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There are
many professionals at the university who can provide assistance with questions
about academic integrity.
- Faculty
with questions about how to promote integrity through teaching techniques
should contact the Center
for Teaching Excellence and/or their dean’s designee for integrity
issues (see list below).
- Students
with questions about what constitutes academic dishonesty should start
by asking their course instructor for guidance, as they are the best
resources for academic integrity questions/issues related to their curriculum.
- The
staff of the Writing
Center, the Academic
Support Center, and the University
Library include experts who can help teach about how to avoid plagiarism,
in particular.
- Each
school and college’s Office
of the Dean can address questions about the Academic Integrity Code
and the adjudication of academic dishonesty charges. The dean’s designees for academic integrity
issues are listed below.
| School/College |
Dean’s Designee |
Contact Information |
| College
of Arts and Sciences |
Michael Manson,
Academic Affairs Administrator
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mmanson@american.edu
x2416, 157 Battelle-Tompkins
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| Kogod School of Business |
Lawrence
P. Ward, Associate Dean
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lward@american.edu
x1914, Kogod 108
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| School of Communication |
Rose Ann Robertson,
Associate Dean
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rrobert@american.edu
x2002, MGC 306 |
| School of International Service |
Maria Green Cowles,
Associate Dean
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mcowles@american.edu
x1606, SIS 100C
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| School of Public
Affairs |
Meg Weekes,
Associate Dean
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mweekes@american.edu
x2427, Ward 310
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- The provost’s
designee for academic integrity issues is Nathan Price, Special Assistant
to the Provost: nprice@american.edu,
x2128, Office of the Provost, Leonard Hall.
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