What is an academic integrity violation?
An academic integrity violation is a proven offense under the code, resolved either between an individual faculty member and student(s) or by means of an Academic Integrity Hearing process. In either case, a proven offense is not considered a recorded violation of the Academic Integrity Policy until reported to the Coordinator of Academic Integrity.
Related Questions
- What default grade should I assign if there is an outstanding academic integrity violation under review at the time grades are due?
- What grade should I assign if there is an academic integrity violation associated with completion of the missing work?
- What happens if I admit to or am found in violation of the Code of Academic Integrity by a hearing panel?
