Lunch & Learn Webinar Series

The Code of Student Conduct and the Code of Academic Integrity are the primary documents governing student behavior. They define prohibited conduct for students and student organizations, establish the procedures for addressing reported violations and preserve students' rights in the processes. While the Code of Student Conduct focuses on behavioral conduct, the Code of Academic Integrity focuses on academic conduct.

Learn about the Codes and how they apply to you both on- and off-campus.

Related Links:

• Code of Student Conduct

• Code of Academic Integrity

Learn how faculty can report instances of suspected academic dishonesty. We will cover where you can review the Code of Academic Integrity if you suspect violations and how to write a charge and propose a sanction consistent with the violation. We will also include information on how you can prepare for your conversation and talk with students about the suspected integrity violations and provide tips on how to prevent academic integrity violations. 

Related Links:

• Charge of Academic Dishonesty Form (PDF)
• Charging Academic Integrity Violations
• Overview of the Academic Integrity Process
• Guidance for Faculty
• Academic Integrity in Online Environments

Unfortunately, this webinar was not recorded. You can use the links below for more information about the academic integrity process and reach out to us with any questions you may have.

Related Links:

Academic Integrity Process Overview

Charge of Academic Dishonesty Form

Guidance for Faculty

Guidance for Students

Academic Integrity in Online Learning Environments

Preparing for a Hearing

Learn about the student conduct process. We will review the procedure following an incident, the student rights guaranteed by the Code of Student Conduct, the differences between a student conduct conference and a university hearing board, the possible outcomes and sanctions, and appeals.

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Procedure Following an Incident

Basic Rights

Code of Student Conduct

Outcomes & Sanctions

Appeals

Advisors fill a special role directed at helping an advisee through the conduct process by being supportive and by helping the student prepare for their conduct proceeding. This webinar will provide information on how individuals can serve as advisors in the student conduct or academic integrity process. We will explain the role of an advisor in the process and provide tips and resources for how to support students through the learning process.

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Representatives & Advisors

The student grievance procedures provide a channel for students who feel they have been discriminated against on the basis of a protected characteristic. We will review the process for filing a grievance, the different resolution paths, and the potential outcomes. We will also cover the difference between the student grievance procedures and the grade grievance procedures.

Related Links:

• Student Grievance Procedures

Learn about the benefits of being a panel member! Panel members are trained to interpret the Code of Academic Integrity and the Code of Student Conduct and play an integral role in fostering development and growth among students at GW. We will discuss the benefits of involvement and the requirements needed to apply! We will also feature a current/past student, staff and faculty panel members to talk about the opportunity and their experiences with it. 

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Get Involved