Honor represents the highest possible expression of shared values among the members of a learning community. Our goal is to cultivate a community based on trust, integrity and honor. Students enrolled in the course are expected to conduct themselves in such a manner as to be a credit to themselves. The principles on which the Honor Code rests apply to life in the professional world as well as on campus.
Students are honorable and trustworthy persons.
They should commit themselves to personal integrity to ensure fairness and opportunity for all members of the community. Students and the instructor can trust each other to uphold ethical principles in the conduct of their relationships. They are jointly responsible for preventing violations of trust. It is dishonorable for students to receive credit for work which is not the result of their own efforts. A deliberate attempt to present as one's own work any material copied from another student, done jointly with another student, or copied from an unacknowledged Internet or printed source is a violation of the Honor Code.