F15-7 ACADEMIC INTEGRITY POLICY 2018-2019 Annual Statistical Report During the 2018-2019 academic year, 373 Reports were filed with the department of Student Conduct and Ethical Development regarding violations of the Academic Integrity Policy. Figure 1 captures the total number of reports designated as cheating and plagiarized. Figure 2 captures the total number of reports submitted by each Academic College for the past two years. FIGURE 1 Academic Dishonesty Reports for 2018-2019 32 Reports Cheating 176 Reports 165 Reports Plagiarism Cheating & Plagiarism TOTAL REPORTS SUBMITTED: 373 FIGURE 2 Academic Dishonesty Reports per Academic College Administration 6 11 Applied Sciences and Arts 28 20 Business 6 21 Education 26 5 Engineering 73 73 Humanities and the Arts 21 14 International and Extended Studies 0 0 Science 77 147 Social Science 76 94 0 50 100 150 200 250 2017-2018 2018-2019 Page 1 of 71 F15-7 ACADEMIC INTEGRITY POLICY 2018-2019 Annual Statistical Report ADMINISTRATION During the 2018-2019 academic year, 11 reports were filed regarding violations of the Academic Integrity Policy. 11 reports were classified as cheating and 0 reports were classified as plagiarism. Figure 1 captures the total number of reports organized by the subsections. FIGURE 1 Academic Integrity Reports by Definition Subsection 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 1.1.1 Copying 1.1.2 Submitting previously graded work 1.1.3 Submitting work simultaneously in two or more courses 1.1.4 Using or consulting prohibited materials 1.1.5 Interfering with the grading process 1.1.6 Being or using a surrogate 1.1.7 Any other act that defrauds or misrepresents, including aiding others 1.2.1 Using the ideas of another without proper citation or referencing the original author 1.2.2 Representing another's intellectual property as one's own Faculty imposes academic sanctions and determines which cases are reviewed for violations of the Student Conduct Code (i.e., 3.1.7 Recommendation of additional administrative sanctions). Student Conduct and Ethical Development will initiate the student conduct process beyond the faculty designation in limited circumstances (i.e., when a student has prior violations of the Academic Integrity Policy and when faculty imposes 3.1.6 Failure in the course). Figure 2 captures the number of reports referred for additional administrative sanctions. Figure 3 displays the academic sanctions imposed while Figure 4 displays the administrative sanctions imposed. Note: two or more academic and administrative sanctions may be assigned in one case. Page 2 of 71 F15-7 ACADEMIC INTEGRITY POLICY 2018-2019 Annual Statistical Report FIGURE 2 Reports Referred for Administrative Sanctions ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTIONS 1 reports Statistical Report STATISTICAL 10 reports 3.1.7 Referral for additional administrative sanctions FIGURE 3 Academic Sanctions Imposed 3.1.1 Oral reprimand 3.1.2 Repetition of the assignment 3.1.3 Lower grade on the evaluation instrument 3.1.4 Failure on the evaluation instrument 3.1.5 Reduction in course grade 3.1.6 Failure in the course 3.1.7 Recommend administrative sanctions Merits review due to AI priors 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 FIGURE 4 Administrative Sanctions Imposed Warning Reflective assignment Workshop referral Acadmeic integrity tutorial Disciplinary probation Suspension Counseling 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2 Page 3 of 71 Administrative Academic Department Course Incident Summary Violation Subsection Academic Sanctions Sanctions It is alleged that you used your phone in the testing center when Faculty Sanctions - 3.1.1 Oral College of Humanities AMS 1B phones were not allowed. 1.1 Cheating 1.1.4 Reprimand During the Spring 2019 semester, you allegedly cheated in your BUS 140 course. Specifically, you were observed using unauthorized materials; the testing proctors discovered that a smartphone was Faculty Sanctions - Statistical Report accessible underneath you during the testing process despite receiving (no action) instructions to place all electronic devices in a storage locker. As a result, the testing administrator assigned the following academic Faculty Sanctions - 3.1.1 Oral College of Business BUS 140 sanction(s): Oral Reprimand. 1.1 Cheating 1.1.4 Reprimand During the Spring 2019 semester, you allegedly cheated in your BUS1- 170 course. Specifically, you were observed using unauthorized materials during the exam; the testing proctors observed you looking Faculty Sanctions - Statistical Report down on your legs during the exam multiple times; your hands were (no action) Academic Integrity - 20% of the testing not visible on the desk. As a result, the testing Reflective Paper administrator assigned the following academic sanction(s): Oral Faculty Sanctions - 3.1.1 Oral College of Business BUS1-170 Reprimand 1.1 Cheating 1.1.4 Reprimand Disciplinary Probation During the Spring 2019 semester, you allegedly cheated in your BUS1- 21 Managerial Accounting course. Specifically, you were observed using unauthorized materials; you were provided all papers for the Faculty Sanctions - Statistical Report exam which were in yellow and the scratch paper in beige; the testing (no action) proctors witnessed you using a a white piece of paper. As a result, the testing administrator assigned the following academic sanction(s): Oral Faculty Sanctions - 3.1.1 Oral College of Business BUS1-21 Reprimand. 