M Meat 23 pp. Per the University s Undergraduate Catalog, the University is dedicated to learning by all members of its community. In responding to this dedication, the University demands a high level of scholarly behavior and academic honesty on the part of students, faculty, staff, and administrators. No form of academic dishonesty is acceptable. While maintenance of an atmosphere of academic integrity is the responsibility of all, the faculty is principally responsible for enforcement of these principles.
Academic dishonesty includes any act that violates the academic process of the university.
These acts include, but are not limited to, cheating on an examination, stealing examination questions, substituting one person for another at an examination, violating the procedures of a national or state examination, falsifying data, destroying or tampering with or stealing a computer program or file, and, turning in the work of someone and claiming it as your own. If you are caught with any of the above violations, you will receive an F in this class. The instructor is responsible for recording the circumstances and for giving the student the opportunity to reply. Appeals go to the dean of the college offering the course, the Academic Standards Committee, and the Vice President for Academic Affairs. On the back of this syllabus is a sheet of paper stating that you understand all parts of this academic integrity statement and are willing to abide by it.