Join Us for Academic Integrity Week 2024
The Office of Academic Initiatives and Integrity would like to invite students, faculty and staff to participate in Academic Integrity Week Sept. 9-13. Events that take place throughout the week will be geared towards recognizing academic integrity as a core value within the community.
Staff and students who work with the office will be tabling around campus throughout the week to discuss academic integrity, resources that foster student success and different ways to get involved to promote a culture of integrity on campus. Students who participate in activities at tabling events will also learn how to be entered into a raffle to win a $100 bookstore gift card or Arkansas Razorback swag! Students will be asked to engage in different activities such as signing the academic integrity pledge, registering for the Turnitin Self-Check course and visiting the Writing Studio and Tutoring in the Learning Commons at the CORD. Tabling events will take place in the Arkansas Union, Mullins Library and the CORD throughout the week, so be sure to stop by.
If you have any questions related to Academic Integrity Week or wish to learn more about ways to get involved, contact the Office of Academic Initiatives and Integrity at honesty@uark.edu or 575-5229.
Contacts
Chris Bryson, executive director
Academic Initiatives and Integrity
479-575-5229,
bryson@uark.edu
Lyndsay Bradshaw, assistant director of executive communications
University Relations
479-575-5260,
lbrads@uark.edu
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