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Academic honesty 2011
1. Academic Honesty at The KAUST School May 22, 2011 Mary Alice Osborne, Library Media Specialist
2. Our Policy At The KAUST school we have a policy called the Academic Honesty Policy. This policy explains how we handle instances of plagiarism within our school. The policy is available on our website:http://www.kaustschools.org/page.cfm?p=837
11. A Few Recent Headlinesabout Plagiarism & Cheating
12. German School Confirms Politician's PlagiarismWall Street Journal - Patrick Mcgroarty - 3 days agoBERLIN—Germany's controversial ex-defense minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg plagiarized swathes of his doctoral thesis "intentionally ... Lady Gaga faces possible plagiarism lawsuit for 'Judas' singleExaminer.com - Peter Buchanan - 1 day agoThis isn't the first time Lady Gaga has faced plagiarism charges. “Born This Way” has been accused of ripping off Madonna's “Express Yourself” and ... Prof. found guilty of plagiarismMSU State News - 19 Apr 2011After nearly eight months of investigation, MSU professor Sharif Shakrani was found guilty of plagiarism in findings released by a campus investigative ...
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20. The KAUST School Academic Honesty Policy Honesty and academic excellence are important aspects of our educational lives if we are to be Learners who are: Respectful Responsible Resourceful
21. What is Academic Honesty? Academic Honesty isthe production of academic material without cheating, lying, stealing or the inappropriate help of others (collusion) or using any source of informationnot appropriately cited (plagiarism). Violations of academic honesty at the KAUST Schools are divided into three categories.
28. Category 2 Taking papers from the Internet, other publications or other students without proper citation. Taking any part of a test to use or give to others. Submitting as your own, any kind of work that has been written or produced by another. (Collusion)
29. These incidents can be considered theft; any student who is guilty will be suspended from school Students will not receive a grade or score for the work. They will be expected to make up the work. Category 2 Consequences
30. Category 3 These incidents are extreme and will be dealt with by administration of our school. Incidents include: A repeated pattern of category 1 or 2 incidents. Lying or deceit regarding academic work Altering records Stealing examinations or unauthorized materials
31. Consequences could include but are not limited to the student’s removal from the KAUST Schools. Category 3 Consequences