- Majors and Minors
- Departments and Units
- Courses
- LSA Degrees
- LSA Requirements
- LSA Academic Policies
- Dates and Deadlines
- Academic Integrity
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- Why Is Academic Integrity Important?
- Fostering a Community of Academic Integrity
- Getting Started
- Resources for Students
- Resources for Instructors
- Get Involved
- Procedures for Resolving Violations of Academic Integrity
- How to Report a Suspected Violation of Academic Integrity
- What to Do if You are Suspected of Academic Misconduct
- Engaged Learning
- STEM
- What Will You Do with an LSA Degree?
The College of LSA is composed of a variety of individuals who bring unique perspectives and diverse skill sets to share in our continued learning experience and collaboration with one another.
Within our community, you’ll find individuals who are just beginning their academic journeys and are exploring a number of different academic interests. You’ll also find others who have found their calling and are enthusiastically working on projects that they are truly passionate about. And still more who are seasoned in their fields and are interested in sharing the knowledge they gained and engaging in a collective dialogue.
With that in mind, this page is designed to guide you towards a multitude of different resources that can help you grow and develop your commitment to integrity as you continue on your educational journey.
New to the campus community? Unsure what best practices are? Or struggling with a moral dilemma? We’ve got you covered. This page provides helpful tips for how to operate with integrity.
On this page, you’ll find resources and services at the University to help students find communities and manage challenging situations, whether they are course-related or personal in nature.
This page provides resources and services aimed at supporting instructors as they consider ways to promote academic integrity within their classrooms.
Want to do more? Consider joining some of these organizations to help out.