1.1 Cheating 1.1.4 Reprimand During the Fall 2018 semester, on August 15, 2018, you allegedly cheated on your Calculus Placement Exam. Specifically, you utilized additional internet browser windows to perform a search for answers Faculty Sanctions - 3.1.4 Failure on to questions contained in the examination; you copied information, the Evaluation Instrument and accessed unauthorized materials. As a result, the faculty member Calculus Placement assigned the following academic sanction(s): Failure on the Evaluation Faculty Sanctions - Statistical College of Science Exam Instrument 1.1 Cheating 1.1.4 Report (no action) During the Fall 2018 semester, on August 15, 2018, you allegedly cheated on your Calculus Placement Exam. Specifically, you utilized additional internet browser windows to perform a search for answers Faculty Sanctions - 3.1.4 Failure on to questions contained in the examination; you copied information, the Evaluation Instrument and accessed unauthorized materials. As a result, the faculty member Calculus Placement assigned the following academic sanction(s): Failure on the Evaluation Faculty Sanctions - Statistical College of Science Exam Instrument. 1.1 Cheating 1.1.4 Report (no action) During the Fall 2018 semester, on August 15, 2018, you allegedly cheated on your Calculus Placement Exam. Specifically, you utilized additional internet browser windows to perform a search for answers Faculty Sanctions - 3.1.4 Failure on to questions contained in the examination; you copied information, the Evaluation Instrument and accessed unauthorized materials. As a result, the faculty member Calculus Placement assigned the following academic sanction(s): Failure on the Evaluation Faculty Sanctions - Statistical College of Science Exam Instrument. 1.1 Cheating 1.1.4 Report (no action) Faculty Sanctions - 3.1.1 Oral Reprimand College of Health & During an exam in the testing center it is alleged that you accessed Faculty Sanctions - Statistical Human Sciences KIN 163 some notes on Google Documents on your phone. 1.1 Cheating 1.1.4 Report (no action) Page 4 of 71 During the Spring 2019 semester, you allegedly cheated in your MATH Faculty Sanctions - Statistical Report 133ASection 1 course. Specifically, you use unauthorized materials; the (no action) testing proctors discovered that you used a six double-sided cheat sheet during the exam. As a result, the testing administrator assigned Faculty Sanctions - 3.1.1 Oral College of Science MATH 133A the following academic sanction(s): Oral Reprimand. 1.1 Cheating 1.1.4 Reprimand 3.1.4 Failure on the Evaluation Academic Integrity - On December 12th, the alleged student purportedly used a mobile Instrument3.1.7 Recommendation Reflective Paper College of Health & phone to take pictures of exam questions during a testing appointment of Additional Administrative Human Sciences NUFS 9 at the university testing office. 1.1 Cheating 1.1.4 Sanctions Disciplinary Probation It is alleged that you used you cell phone during a test in the testing College of Social center. Your faculty member has been notified of the violation and at Faculty Sanctions - 3.1.1 Oral Sciences PSYCH 196 this point in time is not pursuing any academic outcomes. 1.1 Cheating 1.1.4 Reprimand Page 5 of 71 F15-7 ACADEMIC INTEGRITY POLICY 2018-2019 Annual Statistical Report COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCES & ARTS During the 2018-2019 academic year, 20 reports were filed regarding violations of the Academic Integrity Policy. A total of 9 reports were classified as cheating and 6 reports were classified as plagiarized. Of the 20 total reports, 5 reports were classified as both cheating and plagiarized. Figure 1 captures the total number of reports organized by the subsections. FIGURE 1 Academic Integrity Reports by Definition Subsection 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 1.1.1 Copying 1.1.2 Submitting previously graded work 1.1.3 Submitting work simultaneously in two or more courses 1.1.4 Using or consulting prohibited materials 1.1.5 Interfering with the grading process 1.1.6 Being or using a surrogate 1.1.7 Any other act that defrauds or misrepresents, including aiding others 1.2.1 Using the ideas of another without proper citation or referencing the original author 1.2.2 Representing another's intellectual property as one's own (01)(B) Furnishing false information (16) Published Policies Faculty imposes academic sanctions and determines which cases are reviewed for violations of the Student Conduct Code (i.e., 3.1.7 Recommendation of additional administrative sanctions). Student Conduct and Ethical Development will initiate the student conduct process beyond the faculty designation in limited circumstances (i.e., when a student has prior violations of the Academic Integrity Policy and when faculty imposes 3.1.6 Failure in the course).