone who conceals, destroys or opens other people's correspondence, or commits other acts that infringe upon the lawful rights and interests of others, shall be punished with a warning or above, depending on the circumstances.
Article 48
Anyone who damages the reputation of the School and causes adverse effects shall be punished with a warning or above, depending on the circumstances.
Article 49
Any person who is not covered by these rules but violates the relevant regulations of the superior or the School, and who should be punished, may be punished with reference to similar provisions of these rules;
If there are no similar provisions but the individual should be punished, the decision shall be reported to the General Council of the Principal or a special meeting authorized by the Principal.
Article 50
The words "above" and "below" in these Rules shall include the following
Article 51
The term "examination" in these rules includes course exam Save and approve inations, examinations for various certificates of proficiency and other examinations organized by the University.
Article 52
These rules shall come into effect on 1 September 2017, and former Rules for the Implementation of Dalian Maritime University Regulation on Student Discipline and Punishment (Lian Maritime Uni [2009] No. 535) shall be repealed. If there is any inconsistency between these rules and other relevant documents, these rules shall prevail. These rules shall be interpreted by the Department of Student Affairs in consultation with the Academic Affairs Office and the Graduate School.
Article 1
To implement the Party's educational policy and fulfil the task of fostering moral integrity and educating students while taking the University's rules and regulations seriously, the University encourages disciplined students to correct their mistakes. In accordance with the Regulation on the Student Administration in Ordinary Institutions for Higher Education and Dalian Maritime University Regulation on Student Discipline and Punishment, this Regulation is formulated in accordance with the actual conditions.
Article 2
This Regulation applies to all postgraduates and undergraduates for General Higher Education. For students of continuing education with higher academic qualifications, students from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, overseas students, and diploma graduates who return to University to take examinations, such work may be carried out by reference to this Regulation.
Article 3
Students who have been given the punishment of warning, serious warning, demerit recording, or detention under observation may apply to the University to revoke the punishment from the date of expiration of the punishment to the time of graduation. Students who are given the punishment of warning, serious warning, demerit recording, or in-school suspension in the academic year of graduation may apply to the University to revoke the punishment within one year from the expiration date of the punishment.
Article 4
For punishments imposed by the School, the specific revoking procedures are as follows:
1. If the student applies for revoking punishment, he/she shall submit the ‘Dalian Maritime University Application Form for Student Revoking Disciplinary Punishment’ to his/her School.
2. The School will decide whether to revoke the punishment or not. If it is agreed, the School shall issue a written decision on revoking the punishment.
3. The written decision shall be submitted to the Student Affairs Department or graduate School for record.
Article 5
For punishments imposed by the University, the specific revoking procedures are as follows:
1. If the student applies for revoking punishment, he/she shall submit the ‘Dalian Maritime University Application Form for Student Revoking Disciplinary Punishment’ to his/her School.
2. After the approval of the student's School, undergraduate students should submit relevant materials to Student Affairs Department and postgraduate students should submit relevant materials to Graduate School.
3. After review by the Student Affairs Department or Graduate School, the decision shall be reported to the school leaders for approval and decision on whether to revoke the punishment. If it is permitted, a written decision on revoking the punishment shall be issued.
Article 6
The written decision of revoking punishment shall be sent to the student himself.
Article 7
If a student obtains commendation or awards and other rights and interests after the punishment is revoked, he/she will no longer be affected by the punishment.
Article 8
Materials for revoking punishment shall be truthfully and completely included in University documents and student files. For students whose records are on campus, the Archives Office is responsible for storing relevant materials. For students whose records are not on campus, the Archives Office will mail the relevant materials to the student records depository.
Article 9
The Student Affairs Department and the Graduate School are responsible for the interpretation of this Regulation.
Article 10
This Regulation shall come into force from 1st June 2018. In the event of any discrepancy between the provisions of other relevant University files and this Regulation, the latter shall prevail.
