M.E. Sharpe, 1999. Marion Boyars, 1978. High ethical standards are essential for maintaining credibility in this field. Every Journalism course taught at UAF seeks to maintain these standards, starting with an emphasis on producing original and factual work. Plagiarism is defined as appropriating passages or ideas from another person's work and using them as one's own.
Fabrication is the inclusion of an invented statement within the body of a work.
Neither plagiarism nor fabrication will be tolerated at the Journalism Department. Media journal Week 3. Discussion of Potter chapters 17 and 18 Examination of school curricula for media literacy from other states. FAIR media activism kit Week 16.