Membership Rights and Obligations
1. Membership Rights
(I) Resource Sharing
• Academic Resources
• Members can obtain free electronic resources from libraries of universities and universities in the alliance, including a large number of academic journals, dissertations, e-books, etc. For example, members can log in to the database of other university libraries through the alliance platform to check the latest academic research results, and provide richer references for their own study and research.
• The alliance will hold academic resource sharing activities regularly, and members can apply to participate and obtain limited copies of precious academic materials. These materials may include some rare historical documents, manuscripts of well-known scholars, etc., and are of great value to members engaged in humanities and social science research.
• Course Resources
• Members have the right to take high-quality courses from other universities within the league. These courses cover a variety of subject areas, including some specialized courses and cutting-edge interdisciplinary courses. For example, a computer major can take the "Artificial Intelligence and Art Design" interdisciplinary courses from a university within the alliance to broaden their knowledge and professional horizons.
• Alliance will provide an online course platform where members can independently learn elective courses on the platform. After completing the course and passing the assessment, they can obtain corresponding credits. These credits can be recognized by our school under certain conditions, which will help enrich the academic experience of members and improve their comprehensive qualities.
(II) Exchange and cooperation opportunities
• Academic Exchange
• Members are eligible to participate in various academic seminars, academic forums and academic lectures organized by the Alliance. These activities bring together experts, scholars and outstanding students from universities in the alliance, and members can exchange academic views face to face with them and share research results. For example, at the "New Energy Technology Development Forum" held by the alliance, members can discuss the latest technological breakthroughs and application prospects with authoritative professors in the field of new energy to inspire their scientific research inspiration.
• The alliance will organize members to conduct academic mutual visits regularly. Members can apply to laboratories and research teams of other universities in the alliance for short-term visits and exchanges. During the visit, members can gain an in-depth understanding of the scientific research environment and research methods of other universities, and can also cooperate with local researchers to carry out small scientific research projects and jointly publish academic papers.
• Society exchange
• Members can participate in exchange activities of student clubs in various universities within the alliance. For example, literary clubs within the alliance can jointly hold poetry recitations, literary creation competitions and other activities. Members can represent the school clubs to participate, exchange creative experiences with literature enthusiasts from other universities, and improve their literary literacy.
• The alliance will establish a resource sharing platform for student clubs, on which members can obtain information such as activity planning, organizational experience and other information of other college clubs to provide reference for the development of their clubs. At the same time, the clubs where members are located can also display their own special activities and achievements through the platform to attract the attention and cooperation of other universities.
(III) Career development support
• Internship Opportunities
• The alliance will establish cooperative relationships with many well-known companies to provide internship position information for members. These companies cover multiple industries, including technology, finance, education, media, etc. Members can choose suitable internship positions based on their profession and interests to accumulate work experience in advance. For example, a member of marketing major can apply for a marketing internship position in a well-known Internet company through the alliance platform and participate in actual marketing project planning and execution.
• The alliance will organize corporate internship job fairs regularly, and members can attend and communicate directly with corporate recruiters to increase their chances of getting internship opportunities. At the job fair, members can also understand the company's culture and employment needs and prepare for future career development.
• Employment guidance
• The alliance will provide professional employment guidance services, including career planning lectures, resume production training, interview skills tutoring, etc. Members can participate in these training courses for free to improve their employment competitiveness. For example, the alliance will invite human resources experts to hold a lecture on "How to Create a Resume that Stands Out". Members can learn how to highlight their strengths and experiences to make their resume more in line with the requirements of the company.
• The alliance will establish a member employment information database to record members' internship experience, award status, professional skills and other information. When a company has a recruitment need, the alliance can select appropriate members from the information database to recommend them to the company according to the company's requirements, providing members with more employment opportunities.
2. Member obligations
(I) Comply with the alliance rules and regulations
• Basic Rules
• Members must abide by the alliance's constitution and rules and regulations. These rules and regulations include members' rights and obligations, resource usage standards, event organization processes, etc. For example, when using the Alliance's academic resources, members must comply with copyright regulations and resource use agreements and shall not use the acquired resources for illegal purposes or unauthorized commercial activities.
• Members should respect the school rules and regulations of other universities in the alliance. When participating in cross-school activities organized by the alliance, they should abide by the relevant regulations of the university to organize the activities. For example, when attending academic lectures organized by the alliance, members must abide by the rules and order maintenance requirements of the lectures held by universities.
• Obligation of integrity
• Members must follow the principle of integrity when participating in the alliance's academic exchanges, course learning, career development and other activities. In academic activities, members must report their research results truthfully and shall not plagiarize or plagiarize other people's results. For example, in joint scientific research projects, members must ensure that the data and conclusions they provide are true and reliable.
• When applying for internship positions and employment recommendation opportunities provided by the alliance, members must truthfully fill in their personal information and experiences and shall not exaggerate or fabricate their abilities. If a member violates the principle of good faith, the alliance will cancel its membership and notify its university.
(II) Actively participate in alliance activities
• Participation in academic activities
• Members are obliged to actively participate in academic activities organized by the alliance, including academic seminars, academic lectures, etc. Members should understand the event arrangements in advance, participate on time, and actively participate in discussions during the event. For example, when attending academic seminars, members should listen carefully to other people's reports, put forward their own opinions and questions, and jointly promote the in-depth academic exchanges.
• Members should strive to demonstrate their academic achievements in the alliance’s academic activities. If members have excellent academic papers or research results, they can actively apply to the alliance to display or publish them in relevant academic activities. For example, members can organize their research results into posters and display them in academic exhibitions held by the alliance to share their academic achievements with more people.
• Participation in club activities
• Members should actively participate in student club exchange activities organized by the alliance to support the development of clubs. Members can represent their clubs in club activities organized by the alliance to showcase the characteristics and style of their clubs. For example, in the club cultural festival organized by the alliance, members can lead the dance clubs of our school to participate in performances and communicate and learn with clubs of other universities.
• Members should assist the alliance in organizing club activities. When the alliance requires the clubs of the members' universities to provide resources such as event venues and personnel support, members should actively coordinate to ensure the smooth progress of the event. For example, in the association competition organized by the alliance, members can assist the school clubs in organizing and training participants.
(III) Maintain the reputation of the alliance
• Image Maintenance
• Members, as members, as members, must maintain the good image of the alliance on any occasion. Members’ words and deeds must meet the identity of college students and the requirements of the alliance. For example, when participating in foreign exchange activities organized by the alliance, members should dress appropriately and behave civilly, and show the good looks of alliance members.
• Members should actively publicize the purpose and advantages of the alliance so that more people can understand the alliance. Members can introduce the resources sharing, academic exchanges, career development and other services provided by the alliance through social media, campus publicity, etc., to attract more outstanding students to join the alliance.
• Feedback and supervision
• Members are responsible for feedback to the Alliance on the issues and shortcomings found during the participation of Alliance activities. For example, if a member finds that the alliance's course resource sharing platform has problems such as untimely resource updates and some course links cannot be opened, he should promptly provide feedback to the alliance management department so that the alliance can improve in a timely manner.
• Members must monitor the work of the alliance to ensure that the activities and services of the alliance are in line with the interests of the members and the purposes of the alliance. If members find violations or unreasonable phenomena within the alliance, they can report to the alliance's supervision department to maintain the normal order and good reputation of the alliance.
The University Education Alliance provides members with rich resources and broad development space. While enjoying these rights, members should also fulfill their corresponding obligations, jointly promote the development of the alliance, and achieve the goals of resource sharing, complementary advantages and common progress.
