Cheating: A Legal Primer Toolkit for Faculty & Administrators

Practical Advice on Combating Cheating on Campus

A cheating epidemic has descended upon colleges and universities, and it poses a danger to the health of your school. 

Cheating strikes at the core of your school’s integrity. 

It creates an unethical environment among your students, and ultimately diminishes the quality and reputation of your institution. 

Why do you need to take action sooner than later?

  • Technology is making cheating easier than ever before.
    New electronic tools and techniques have made cheating too convenient for students and too difficult for faculty to monitor. 
  • Some students are more interested in a diploma than an education.
    For many students, the pursuit of knowledge has taken a back seat to the pursuit of a big salary. A diploma is the ticket to a high-paying job, and many will take the easiest route to get it.
  • Legal issues are causing confusion and inaction.
    Administrators are wary of a legal misstep whenever a case of cheating arises. Is prosecuting a cheating case worth a lawsuit in return?  If you’re not prepared, your school faces that possibility. 

Led by Debi Moon, J.D., and Rob Jenkins, M.A., this 75-minute seminar on CD cuts through the legalese.

We give you practical advice on:

  • Creating a culture of academic integrity students will experience the moment they step foot on your campus.
  • Protecting yourself from defamation and invasion of privacy charges that result from commonly-used confrontation methods.
  • Combating the social norm that condones cheating by using five proven techniques in your classroom.
  • Learning the best ways to handle grading and course completion while an investigation is underway.
  • Eliminating confusion among your faculty and students by developing a cohesive package for academic integrity issues.
  • We help you learn how to provide a unified front to combat cheating on campus.

In Cheating: A Legal Primer Toolkit for Faculty & Administrators you’ll discover how to:

  • Minimize your legal exposure.
  • Develop an honor code for your campus.
  • Analyze your current policies for consistency and thoroughness.
  • Create tutorials for staff and students that clearly explain what constitutes cheating.
  • Train your faculty and TAs on how to handle cheating in the classroom in order to avoid defamation charges by students.
  • Build an understanding of the level of evidence that will be required in a hearing.
  • Develop due process guidelines.

Both faculty and administrators will develope a simple, cohesive legal strategy that not only encourages academic integrity, but also makes it clear how to handle cheating once it occurs.

Who Will Benefit From This Seminar? 

Any educator from a two- or four-year college or university who is interested in creating a culture of academic integrity should attend. Recommended positions include:

  • Deans
  • Provosts
  • Department chairs
  • Faculty
  • Academic and student affairs personnel

 

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Recorded: 3/8/2011
Running Time: 75 Minutes
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Bonus Materials on your seminar CD:
  • PDF Transcript
  • Facillitator's Guide
  • Supplemental Materials
  • PowerPoint Handouts

Debi Moon, J.D.
Rob Jenkins, M.A.
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