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lessons of one’s  cultural,  racial,  and  personal  history.    He/she is aware of past and present
                  contributions his/her ancestors have made to the nation and the global community as well.

                  Knows and Abides By the Rules of Social Decorum
                  Clearly understands that verbal abuse, rowdiness, fighting, impoliteness, and other forms of social
                  misconduct are unwarranted and unacceptable social behavior.

                  Understands Appropriate Dress
                  Recognizes the need to dress appropriately for the situation, event, or environment and that the
                  manner of dress will frequently reflect how he/she is received, socially and professionally.

                  Has Pride in Bowie State University
                  Behaves  in  a manner which  will  reflect  self-respect and  respect  for the  University.   He/she will
                  defend the integrity of the University and will work to enhance its reputation.  He/she knows the
                  lyrics to the BSU Alma Mater.

                  Office of Judicial Affairs
                  Judicial Officer:  Thomasina Boardley

                  The Judicial Affairs Officer (JAO) administers and enforces the Student Code of Conduct. The JAO is
                  primarily responsible for the overall coordination of all disciplinary proceedings on campus and the
                  recommendation  of  educational  sanctions  offered  to  students  for  infractions of  the  University’s
                  policies  and  procedures.  The  JAO  conducts  student hearings;  ensures  standards  of  due  process;
                  and consults with faculty, staff, and students regarding student conduct issues.

                  Student Clubs, Organizations, Fraternities, Sororities, and Publications

                  African Student Association
                  This club promotes global understanding and cultural appreciation of African nations and their
                  peoples.


                  Alpha Chi Honor Society
                  The Maryland Alpha Chapter of Alpha Chi National Honor Society was chartered at Bowie State
                  University on June 3, 1975. Alpha Chi is a campus-wide society that promotes fellowship
                  throughout its member organizations. Membership requires that a candidate be at least a junior,
                  rank in the top 10% of his/her class, and be outstanding with respect to services to the University.


                  Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
                  Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, founded on January 16, 1908, at Howard University, was organized to
                  “cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards, improve the social stature of the
                  Negro, promote unity and friendship among college women, and keep alive within the alumnae, an
                  interest in college life....” The Eta Chapter at Bowie State University was established on January 18,
                  1969.

                  Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society
                  The purpose of Alpha Kappa Mu is to promote high scholarship, encourage sincere and zealous
                  endeavors in all fields of knowledge and service, cultivate a high order of personal living, and
                  develop an appreciation for scholarly work and scholarly endeavors in others.  No more than 10%
                  of the total number of students graduating in a given year may be eligible for membership, and the


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