As Penn’s Guide to Academic Integrity maintains, academic honesty makes scholarship within and across disciplines possible. In this workshop, Dr. Christina Frei, Executive Director of Language Instruction in the School of Arts and Sciences, will help us develop strategies to promote academic integrity in our classrooms.

 

Promoting Academic Integrity

 

A Center for Teaching and Learning Graduate Student Workshop

 

convener: Bridget Swanson, CTL Graduate Fellow, German

 

featuring:

 

 

Dr. Christina Frei 

Executive Director of Language Instruction, School of Arts and Sciences

Academic Director, Penn Language Center

Director of Language Instruction, German Department

 

 

Date and Time: October 15, 3:30 – 5:00 p.m. 

  

Location: The Max Kade Center, Room 329 A

3401 Walnut St.

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As Penn’s Guide to Academic Integrity maintains, academic honesty makes scholarship within and across disciplines possible. Faculty and instructors can help instill this core value in their students, both by exemplifying integrity and by employing methods that encourage honest practices. In this workshop, Dr. Christina Frei, Executive Director of Language Instruction in the School of Arts and Sciences, will help us develop strategies to promote academic integrity in our classrooms. This workshop will specifically address ways to:

   

·        clearly articulate expectations and resources for students

  

·        create assessments in a way that discourages cheating, plagiarism, and improper collaboration

·        identify and appropriately respond to academic dishonesty when it occurs

****faculty and graduate students from other departments welcome****

****snacks and refreshments will be served****