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Student Code of Conduct- Academic Integrity

This presentation provides faculty members and instructors with slides to cover the student code of conduct and academic integrity guidelines with their students. It includes information on common forms of academic dishonesty, such as plagiarism, cheating, and inappropriate collaboration. Helpful tools and resources for students are also provided.

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Student Code of Conduct- Academic Integrity

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  1. Student Code of Conduct- Academic Integrity Slides for Faculty Members & Instructors to cover with their students

  2. Where to find the Code 1. Student Life Page 2. Policies & Procedures Library

  3. Course Syllabus Statement “A breach of Academic Integrity is a serious offence. The principle of Academic Integrity, particularly of doing one’s own work, documenting properly (including use of quotation marks, appropriate paraphrasing and referencing/citation), collaborating appropriately, and avoiding misrepresentation, is a core principle in university study. Students should view the Student Code of Conduct- Academic Integrity - for a full description of academic offences, procedures when Academic Integrity breaches are suspected and sanctions for breaches of Academic Integrity”

  4. Common Forms of Academic Dishonesty Plagiarism When a student does not give credit (in-text referencing, footnoting, endnoting, quotations or indentations) to the ideas, phrases, tables or illustrations of another person. If the student did not come up with the concept or idea themselves, it should be referenced in some way. Cheating When a student accesses information for or during an examination or test that they were not allowed to access. For example, accessing test or exam banks directed for instructors only and/or purchasing or selling tests or exams from/to other students. Other cheating examples include writing answers on an object or your person, accessing papers or electronic information during a test, copying answers from another student’s test, and more. Inappropriate Collaboration When a student works with classmates on an assignment, test or exam that they were told to complete alone.

  5. Helpful Academic Integrity Tools for Students ASK- Live chat with Ontario University librarian OWL- Purdue Online Writing Lab Academic Support Zone @ LU Student Success Centre

  6. AWARE Course (viaMyCourselink)

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