Asian Institute of Technology Mail - [Staff] Code of Conduct, Student Welfare, Emergency Contact numbers & Reminders
10/30/25, 5:08 PM
Dipesh Dhoj GC <dipesh@ait.asia>
[Staff] Code of Conduct, Student Welfare, Emergency Contact numbers & Reminders 2 messages Student Welfare Unit, Office of Student Affairs, AIT <student-welfare@ait.asia> To: students@ait.ac.th Cc: faculty@ait.ac.th, staff@ait.ac.th
Fri, Aug 9, 2024 at 10:37 AM
Dear students, Greetings and welcome to AIT for new students of August 2024 Semester! Please note that the Student Welfare Unit of the Office of Student Affairs is responsible for all non-academic matters relating to students. In a multinational environment and campus like AIT, the role and function of the Student Welfare Unit is to advise and counsel students on: 1. Student Welfare Matters Student welfare matters can comprise: gender related matters and the strict no harassment policy on campus; personal counseling; dispute mediation, and any other problem that a student may wish to seek advice on. 2. Code of Conduct at AIT i. No Harrassment Policy on Campus Given the unique diversity of the Institute community, AIT must develop special awareness and sensitivity to deter or respond to the problem of sexual harassment. This is as per Student Handbook, pg. 25, “1.3 Sexual harassment includes unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other physical, oral or written conduct or visual manifestations of a sexual nature.” This is to inform explicitly and clearly that any form of harassment, including voyeurism, will not be tolerated. If any student gets to experience any form of harassment, please report immediately through email report@ait.ac.th. Any student who will be reported harassing someone within the campus will face disciplinary action and details of the misconduct will be noted in the student's record. ii. Stealing, shoplifting or theft of any kind is a serious criminal offense punishable under Thai law. The ramifications could be significant financial penalties and/or imprisonment. Strict observance of the laws of Thailand is mandatory for all. All students are strongly reminded to observe proper conduct inside and outside of AIT. Any student who will be reported or caught committing any unlawful action within or outside the campus could also face immediate dismissal from the Institute. AIT cannot and will not intervene with the appropriate penalties according to the law of Thailand if any case is filed to the Royal Thai Police. Moreover, the Institute is not in any way obliged to provide financial or legal support to the concerned student. Unfortunately, AIT cannot and will not intervene with the legal processes of Thailand, as applicable to any criminal case. As students of AIT, and ambassadors of your country, you are expected to show moral integrity to uphold the good https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?ik=d3e769e865&view=pt&search=…simpl=msg-f:1806879772796388264&simpl=msg-f:1821756205880050098
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