AAU Notice on Prohibition of Unwholesome Practices During Matriculation
The Management of Ambrose Alli University (AAU) wishes to inform all students and members of the University community that certain unwholesome practices have been reported during past matriculation ceremonies. These include, but are not limited to, splashing of water, flogging with leaves cut from trees, line-up parades, and other forms of harassment within and outside the University environment.
Such activities are strictly prohibited and contravene the University’s code of conduct, which emphasizes respect, dignity, and discipline among students. The University is committed to ensuring that all matriculation activities are conducted in a safe, orderly, and respectful manner.
Directive to Students
All new students are hereby advised not to participate in or condone any of these unwholesome practices. Students are encouraged to:
- Refuse to comply with any act that is contrary to the University’s regulations.
- Avoid being intimidated or coerced by peers or senior students.
- Maintain a high standard of decorum during the matriculation ceremony.
Failure to adhere to these directives will attract disciplinary actions in line with the University’s Students’ Handbook and disciplinary code.
University Measures
The Management has put in place adequate monitoring and security measures to ensure that the matriculation ceremony proceeds peacefully and without incident. Officials will be present throughout the event to oversee compliance and address any reported misconduct promptly.
Conclusion
The University appeals to all students to embrace the values of discipline, respect, and ethical conduct. The matriculation ceremony is a celebration of academic achievement and a rite of passage into the University community. It is important that the event reflects the integrity and standards of Ambrose Alli University.
All students, staff, and visitors are therefore enjoined to cooperate fully with University authorities to ensure a safe and orderly ceremony.
Signed,
Office of the Registrar