Abstract
The Academic Integrity Mini Track will cover academic misconduct investigations, programming and prevention outreach, sanctioning, and case management. The track will also discuss hearing panels and process and investigating different types of academic misconduct cases including the misuse of artificial intelligence, contract cheating, and falsified documentation.

Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of this Mini Track participants will:

  • Identify best practices for investigating and managing complex academic integrity cases.
  • Learn how to adjudicate violations and assign intentional educational responses to academic misconduct.
  • Develop a programming and outreach model to enhance community engagement as related to academic integrity.

 

Knowledge & Skills

Area 1: Administration
1.1 Operational Management
1.3 Organizational Culture
1.4 Code Creation/Evaluation
1.6 Communicating Value
1.7 Technology

Area 2: Assessment
2.1 Strategic Planning
2.4 Data Interpretation & Program Advocacy

Area 3: Case Resolution Management
3.1 Record Management
3.2 Policy Application
3.3 Outcomes
3.5 Case Load Management

Area 4: Education
4.1 Curriculum Development
4.3 Communication Skills

Area 6: Partnerships
6.1 Relationship Building
6.2 Collaboration & Execution

Area 7: Investigations
7.1 Gathering Information
7.2 Evaluating Information
7.3 Disseminating Information

Area 8: Law & Policy
8.2 Compliance/Application

Facilitators

  • Jennifer M. Gamarra
  • Rev. Dr. Andre Clanton