The second talk in part 2 of the Academic Integrity online webinar series is led by Dr Mary Davis on ‘Over-Represented Students in Academic Conduct Problems’ which considers issues of inclusivity with contract cheating. This is taking place on Wednesday 8th February 12-1pm, read her abstract below:
“Academic conduct problems do not occur equally across all student groups. Certain groups of students tend to be over-represented in referrals for academic misconduct, for example international postgraduate students or students with a disability. Join this session to find out why this is happening and what institutions and educators can do to reduce over-representation and make academic integrity inclusive and accessible to all students.”
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BU staff can join directly via the link on the Workshops and Drop-ins page
Dr Mary Davis
Dr Mary Davis is academic integrity lead at Oxford Brookes University (UK). She has undertaken numerous research projects in academic integrity, including: the formative use of Turnitin as an educational tool; staff and student understandings of plagiarism; the development of international postgraduate students’ competence in source use (PhD study); the acceptability of re-use of formulaic language; proofreading; inclusion in academic integrity. She is currently leading a QAA-funded collaborative enhancement project across four UK universities designed to improve inclusion and accessibility in academic integrity.
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Previous webinars
A reminder that BU colleagues can catch up on previous webinars in the Academic Integrity speaker series on FLIEFlix, where you will find recordings and accompanying slides for all the speakers.
