Less Traveled - There are two parts to this assignment. The instructor in this course uphold the Hesston College Academic Integrity policy, as described in the 2000-2003 Hesston College Catalog, pp. Hesston College students are expected to adhere to the ideal of academic integrity in all academic work. Academic honesty, respect for the work of others, and respect for the learning environment are considered unbreakable standards in this college setting. Lack of academic integrity includes, but is not limited to, plagiarism, cheating, misuse of library privileges, and inappropriate conduct within the learning environment.
Plagiarism is defined as presenting the work of someone else as one's own.
Cheating is defined as giving or receiving unauthorized assistance with assignments or examinations. Misuse of library privileges includes damaging materials, taking material from the library without checking them out and keeping materials past the date for their return, or in other ways, disregarding the rights of other students in the library. Inappropriate conduct within the learning environment refers to behavior in the classroom which is disrespectful of the opinions, creations, and safety of other students. Students who fail to maintain the standard of academic integrity are subject to disciplinary action that include loss of credit in the course involved or dismissal from college. Each incident will be reported to the Academic Development Committee.