Academic Misconduct
This act involves copying someone else’s work and passing it off as your own.
What is Cheating?
Acts of this type include threats or physical assault that create a hostile campus environment.
What is Harassment or Threatening Behavior?
Possessing this on campus, unless authorized, is prohibited and can lead to disciplinary action.
What is a Weapon or Firearm?
Taking or using property of another person or the University without permission is called this.
Answer: What is Theft?
Students are expected to follow all policies, known as this, that govern campus behavior.
What is the Student Conduct and Honor Code?
Failing an assignment without permission or copying from another student constitutes this violation.
What is Academic Dishonesty or Plagiarism?
This type of misconduct includes unwanted advances or stalking that can make someone feel unsafe.
What is Sexual Harassment or Stalking?
The illegal use, possession, or distribution of these substances can result in disciplinary or criminal actions.
What are Drugs or Controlled Substances?
Damaging or defacing property of another or the University is considered this misconduct.
What is Vandalism?
This office handles violations of the Student Conduct and Honor Code.
What is the Office of Student Conduct?
Using forged documents or falsified information during an academic process is an example of this violation.
What is Falsification of Records?
This conduct includes violent threats, physical assault, or harassment that can lead to expulsion.
What is Assault or Physical Violence?
Licensed students may still be prohibited from carrying these concealed on university property under law.
What are Firearms or Weapons?
Removing or taking university or personal property without permission is known as this.
What is Unauthorized Use or Theft?
Students are responsible for knowing and following these, which are the basic rules and regulations for campus behavior.
What are policies or Regulations?
Submitting someone else's work and claiming it as your own breaks this fundamental academic value.
What is Academic Integrity?
This term refers to conduct that involves physical or verbal acts intended to degrade or threaten others.
What is Threatening or Intimidating Behavior?
These chemical agents, often used as dangerous chemicals or biological agents, are considered weapons if misused.
What are Chemical or Biological Agents?
Damage to property that causes destruction or defacement can lead to these sanctions.
What are Disciplinary or Criminal Sanctions?
The policy that encourages students to seek help for alcohol or drug emergencies without fear of discipline is called this.
What is the Amnesty or Good Samaritan Policy?
An act that involves helping another student cheat during an exam exemplifies this kind of academic misconduct.
What is Assisting or Facilitating Academic Dishonesty?
This misconduct includes repeated behaviors that threaten safety, even if no single act is severe.
What is Severe or Pervasive Conduct?
This term describes the possession, storage, or use of non-functioning display weapons, which may still be prohibited.
What are Antique or Non-Functional Weapons?
This term describes damage to property that can include property destruction or defacement.
What is Vandalism or Property Damage?
This document, accessible online, details the standards and responsibilities related to student conduct and academic integrity.
What is the Student Conduct and Honor Code?