What is Violation of Academic Integrity?
Academic integrity is an essential part of learning at UVM. Thus faculty, staff, and students are expected to conduct themselves in an ethical way while at the University and abide by the expectations written in Our Common Ground.
Violations of the Code of Academic Integrity are any acts which would have the effect of unfairly promoting or enhancing one's academic standing within the entire community of learners. Such acts are serious offenses and will not be tolerated. Suspected violations of the Code will be forwarded to the Center for Student Conduct.
If you have been notified of an alleged academic integrity violation
Bringing Academic Integrity into Learning Spaces
Whether you are in the classroom or teaching remotely, setting expectations for academic integrity is a critical part to a successful learning environment. The Center for Student Conduct has resources available to help navigate this subject and to engage students proactively.
Bring Academic Integrity into the Classroom