Moamoa Theological College and Seminary has adopted a Student Code of Conduct Policy to protect the rights of students, faculty, and staff. This code promotes a learning environment that is characterized by mutual respect, civility and good relationship. All Moamoa Theological College and Seminary students, as members of the academic community, are expected to accept and adhere to these high standards of personal conduct. Accordingly, students shall:

• • • Treat all members of the academic community with courtesy, respect, and dignity.
    • Comply with directions of College and Seminary officials acting in the performance of their duties.
    • Treat the campus itself with respect, including buildings, grounds, and furnishings.
    • Respect the rights and property of other members of the community.
    • Fulfil 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 where prohibited on campus as well as the illegal possession, use, distribution, and provision of controlled substances.
    • Abide by all published policies including but not limited to those that appear in Moamoa Theological College and Seminary’s Academic Handbook and other pertinent publications.
    • Refrain from tampering with fire or other safety equipment in campus buildings.
    • Have no firearms, weapons or any other item designed to inflict harm or damage on campus.
    • Always seek to act in ways that demonstrate mutual respect and charity, avoiding inappropriate profane, vulgar, offensive, and sexually explicit language or conduct.
    • Seek to exhibit Gospel virtues and conduct themselves in ways that avoid even the reasonable impression of impropriety or inappropriate behaviour or interest in another, including complying with the Seminary’s policies on safe environment, harassment, and appropriate conduct.