Academic Integrity
Work that violates the academic integrity
policies of the College or this course will receive a ZERO and will be
reported to the Dean's office.
Plagiarism will not be tolerated. Students should consult Ithaca
College's plagiarism and academic honesty policies at http://www.ithaca.edu/judicialaffairs/SCCAppendix.htm#AppendixII.
Students must also submit original work for each assignment in
this course. So, students may not turn in a paper that is
identical to or contains portions of another paper or assignment that
has already been submitted for this course. To prevent
plagiarism, I submit papers to an anti-plagiarism search engine at Turnitin.com.
Students may be removed from the course for disruptive behavior,
excessive absences, plagiarism or academic dishonesty, or other
activities that the professor deems unacceptable.
I encourage students to study together before exams and to discuss
course materials outside of class. Unless otherwise indicated in
the assignment, no papers, exams, or other graded assignments
are collaborative; they must be completed by the individual
student. Students should use their own discretion in
determining how far to take their conversations about the readings
before writing their papers.
Students with questions about the academic integrity policies for this
course should consult with the professor before the deadline for the
assignment in question.