North China Electric Power University dormitory

Regulations on the Civilized Construction of Student Dormitories of North China Electric Power University

General Principles

Article 1 Student dormitories are important places for students to study and live during their time at school, and are also important for It is an important position for students to carry out ideological and moral education and behavior development education. In order to implement the party's education policy and focus on the central task of cultivating qualified socialist builders and reliable successors with comprehensive development of morality, intelligence, physical and aesthetics, we must further strengthen the civilized construction of student dormitories, improve students' basic civilized level, activate campus culture, and provide Create a good learning and living environment for the majority of students. According to the spirit of the Ministry of Education's "Code of Conduct for Students in Colleges and Universities" and the "Regulations on the Management of Students in General Colleges and Universities" (2005), and in combination with the actual situation of our school, these regulations are specially formulated.

Article 2: In order to create good learning and living conditions for the majority of students, boarding students are required to consciously abide by national laws and regulations, school regulations and relevant regulations on apartment management and civilized construction, and develop good living habits. Reflect the good spirit of college students. The slogan of civilization construction is: "Be upright and moral, study things and seek knowledge, build an image externally, and internalize quality".

Article 3 The civilized construction of student dormitories shall be implemented by the Student Dormitory Civilized Construction Committee. The Student Dormitory Civilization Construction Committee is composed of the Student Affairs Office, the Graduate School, the International Cooperation Office, the Logistics and Asset Management Office, the Security Office, and the Logistics Group. All units must do a good job in civilized construction and stability of student dormitories.

Article 4 Relevant departments and staff of the school must focus on the work purpose of "guiding and educating people, serving and educating people, and managing and educating people", and give full play to students' "self-education, self-management, self-service, and self-education" "Improve" role, strengthen the supervision of students' daily life, effectively improve the quality of life of the majority of students, encourage students to develop good living habits, and create a good and civilized learning, living and resting environment.

Article 5: These regulations apply to all students living in the student dormitories of North China Electric Power University.

Second Civilized Construction Standards

1. Dormitory Civilized Standards

Article 6 The civilized construction of student dormitories is based on the policy of “clean, tidy, civilized and healthy”. The starting point is to reflect the lively, healthy, civilized and progressive spiritual outlook of contemporary college students, and the construction is carried out based on their respective characteristics.

Article 7 The basic requirements for civilized construction are: indoor hygiene, cleanliness, neatness and beauty; items neatly placed and sound systems; indoor layout with a strong cultural atmosphere, professional characteristics and personal style; civilized construction theme Bright, healthy and upward, the overall effect is good; the local wind is good and the environment is beautiful.

Article 8: Dormitory members are enthusiastic and generous, united and friendly, civilized and polite, treat guests appropriately, and get along well with classmates.

Article 9 Dormitory members are diligent and studious, abide by self-study disciplines, help each other, improve together, and have a good learning atmosphere.

Article 10: Dormitory members must have no disciplinary violations and use computers healthily and effectively.

Article 11 In order to ensure that the dormitory is civilized, clean, beautiful and orderly, corresponding dormitory layout specifications are formulated. The requirements are as follows:

1. Overall layout: The dormitory layout should strive to be beautiful. Generous, healthy and elegant style.

(1) Beds, desks, washbasin stands, bookshelves and other furniture, hot water bottles and sanitary ware, etc. must be placed at fixed points according to the actual situation and in line with the principles of beauty, orderliness and convenience for life;

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(2) Ventilate the room frequently to keep the air fresh.

2. Wall: The wall layout should be simple, beautiful, elegant and healthy.

3. Bed surface:

(1) After getting up, the quilt must be folded and placed on the side of the bed near the window, and no debris should be piled on the bed surface;

(2) Place shoes and cartons neatly under the bed.

4. Desktop: Except for study time, only teacups and decorative items can be placed on the table, and they should be placed neatly; square stools must be placed neatly under the table when leaving the dormitory, and other items cannot be piled on the tabletop. .

5. Floor: Keep the floor clean. Fruit shells, waste paper, etc. should be placed in a dustpan and not thrown away. People should empty the dustpan when they leave the room. Do not pile wash basins, wine bottles, clothes and other debris on the floor.

6. Bookshelf: Books and items in the bookshelf must be placed neatly and neatly, and the bookshelf must be kept clean and tidy.

7. Others:

(1) Only toiletries should be placed in the basin, and dirty clothes should not be piled up for a long time;

(2) Towels and other daily necessities Supplies should be hung uniformly and neatly, with the lower edge at the same height;

(3) Clothes must not be hung on ropes to dry indoors, and clothes must not be hung on mosquito net poles or wires.

