What is academic integrity?

Academic integrity means that every student must be honest and accurate in their work. This means that there are rules and regulations to follow when presenting your work as your own.

...all students are expected to be honest in all of their academic endeavours and relationships with the University.

(Article 1, Academic Code of Conduct)

Resources

Concordia University has several resources available to help students better understand and uphold academic integrity:

a presentation of the Academic Code of Conduct;
an explanation of plagiarism and offences under the Academic Code of Conduct;
and an outline of the consequences if you violate academic integrity.

Dr. Mebs Kanji
L-AD-211-02 514-848-2424 ext. 2599

Code Administrator

Dr. Mebs Kanji (Political Science) is on leave at the moment. Dr. Philippe Caignon - Associate Dean, Student Academic Services and Dr. Richard Courtemanche - Associate Dean, Academic Programs will serve as Interim Code Administrators until further notice and will be interviewing undergraduate students under the Academic Code of Conduct, making the decisions pertaining to these interviews and attending the relevant Academic Hearing Panel cases.

Reach either of the Interim Code Administrators, Dr. Philippe Caignon at: adsas.fas@concordia.ca or Dr. Richard Courtemanche at: adapro.fas@concordia.ca

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