The students of VSM/CU should be aware that the value of an academic degree depends upon the academic integrity of the institution awarding it, and that scholastic honesty is mandatory for that integrity. Achievement of a degree through a use of dishonest practices lowers the value of the degree and also the whole value and pursuit of educational process. It's problematic from a learning perspective because students aren't able to write on their own, analyze and come up with their own thoughts, or to show what they really learn by themselves. Exams, tests, and papers should be an individual work since the grade a student receives shows the value of the author’s own work, not the work of someone else.
All major papers submitted by students should be placed on the computer network secure drive designated for that purpose. The student should consider that placing his/her name on a paper is equivalent to the signed statement, "This work is entirely my own." Violation of this rule is cause for severe penalties. All files received into the archives are submitted to SafeAssign system for plagiarism checking and kept in a database. A student is not to be given a grade for particular assignment unless he/she submits an electronic copy to the archives. Without this electronic copy the student receives a grade reduced by a percentage designated to the assignment in question. If the electronic copy of assignment is not submitted within 30 days, the reduced grade is to be posted to the student record. All source materials in students’ papers must be properly referenced and cited as specified in the current City University Research & APA Style Guide
If it appears there has been a violation of the Policy, an instructor discusses the case with the Chair of the Scholastic Honesty Committee. If after discussion with the Chair it is determined that a charge needs to be filed, a Scholastic Honesty Violation Allegation form and the student’s paper which is the subject of the allegation, along with any other supporting documentation regarding the case is submitted to the Scholastic Honesty Committee Chair. SH cases are heard by a committee consisting of 3 Scholastic Honesty panel members and the Chair. The Chair conducts the hearing, but is a non-voting participant. If the Committee finds a breach of the Scholastic Honesty policy occurred, the following penalties may be imposed:
Violations of scholastic honesty include, but are not limited to, the following examples.
1. Cheating:
2. Plagiarism:
3. Other forms of scholastic dishonesty:
Policy document and procedures document as well as the Research & APA Style Guide are available for all students and instructors at the web page Policies and procedures and in the current VSM/CU catalog. All current information regarding SH news and the hearing results will be posted on bulletin boards in the hall of your school building as well as on the web.
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