Article 12 In order to keep the dormitory clean and beautiful, cultivate students' good hygiene and labor habits, and prevent the spread of diseases, a dormitory hygiene duty week must be established for each person to take turns being responsible for one week (or one day). (or day duty) system:

1. In the first week of school, the dormitory principal of each dormitory is responsible for arranging the weekly duty (or day duty) schedule and reporting it to the head teacher, counselor and student dormitory management center;

2. Each dormitory should ensure the implementation and execution of the weekly (daily duty) system. If the dormitory staff changes, the dormitory leader is responsible for adjusting the duty week (day duty) arrangement;

3. Duty duty (day duty) time: from the beginning of each semester to the end of the semester, all dormitory members take turns to be on duty (Day duty); During the winter and summer vacations, students staying in school take turns to be on duty (Day duty). However, weekend cleaning is completed by all students in the dormitory together.

2. Cultivate excellent qualities

Article 13: Have a firm and correct political direction, earnestly study Marxism-Leninism, Mao Zedong Thought, Deng Xiaoping Theory and the important thinking of the "Three Represents", and must Love the socialist motherland, support the leadership of the Communist Party and the socialist system, safeguard national interests, and do not participate in any activities that undermine the dignity and honor of the country, violate the four basic principles, endanger social order, oppose and undermine stability and unity. Work hard to learn the ability to serve the people, and determine to become a qualified socialist builder and reliable successor with ideals, morality, culture, and discipline.

Article 14: Adhere to the principles of socialism and collectivism, and personal interests are subordinated to national interests and collective interests. Maintain the relationship of equality, unity and mutual assistance among all ethnic groups, and respect the customs, habits and religious beliefs of different ethnic groups. Adhere to the principle of seeking truth from facts, pay attention to personal moral cultivation, actively participate in social practice, love labor, and carry forward the spirit of hard work.

Article 15 Consciously abide by the Constitution and various national laws and regulations, maintain public order, abide by relevant regulations in public places, and protect public property and public property. Facilities, care for flowers and trees. Strictly abide by school rules and disciplines, and establish correct organizational concepts and discipline concepts.

Article 16: Comply with the regulations on civilized construction of student dormitories, actively participate in the establishment of civilized dormitories in schools and departments, take the initiative to apply for and evaluate civilized dormitories and civilized model dormitories, and continuously enhance the awareness of public ethics and level of civilization.

Article 17: Inherit and carry forward the fine traditions of the school: carry forward the ownership spirit of "the school is my home, and its construction depends on everyone"; create modern and harmonious interpersonal relationships of "respect, understanding, and trust"; maintain " "Don't wait, don't complain, don't be discouraged" and have an optimistic and enterprising attitude; play the vanguard and exemplary role of "a party member and a flag, a student cadre and a model, and a league member and a right-hand assistant".

Article 18: Keep in mind "unity, diligence, truth-seeking, innovation, and integrity"; persist in carrying out the "four mornings and one night" study style building activities: "early to bed, early to get up, morning exercises, early reading, and evening self-study" "; Improve the "four" self-abilities: "self-management, self-education, self-service, and self-improvement."

Article 19 It is necessary to strengthen the cultivation of the following personal behaviors:

1. Comply with the "Citizens' Code of Moral Conduct", enhance the sense of ownership and care for all facilities in the dormitory area.

Do not write, scribble, smear or paste indiscriminately; keep the dormitory, corridors and surrounding environment clean; do not make loud noises, heckles, or shoot balls in the building;

2. Learn cultural knowledge well and take the initiative to help other students ; Have the courage to carry out self-criticism and strive to improve their ideological and moral standards;

3. Dress neatly and pay attention to hygiene; be honest and trustworthy, modest and prudent; speak kindly and treat others politely; behave appropriately when interacting with others; respect teachers, Respect others; respect the elderly, love the young, be willing to help others, and have the courage to fight against bad behavior;

4. Carry out useful dormitory cultural activities and maintain good moral sentiments;

5. Strengthen the law Study laws and regulations and maintain the image of college students themselves.

3. Public environment and order

Article 20: Conscientiously maintain public environmental sanitation and actively participate in public welfare work in dormitories. Indoor garbage must be poured directly into the trash can or piled at designated garbage dumping points within the specified time. Leftovers should be voluntarily poured into the swill bucket in the bathroom. Hazardous waste such as used batteries should be placed in designated hazardous waste dumping points. Take care of the green space around the dormitory.

Article 21 The following behaviors are not allowed in the dormitory area:

1. Carving and graffiti on the dormitory and surrounding walls; posting various sizes of posters, notices, slogans, comics, flyers, advertisements and posters, etc.;

2. Decorating or changing the structure of the dormitory without authorization;

3. In the foyer, corridor, Parking bicycles in the dormitory or piling debris in public places;

4. Pulling ropes to dry clothes without permission in corridors and rooms;

5. Spitting everywhere; disorderly behavior Throw away fruit shells, paper scraps and other sundries; pour water into the trash can or splash water outside the window or door;

6. Keep dogs, cats, birds and other pets in the dormitory;

7. Other behaviors that affect the public environment and order.

Article 22 Pay attention to civility and courtesy. It is strictly prohibited to play ball, kickball, skating, etc. in the dormitory area. During self-study time and normal bedtime, do not make loud noises, engage in entertainment activities such as playing cards, chess, playing music and movies, or activities that affect other people's study and rest. Gambling, drinking, making trouble, throwing bottles and other explosive objects are strictly prohibited in the dormitory. Smoking is not allowed in the no-smoking area. Cherish the fruits of others' labor, consciously obey and cooperate with health and discipline inspections.

