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Academic Integrity

The Free and Open Pursuit of Knowledge

The 成人AV视频 encourages the free and open pursuit of knowledge; we consider this to be a fundamental principle and strength of a democratic people. To this end, the 成人AV视频 expects its students, its faculty, its administrators, and its staff to uphold the highest standards of academic integrity. The 成人AV视频 expects all members of the University community to both honor and protect one another's individual and collective rights.

Course Content

A course may deal with subjects, issues, or perspectives to which some might object. Such objections will not exempt a student from course requirements. The 成人AV视频 stands behind the right of its instructors to include material that is challenging in any number of ways. The faculty urges students to discuss any concerns they might have concerning the content of their courses with their instructors.

Claiming One's Own Work

Each student is honor-bound to submit under his or her name or signature only his or her own work; to fully acknowledge his or her use of any information, ideas, or other matter belonging to someone else, and to properly document the source in question; and to offer for credit only that work which he or she has completed in relation to the current course.

Violations of Academic Integrity

成人AV视频 expects all students to represent their own learning truthfully and to engage in academic work in ways that uphold the integrity of scholarship and the educational process.

The responsibility for upholding the principles of academic integrity is shared among students, faculty, and the broader University community. Academic integrity offenses occur when a student gains or attempts to gain academic advantage through misrepresentation, unauthorized assistance, misuse of materials, or falsification of information. These behaviors undermine the principles of fairness and trust that are essential to the academic environment. When these behaviors reach a level of heightened concern, they are referred to as academic misconduct and handled through a disciplinary process as outlined in the Student Code of Conduct.

View the Student Handbook.