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An approved Weber State University Concurrent
Enrollment class is an academic extension of the WSU
campus. As such, students registered for WSU
concurrent credit are expected to assume the
personal obligation to conduct themselves in a
manner which is compatible with the University’s
role as a public institution of higher education.
(PPM, 6-22, IV Student Responsibilities, A.) By registering for WSU concurrent enrollment
credit, a student agrees to maintain certain
standards of conduct which, if violated, may result
in University discipline. Typically a concurrent
student will be expected to assume responsibility
for meeting a high school’s student code of conduct
as well.
The WSU Concurrent Enrollment Student Code of
Conduct is based on the WSU Student Code. The WSU
Student Code is the summary document for the Student
Policy and Procedures Manual (SPPM) and incorporated
into the university’s Policy and Procedures Manual
(PPM) No. 6-22 accessed through
http://weber.edu/ppm/6-22.htm.
WSU Concurrent Enrollment adjunct faculty have
the authority to determine the
appropriate sanction for violations b-g (defined on
page 2 of this document) according to agreements breached with the sponsoring WSU academic department.
For cheating violations (defined on page 2 of
this document), the instructor of the concurrent
enrollment class will notify the Early Access
Programs office and, unless the sponsoring WSU
academic department has indicated a different
policy, the instructor will use, as a minimum, the
following generic departmental grading policy for
cheating in concurrent enrollment classes:
- A student found cheating one time will
receive “0" for that exam grade and the grade
may not be omitted from a class average. A
report of the student’s name, class, behavior,
and resulting discipline will be sent from the
Early Access Programs office to the student, the
high school administration, and the sponsoring
WSU academic department.
- A student found cheating two or more times
will receive an “E” (failure) and no credits for
the course. A report of the student’s name,
class, behavior, and resulting discipline will
be sent from the Early Access Programs office to
the student, the high school administration, and
the sponsoring WSU academic department.
Excerpts taken from the WSU Student
Code and applied to the WSU Concurrent
Enrollment Program:
Italicized words are specific to
the concurrent enrollment program.
WSU Student Code No. 6-22
Section IV. Student Responsibilities
...as members of the university
academic community, concurrent
enrollment students shall:
- Maintain academic standards
associated with the WSU concurrent
enrollment program and individual
course standards.
- Maintain academic ethics and
honesty by refusing to engage in the
following behavior:
- Cheating
- copying from another’s
test paper;
- using materials during a
test not authorized by the
instructor;
- collaborating with
another during a test
without instructor’s
permission;
- knowingly obtaining,
using, buying, selling,
transporting, or soliciting
in whole or part the
contents of any test without
authorization of the
appropriate official;
- bribing any other person
to obtain a test;
- soliciting or receiving
unauthorized information
about any test;
- substituting for another
student or permitting
another person to substitute
for oneself to take a test.
- taking a test at a time
and/or place not authorized
by the instructor
- Plagiarism, which is the
unacknowledged (uncited) use of
any other person or group’s
ideas or work;
- Collusion, which is the
unauthorized collaboration with
another person in preparing work
offered for credit;
- Falsification, which is the
intentional an unauthorized
altering or inventing of any
information or citation in an
academic exercise, activity, or
record-keeping process
- Giving, selling or receiving
unauthorized course or test
information;
- Using any unauthorized
resource or aid in the
preparation or completion of any
course work, exercise or
activity;
- Infringing on the copyright
law of the United States which
prohibits the making of
reproductions of copyrighted
material except under certain
specified conditions.
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