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Chart of the academic integrity process.
- Infraction discovered.
- Student notified by UB email (request meeting and send link to academic integrity policy).
- Consultative resolution meeting with student.
- Sanction letter sent to student UB email address (with cc to chair, dean and Office of Academic Integrity).
- Report academic dishonesty using the Academic Dishonesty Report form.
Academic integrity is essential to the twin endeavors of teaching and learning. As instructors, you play a critical role in modeling, promoting and upholding this value. We hope that the resources on the following pages will provide guidance in best practices as you process, promote and protect academic integrity at UB.
I suspect academic dishonesty.
- Learn about the academic integrity process.
- Read the academic integrity policy.
- Learn the eight common academic integrity infractions.
- View the sanctions chart.
- See template letters for sanctioning a student.
- Learn about student appeals.
- Report academic dishonesty.
Promote/Protect Integrity
- Learn about academic integrity in the classroom.
- Review the required statements for syllabi.
- Review sample statements for assignments and exams.
- Compare online proctoring tools.
- Protect my own work from being shared.
- Learn about research integrity.
- Review best practices for protecting integrity in online instruction.
Have questions?
We're here to help.
Kelly Ahuna, PhD
Director
Loretta Frankovitch, PhD
Assistant Director
402 Capen Hall
716-645-2111
academicintegrity@buffalo.edu