Academic Integrity

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This year, MRU Academic Integrity Days will take place on October 22nd + 23rd on Main Street.

Stop by an event or register for a webinar to learn more about what it means to share recipes of Integrity!

Academic Integrity Days Event Schedule

 

Events for Everyone

Academic Integrity and Misconduct: Where’s the Line?

Can you confidently draw the line between academic integrity and academic misconduct? Pop by the display on Main Street and East Gate to discuss a few common (and tricky!) scenarios to decide which actions would constitute academic misconduct.

  • Wednesday, Oct. 22nd (Main Street)
  • Thursday, Oct. 23rd (Main Street)

The Ethical Scholar

What values inform your decisions in academic writing? Visit the Library's table on Main Street and at East Gate to play a matching game connecting the values of academic integrity to situations you will face as a scholar. There will be prizes!

  • Thursday, Oct. 22nd (Main Street)

International Day of Action for Academic Integrity (Oct. 21st)


Events for Faculty and Staff

Think before you Upload: What Faculty and Students Need to Know About Academic File-Sharing Sites and AI Platforms


Ways for Faculty to Engage Students


  • Discuss academic integrity in class. A few activities to choose from
  • Encourage your students to complete MRU's Academic Integrity Training (see below), and have a class discussion about what they learned. Discussion guide
  • Share this Academic Integrity webpage on your D2L course site

 

Learn on Your Own Time

Academic Integrity Training

This 60-minute self-paced module in D2L will strengthen your understanding of why academic integrity is vital to our MRU community, explain how it’s defined in the MRU policy, and help you feel more confident when making decisions related to your academic work.

Click this link to D2L, log in using your @mtroyal.ca credentials, and then select the “Enroll in Course” button. (If you’re already enrolled, you’ll see “Open Course.”)

Academic Integrity Guide for Faculty

New OSCS Academic Integrity Comprehensive Guide for Faculty. We all have a role to play in maintaining a strong culture of academic integrity that includes acting in accordance with the values of honesty, trust, fairness, respect, responsibility, and courage. 

Please login to D2L with your MRU Credentials to view the resource.

 


 

Questions about Academic Integrity Week? Email studentcommunitystandards@mtroyal.ca and we'll be happy to answer!

 

 

Resources available anytime

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Resources outside of MRU