Academic Integrity Quiz

What happens when a faculty member suspects that a student has violated the Academic Integrity Policy?

• The student is notified of the alleged violation and is given the opportunity to meet with the faculty and an academic facilitator to discuss the alleged violation and any defense the student wants to present.

• The student is notified of the alleged violation and is immediately sanctioned. The decision is final.

• The student can immediately drop the course to avoid sanctions.

• The student is notified of the alleged violation and is given the opportunity to meet before  an Academic Integrity Panel.

If you send a random photo from the internet as an excuse for not attending class this is an example of...

• Academic Integrity

• Plagiarism

• Fabricating an Excuse

• Being smart

If you have already completed similar work in one course you can turn in work for another course because it's your work.

• True

• False

It's not your fault if you were not aware you were violating the academic integrity guidelines.

• True

• False

What is the least severe punishment for a student who violates academic integrity policies?

• Grade of “F!” in the course

• Permanent transcript notation of “Administrative Withdrawal for Academic Integrity Violation,” dismissal

• Admonition (grade reduction or re-submission of the assignment)

• Grade of zero or “F” on the assignment

How can a student remove an F! grade?

• By begging their instructor to remove it.

• By completing an Academic Integrity Education Program

• By completing an essay detailing their mistakes.

• By suing the university.