Academic misconduct links:

• Plagiarism.org:  An excellent source of information about palgiarism

Live Audio Conference

 Keys to Preventing Academic Misconduct
 

Wednesday, November 28, 2007, 1 p.m. - 2 p.m.
 

in the CET (B502).

SUMMARY
"Academic misconduct and dishonesty pose a threat to the mission of higher education. Today's technologies result in increased student plagiarism, making it a problem on every college campus. With students plagiarizing both on and off line, what do college faculty and staff need to know to recognize and prevent different forms of plagiarism? Join us for a live, 60-minute audio conference where you and your colleagues will learn: "

• "Strategies to Protect Your College from On and Off-Line Plagiarism"

• "How to Increase Student Awareness of Plagiarism & Misconduct"

• "Most Common Types of Cybercheating & How to Prevent Them"

• "Keys to Recognize Sources of On-Line and Internet Plagiarism"

• "Strategies for Drafting an Effective Academic Dishonesty Policy"

FROM: https://www.higheredhero.com/audio/main.asp?G=2&E=1152&I=1

Committee Members

 Fall 2007

• Naomi Gross – Chair
• Susan Forbes
• Jeanne Golly
• Nancy Grossman
• Artie Kopelman
• Marion Levine
• Ron Sok
• Sally White
• Colette Wong

Non-Voting Advisory Members

• Christine Davis

• Helena Diamant-Glass

• Michael Weingarten