AI & Academic Integrity – On-Demand Training

Detect Misconduct, Support Faculty and Protect Your Institution

Colleges and universities nationwide are struggling to keep pace with the rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on academic integrity. While AI offers powerful opportunities for learning, it also introduces new pathways for undetected misconduct, confusion about acceptable use, and increased pressure on faculty and conduct officers to respond consistently and fairly. Students often unintentionally misuse AI tools and find themselves in violation of institutional policies they never fully understood.

Join us for a practical, solutions focused training designed specifically for student conduct administrators, academic integrity professionals, and faculty. Our expert presenters will break down what you actually need to know to navigate AI related misconduct, support faculty, and uphold your institution’s academic mission.

This session will give you the frameworks, language, and practical tools you need to support faculty who are overwhelmed by AI driven cheating concerns, ensure students understand expectations and are held appropriately accountable, and protect the credibility of your academic programs and the long term value of your institution’s degrees.

Topics Covered

Gain tools and strategies to help you:

• Implement policy language, investigative strategies, and educational approaches that help students use AI ethically and responsibly, all based on actionable guidance. 
• Investigate and adjudicate AI related academic integrity cases with confidence, fairness and consistency.
• Equip faculty with the knowledge and tools to understand emerging AI technologies, integrate them appropriately into coursework, and respond effectively when potential misconduct arises.
• Develop clear, educational, and enforceable policies that address new forms of academic dishonesty and reduce ambiguity for students and instructors.
• Promote responsible, ethical use of AI in and out of the classroom to strengthen—not weaken—your institution’s academic standards.
• Identify the motivations behind AI related misconduct and implement proactive strategies to detect, deter, and reduce violations before they escalate.

Presenters

Adrian Anderson currently serves as an Artificial Intelligence Educator and Instructor 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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