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Creating the Classroom Environment for Integrity to Thrive
On August 10, 2026, SARP, STLI, and the Undergraduate Honor Council provided a faculty program designed to assist instructors with creating a climate where integrity can thrive.
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- Helpful Resources from SARP and STLI
Faculty play perhaps the most critical role in preserving an environment where honesty and academic integrity flourish. This information below is designed to assist instructors with creating a climate of integrity. We also provide advice should instructors find themselves in a position to report violations of the Honor Code and Code of Student Conduct.
Resources for Creating and Maintaining a Climate of Integrity
Maintaining an ethical classroom environment is an ongoing endeavor. We offer a host of resources for the purpose of assisting you in creating a climate of honor in the classroom.
Faculty Honor Liaisons are trained faculty members who can provide support for fellow faculty with questions or issues in their classrooms.
- Honor Information for Faculty (pdf)
- Tips to Encourage Academic Integrity in Your Course (pdf)
- Frequently Asked Questions regarding the Honor Code
- Sample Syllabus Language regarding the Honor Code (pdf)
Reporting Violations:
Prior to referring a matter for review by the Honor Council, the Code requires the reporter to make a good faith effort to allow the student to discuss the matter and, if applicable, offer an explanation for the conduct. Please consult the Honor Code FAQ section for information regarding the process for addressing and reporting an honor violation.
Our staff also is available to consult and offer guidance as to how to structure the conversation; please call us at 221-2509.