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ACADEMIC HONESTY POLICY



Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards
Creese Student Center

Suite 215
(215) 895-6074

SCCS@drexel.edu


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Academic Honesty Policy
 

Drexel has adopted policies to deal with violations of academic honesty. Drexel is committed to academic honesty and to protecting members of its community from the results of dishonest conduct.

When a student is suspected of violating the academic honesty policy, the faculty member will:

  • Notify the student
  • Seek an explanation from the student
  • Investigate and determine whether a violation of the academic honesty policy has occurred
  • If it is determined that a violation has occurred, the faculty member will notify the department head
  • If the department head agrees that a violation has occurred, a sanction will be determined (see below)
  • The student may appeal the sanction to 1) the Dean of the College and 2) the Provost
  • The incident will be reported to the Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards (215 Creese Student Center) and will be a part of the student's disciplinary record
  • The report should include documentation of all communication between the faculty member and the student and the final sanction determined for the incident

For the first infraction, the sanction may include one of the four options:

  • An "F" for the assignment or exam
  • Reduction of course grade
  • Failure for the entire course, with the inability to withdraw, or
  • Other action deemed appropriate by the faculty member. Examples include, but are not limited to, requiring the student to re-take the exam, re-complete an assignment, or complete an assigned exercise.

Any infraction beyond a first offense is subject to the sanctions described above, as well as to disciplinary sanctions that may be imposed through the University Conduct process.

*NOTE: When a student suspects that another student has violated the academic honesty policy, a report should be made to the appropriate faculty member or college/school.

    Last Modified Monday, November 26, 2007

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