¶ … college education, learning and practicing the social responsibility and the significance of inculcating a strong sense of social responsibility in college students.
Man's main task in life is to give birth to himself, to become what he potentially is. The most important product of his effort is his own personality"- Erich Fromm.
This personality is shaped and refined through the enlightenment gained through education, personal experiences and personal efforts to ameliorate one's personality by tapping the dormant talent and by adhering to the learned moral and social values. In order to keep our values intact for the rest of our lives and to become what we potentially are education is a must, for mentors at all levels inculcate a strong sense of discipline and responsibility in the college-going students, qualities that facilitate them in being productive and successful citizens.
Where educational institutions fulfill their social responsibility by providing various facilities and highly qualified teachers to the students, similarly, it is the duty of utmost importance, of the students to shoulder their social as well as moral responsibilities as an integral part of the academic institution in particular and as a dutiful citizen in general.
Like in colleges, students are given absolute liberty of association with the choice of their own communities and unions, freedom of expression and inquiry and access to all the learning-oriented facilities, it is the social responsibility coupled with moral righteousness of every student to not only obey all the rules and regulations as put forth by the school's management and to contribute constructively towards the shared interests but also to fulfill all the responsibilities that go into the making of a productive nation and a healthy society.
When schools give them the freedom to join any community, organization or union for their...
Commitment to these unions and student service bodies fosters greater sense of responsibility towards other fellow students and peers by increasing social interaction among various existing departments and augmenting a sense of connection with others around, which facilitates students to become better and socially responsible citizens (Vaughn, 1999).
Furthermore, it is the social as well as moral responsibility of a student to make sure that all the graduation requirements are met. It is a moral responsibility because without completing the essentials, how can a student claim the degree and from the sociological point-of-view, if students without the adequate qualifications enter the professional world where they would be doctors and engineers, the entire nation can suffer at the hands of irresponsible individuals. Moreover, the social responsibility of a student includes "democratic participation" (Vaughn, 1999) in public service organizations in order to facilitate the development of healthy, social trends. In addition to the above, basic responsibilities of a student must include: following college rules, regulations, policies, procedures, mission and the standard conduct by paying equal respect to the fellow students irrespective of their color, race and breed, safeguarding the property belonging to other students and practicing on-campus as well as off-campus community standards. It is the social responsibility of a student to adhere to the honest means of stepping on the success ladder meaning that no student should ever think of obtaining fame, success or fulfilling other desires through unlawful means. Like wise, the students must consider…
