Civility/Ethics Accountability
Academic honesty and integrity are fundamental values in a university community. Doing your own work, and taking responsibility for that work, allows you to test your own abilities and receive honest feedback. Honesty and integrity within the University are fundamental to building the trust that is required for students and faculty to build communities of learning. Academic misconduct violates these fundamental principles.
Academic Dishonesty
What is it?
- Cheating
- Falsification
- Plagiarism
- Inappropriate use of materials on an assignment or test.
- Inventing information in an assignment.
- Using someone else's work as your own and/or failing to cite sources.
How do I avoid it?
- Prepare
- Review
- Ask
- Avoid rushing by preparing assignments ahead of time.
- Always review the course syllabus and Conduct Code
- Ask professors, tutors and Student Judicial Services questions
What are possible consequences?
- "E" with a transcript notation
- Probation
- Suspension

