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Academic Integrity Celebration Week
Academic Integrity Celebration Week will take place from 20-24 November 2023. Featuring a series of events and resources, the celebration will promote academic integrity and good academic practices across the University. There will be a series of events to:
- Showcase best practice
- Share resources
- Explore the role of academic integrity
- Promote student understanding and dialogue
- Provide a forum to discuss academic integrity
- Provide support and guidance via Students’ Union and Academic Integrity leads stands in departments
Timetable of events
Monday 20 November – Academic Integrity and Policy: A Panel Discussion (12pm-1pm, LIB2)
Tuesday 21 November – WIHEA and Student Panel on Academic Integrity (12pm-1pm, Zeeman B3.03)
Wednesday 22 November – judging of the student competition and panel event
Thursday 23 November – Students’ Union Event (12pm-1pm, Junction 2.03)
Friday 24 November – Personal Tutoring Event (12pm-1pm, L5 Science)
Students and Academic Integrity
On the International Day of Academic Integrity (18 October) we launched a competition inviting students to make a creative submission on the theme of ‘championing academic integrity in the age of Artificial Intelligence’ for other students. The closing date for entries is 13 November 2023. Further details of entry criteria and prizes are available here. Entries will be displayed in the Faculty of Arts Building during Academic Integrity Celebration Week.
We are also inviting applications from students to become Student Academic Integrity Champions. The role includes, but is not limited to:
- To promote academic integrity to students, via resources such as Moodle, webpages, videos or FAQs.
- To signpost students to support, events, or resources that focus on academic integrity.
- To develop and communicate an awareness of regulations, procedures and signposting to advice.
- To communicate and back the importance of academic integrity beyond assignments, including for employability.
- To co-lead Academic Integrity events with student groups.
Enabling students to develop transferable skills towards employability and further study, and to support peers, will be a positive addition to any job or ongoing study application. Further information is available here, or speak to your Academic Integrity lead. Please encourage students to apply!
Get Involved
We’re still on the lookout for more case studies, resources and perspectives in support of Academic Integrity Celebration Week. If you’d like to participate, or would like to find out more, please contact l.j.griffin@warwick.ac.uk.
Department Communications Pack
In this communications pack, you will find content and assets to help promote academic integrity activities and events to students. Click here to download the pack.Link opens in a new window
Assets
- PowerPoint slideLink opens in a new window (please feel free to edit with any department events/information about your department’s AI Champion role)
- Email footer signatureLink opens in a new window (please hyperlink to this pageLink opens in a new window)
- Digital screenLink opens in a new window
- Web bannerLink opens in a new window
- Moodle bannerLink opens in a new window
- Instagram postLink opens in a new window (please add text in-app to the post caption)
- Instagram storyLink opens in a new window (please add text in-app to the story)
- Facebook postLink opens in a new window
- Twitter postLink opens in a new window