DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE:

The College Discipline Committee is constituted for the maintenanceof discipline in the college. The Discipline Committee is a crucial body responsible for maintaining a conducive and safe learning environment by addressing issues related to student conduct and discipline.

COMPOSITION

Chairman: Principal

Co-ordinator: Physical Director

Members: All the Heads of Departments

1. S. Suvarna

2. B Suchitha

3. D Rangeela

4. K Vijetha

5. Concerned House Masters

6. College captain and college vice captain

Here's an overview of the roles and responsibilities typically associated with a Discipline Committee:

1. Policy Development: The committee develops and reviews policies and procedures related to student conduct, discipline, and behavior management. These policies outline expected standards of behavior, disciplinary measures for violations, and the due process rights of students.

2. Investigation of Incidents: The committee investigates incidents of misconduct or behavioral violations reported by faculty, staff, or students. This may involve gathering evidence, interviewing witnesses, and conducting hearings to determine the facts of the case.

3. Fair Hearings: It ensures that students accused of misconduct are afforded fair and impartial hearings. This includes providing students with notice of the allegations against them, an opportunity to present their defense, and access to legal representation or support services as needed.

4. Disciplinary Actions: Based on the findings of investigations and hearings, the committee imposes appropriate disciplinary actions or sanctions on students found responsible for misconduct. These may range from warnings and probation to suspension or expulsion, depending on the severity of the offense.

5. Appeals Process: The committee establishes procedures for students to appeal disciplinary decisions, providing an avenue for review in cases where students believe there have been procedural errors or injustices.

6. Educational Interventions: In addition to punitive measures, the committee may recommend or implement educational interventions aimed at addressing underlying issues contributing to student misconduct. This could include counseling, mediation, or participation in behavior modification programs.

7. Preventive Measures: The committee may develop and implement preventive measures to promote positive behavior and prevent future incidents of misconduct. This could involve educational initiatives, awareness campaigns, or community-building activities aimed at fostering a culture of respect and responsibility.

8. Collaboration with Campus Partners: The committee collaborates with other campus departments and stakeholders, such as student affairs, counseling services, and campus security, to address disciplinary issues comprehensively and support student well-being.

9. Record Keeping and Reporting: It maintains accurate records of disciplinary cases, sanctions imposed, and outcomes of appeals, ensuring compliance with legal requirements and privacy regulations. These records may also inform institutional efforts to track trends in student behavior and assess the effectiveness of disciplinary policies and interventions.

10. Training and Awareness: The committee provides training and awareness programs for students, faculty, and staff on rights and responsibilities, campus policies, and procedures related to student conduct and discipline.

By enforcing standards of behavior and promoting a safe and respectful campus environment, the Discipline Committee plays a vital role in upholding the values and mission of the college while supporting the academic and personal development of its students.