Instructional Leadership, emphasis: K-12 School Leadership (MEd)
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Academic integrity refers to honest and ethical conduct in all aspects of academic life. Integrity entails a firm adherence to a set of values, and the values most essential to an academic community are grounded in honesty with respect to all intellectual efforts of oneself and others. NAU expects every student to firmly adhere to a strong ethical code of academic integrity in all their scholarly pursuits.

We encourage all NAU campus community members to read and understand our Academic Integrity Policy to learn about academic integrity, and any processes involved when academic integrity violations occur.

We have a full suite of resources for students, faculty, and University Hearing Board membership to assist in upholding the highest academic integrity standards at NAU.

Resources for students

Canvas LMS

NAU’s academic integrity online workshop for students is housed in our Canvas LMS (learning management system). We’ve designed this online workshop using Canvas’s “Learning Module” tool, because it’s a great way to break down complicated information into smaller chunks. Students can also use it as a reference tool when they have integrity-related questions throughout their time at NAU.

All students are auto-enrolled in the student-facing shell on an ongoing basis. If you do not see the workshop in your list of courses, please contact the Student Technology Center for assistance.

Canvas LMS

Resources for faculty

All faculty and staff have access to Preview: Academic Integrity @NAU for Students in Canvas. This is an excellent resource for instructors new to NAU, for a quick refresher on academic policy, or insight into the information presented to your students.

Resources for administrators and hearing board

Processing Incident Reports

Unit Referrals for Repeat and Egregious- Associate Deans

All faculty and staff have access to Preview: Academic Integrity @NAU for Students. This is an excellent resource for instructors new to NAU, for a quick refresher on academic policy, or insight into the information presented to your students.

Academic Integrity Hearing Boards

NAU’s Academic Integrity Hearing Board (“Hearing Board”) is charged by the Vice Provost for Academic Operations to review and render decisions on academic integrity violations referred to them by academic units. The membership of the Hearing Board is made up of faculty and student representatives from each academic college.

Training

The Office of the Senior Vice Provost for Academic Operations provides training. Email us if you have been newly assigned to hearing board duty for your department. Please start with a thorough reading of NAU’s Academic Integrity policy and then read through the Hearing Board processes and procedures in Administrative Resources. Self-enroll in the Preview: Academic Integrity @NAU for Students module for an active review of the policy information.

Hearing and processes

The University Academic Integrity Hearing Board has developed formal processes and procedures to accompany the official NAU policy. All Hearing Board members must be familiar with these processes and procedures in order to carry out their charge in a knowledgeable, fair, and equitable manner.