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Academic Integrity Presentations

The Office of Student Judicial Affairs offers presentations on academic integrity tailored specifically for student or faculty audiences. Presented by student members of the University Hearing Board, these lively, interactive PowerPoint lectures are perfect for fraternity and sorority groups, residence halls, and classes of any size. The average presentation lasts about 35 minutes and each student in attendance leaves with a copy of the Guide to Academic Integrity.

To schedule a presentation, contact Judicial Affairs at 732-932-9414 or complete the online request form.

Presentations

During the Spring 2008 semester, the Hearing Board conducted 28 presentations (13 for transfer student seminars, 13 for classes in various disciplines, and 2 for student orientations).

During the Fall 2007 semester, the Hearing Board conducted 45 presentations (29 for transfer student seminars, 7 for classes in various disciplines, 2 for student orientations, and 7 for other student groups).

References

Feel free to contact some of our satisfied Academic Integrity presentation hosts to hear their feedback.

Instructor Donna Cantor - dcantor@rci.rutgers.edu - English Writing Program

Professor Ruth Chang - changr@rci.rutgers.edu - Department of Philosophy

Professor Daniel Goldstein - dgoldstein@anthropology.rutgers.edu  - Department of Anthropology

Dean Lisa Sanon-Jules - lbrock@sas.rutgers.edu - Undergraduate Education - Honors

Professor Kristen Springer - kspringe@rci.rutgers.edu - Department of Sociology

Hall Director Elena Tamanas - etamanas@eden.rutgers.edu - Brett Residence Hall

Dean Matthew Winkler - mwinkler@sas.rutgers.edu - Academic Services

"Chris was a wonderful and engaging presenter."- Dean Lisa Sanon-Jules

"The presentation was interesting and informative; the students seemed genuinely engaged." - Instructor Donna Cantor

"An excellent presentation about a topic [students] don't typically understand and often do not consider." - Dean Matthew Winkler

"The academic integrity presentation was concise, engaging, informative, and very successful. The short evaluation afterwards demonstrated a substantial increase in the students' understanding of what constitutes cheating as well as real consequences of cheating. I will incorporate this presentation into every undergraduate course I teach and I have suggested that our undergraduate director promote it as a resource for other faculty." - Professor Kristen Springer

"In the evaluation of our "Ethics in Microbiology" course, the students commented that the presentation on academic integrity was a highlight of the course." - Professor Douglas Eveleigh

To schedule a presentation, contact Judicial Affairs at 732-932-9414 or complete the online request form.