Academic Integrity Academic dishonesty diminishes the university as an institution and all members of the university community. This site links to a statement of university policy, a student guide, a faculty guide, a faculty reporting form, a flow chart for disciplinary procedures, and a list of definitions and resources. The Teaching Company provides a list of links to sites that sell ready-made papers, including essays, research or term papers, and book reviews. The links are followed by strategies for addressing plagiarism. This service, developed by UC Berkeley faculty, is designed to ensure that required term papers, essays, and manuscripts are never plagiarized.
Faculty can submit papers to the site for analysis or require their students to do so.
This is a free service. From time to time instructors have a truly disruptive student in the classroom, making it difficult or impossible for teaching and learning to take place. The Student Affairs Division provides this set of guidelines to assist instructors in dealing with these situations from a student discipline perspective. These materials are designed to assist faculty and staff in identifying and intervening with students who are in distress. They were developed through the combined efforts of counseling centers comprising the Organization of Counseling Center Directors in Higher Education.