Code of Conduct Students

BEA College of Education, students as members of the academic community and College community, are expected to accept and adhere to the high standards of personal conduct set forth herein. Students shall:
• Treat all members of the community with courtesy, respect, and dignity.
• Comply with directions of College officials acting in the performance of their duties, including the College's student conduct procedures.
• Treat the campus itself (including buildings, grounds, and furnishings) with respect.
• Respect the rights and property of other members of the community.
• Fulfill their obligations through honest and independent effort and integrity in academic and personal conduct.
• Accept responsibility for, and the consequences of, their actions, and encourage responsible conduct in others.
• Respect the prohibition of possession, consumption, distribution, and provision of alcohol on campus, and the illegal possession, use, distribution, and provision of controlled substances.
• Abide by all published policies, including, but not limited to, those that appear in the BEA College of Education, College catalog, Student Handbook, Residential Life Handbook, Code for Computer Users, and class syllabi.
• Refrain from tampering with fire safety equipment in College buildings and on campus grounds.
• Have no firearms, weapons, or any other item designed to inflict harm or damage on campus. Sworn law enforcement and military officials possessing firearms while on duty may be exempt.
• Behave in a manner that does not intentionally or recklessly interfere with normal College-sponsored activities, including, but not limited to, studying, teaching, research, College administration or fire, police, or emergency services.
• Refrain from behavior that intentionally or recklessly endangers, threatens, or causes physical or emotional harm to any person, or that intentionally or recklessly causes reasonable apprehension of

ABOUT US

The Bapuji Educational Association is one of the oldest and most prestigious educational institutions in Karnataka. It came into existence in 1958 with the sole purpose of starting a first grade college in Davanagere. It intended to cater to the needs of those who aspired for higher education. All the lovers of higher education volunteered their service whole heartedly in building up this association. Money flowed in as the donors contributed splendidly. Though imparting higher education to the aspirants was the Association's main objective, it gave attention to start a wide range of schools and colleges according to the situational needs and demands. Today the association has grown to be a big tree, like the banyan,with all its twigs and branches. It runs schools and colleges right from Nursery to Post Graduate Courses, from Diploma to Engineering, Nursing to Medical. It also runs Pharmacy and Dental Colleges. The left out areas are only Animal Husbandry and Agriculture. There are more than 45 schools and colleges including service facilities, now working under the banner of the Bapuji Educational Association.