Description
Tuesday, October 14, 2025
2:00 – 3:30 pm ET
Educate, Investigate & Adjudicate Academic Policy Violations
Institutions across the country are grappling with the need to balance academic integrity and emerging technologies powered by artificial intelligence (AI). Fears remain about AI’s impact on undetected and unchallenged cheating and that it undermines the academic integrity of an institution. Opportunities to engage in academic misconduct are readily available to those students seeking to cheat, and students who utilize AI may find themselves in academically precarious situations and unwittingly violating their institution’s academic honor code.
Join us on Tuesday, October 14, 2025, when our expert presenters will share a commonsense approach of how faculty and staff can integrate AI in the classroom and successfully respond to alleged cheating; how conduct officers can effectively investigate and adjudicate alleged honor code violations involving AI; and the academic integrity policies that are most important for inclusion in academic catalogs and syllabi.
Identify ways to best educate, hold accountable, and ensure students are upholding the institution’s academic standards and mission so you can preserve the integrity of a degree from your institution.
Topics Covered
Gain crucial, actionable takeaways that will help you:
- Effectively investigate and adjudicate alleged honor code violations involving the misuse of AI.
- Identify the AI technologies that allow students to potentially engage in academic misconduct and give faculty the necessary tools to understand the technology, how to properly incorporate use in their classrooms, and how to successfully respond/report when they become aware of cheating.
- Develop policies that are clear and educational, and that address the new forms of potential academic misconduct.
- Uphold the integrity of your academic mission and standards by addressing and encouraging positive use of AI in and out of the classroom.
- Recognize some of the motivations behind academic misconduct and ways faculty and staff can detect and deter the misuse of AI in academics.
Presenters
Adrian Anderson currently serves as the Assistant Director of Academic Integrity, and he primarily adjudicates Honor Code violations that occur at the University of South Carolina.
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Maureen Derrick currently serves as the Director of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity at the University of South Carolina.
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Included When You Register
Invite your entire team for one low price!
- Live 90-minute online session with carefully selected expert(s)
- Unlimited access for your entire team to view webinar recording for two years (available after live event)
- Materials for your team (handouts, discussion questions, etc.)
- Certificate of completion for each participant
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