Article 23 Without the approval of the relevant school departments, no students, units or groups are allowed to engage in leasing, business and other commercial and fee-based service activities, as well as various intermediary and agency activities in the dormitory area. MLM activities.

Article 24: Observe work and rest schedules. Develop good living habits, get up on time and turn off the lights. Pay attention to physical exercise and balance work with rest.

Article 25 Each dormitory should formulate corresponding conventions and regulations (determined by mutual discussion among dormitory members), supervise each other, and abide by them together.

IV. Safety Responsibility

Article 26 Students should consciously maintain the safety of dormitory areas, enhance safety awareness and legal concepts, and improve prevention capabilities and self-management capabilities. Dissuade and stop bad behaviors that undermine the safety and normal order of the dormitory area in a timely manner.

Article 27: Learn common sense about fire protection, master basic knowledge and skills in fire prevention and extinguishing early stage fires, and improve self-prevention and self-rescue capabilities. When fire alarms, fires and other disasters are discovered, effective measures such as calling the police, evacuating the scene, and extinguishing fires should be taken promptly to minimize losses. When criminal, public security and other cases are discovered, students present should protect the scene, report to the Security Office and the Student Management Department in a timely manner, and assist in handling the case.

Article 28 It is strictly prohibited to store flammable, explosive, corrosive items, bacterial and virus specimens, as well as highly toxic or radioactive items in the dormitory area. No testing is allowed in the dormitories.

Article 29 Students are not allowed to stay in dormitories with outsiders.

Article 30 Residents are not allowed to lend dormitory keys to others, and it is strictly prohibited to change door locks or add additional door locks without permission. Lost door lock keys must be reported to the logistics group in time, and the logistics group will replace the door locks. The cost of new door locks shall be borne by the responsible personnel.

All consequences of accidents caused by violation of this article shall be borne by the responsible personnel.

Article 31: Develop the habit of locking the door when leaving the room, and keep valuables properly. Students should stop small traders and hawkers from hawking in the dormitory areas.

Article 32: Enhance fire protection awareness. It is strictly prohibited in the dormitory area to misappropriate or damage fire-fighting equipment and water and electricity facilities, use open flames or use electrical appliances illegally, pull electric wires without permission, block corridors and exits, smoke in no-smoking areas, smoke in bed or throw cigarette butts, etc. Violators will be severely punished. Penalties shall be imposed and corresponding legal and economic responsibilities shall be held.

Article 33 Consciously maintain public security order in the dormitory and raise awareness of prevention. Students need to check valid documents when entering and exiting the dormitory gate, and should consciously accept inspection. Violation of safety rules and regulations by dormitory personnel may also cause harm to the interests of other students. They should be stopped or reported to the staff in time for handling.

Article 34: Safety of property and items in the dormitory. It is not advisable to store valuables or large amounts of cash in the dormitory. Otherwise, you will be responsible for your own responsibility, and the school will not bear property insurance liability.

Article 35: Strict reception system. Visitors must register in the duty room and hand over valid ID before entering the dormitory. The ID must be retrieved when the guests leave. Do not disturb the surrounding students when visiting guests. Guests must leave the dormitory before 10:00 p.m. There will be no visitors in the student dormitories during class hours and after 10:00 pm.

5. Public Facilities Management

Article 36: Water and electricity facilities, fire protection facilities, doors, windows, glass, furniture, telephones and other facilities and equipment in the dormitory area are the property of the school. It must be used and kept properly, and no unauthorized disassembly, replacement, or intentional damage is allowed. If you find any damage to furniture or equipment in the building, you should promptly go to the duty room to register and report for repair.

Article 37 The furniture in student dormitories shall be uniformly configured by the school. Furniture for personal use shall be kept by oneself. Furniture for shared use shall be kept by the collective and the dormitory leader shall be responsible. Without the consent of the logistics group, no furniture is allowed to be lent to others or used interchangeably; furniture brought by oneself or from other places is not allowed to be moved into the student dormitory for use; furniture in the dormitory is not allowed to be disassembled or moved out for use. When students adjust their dormitories according to regulations, furniture and other public facilities must not be moved without authorization.

Article 38 Management personnel shall regularly conduct inventory and inspections of public facilities, fire-fighting facilities, and equipment. In the event of loss or damage, the relevant responsible persons must compensate according to the price and handle the matter in accordance with relevant regulations.

Article 39: To facilitate student communication, telephones are installed in dormitories. Telephone lines are public property and must be taken care of carefully. Any damage caused by man-made damage will be compensated according to the price. Place the phone in the location specified by the school, and do not change the line or move the phone without permission.

Article 40: It is advocated to save electricity and turn off the lights when people are away; to save water and turn off the lights as they are used.