Faculty Resources

These resources will be helpful for anyone in a faculty, instructor, or teaching assistant role at Texas A&M University.

Please contact us if you have suggestions or requests for additional resources.

Guest Lecture Requests (Prevention Through Education)
The Aggie Honor System Office (AHSO) Director and staff can create customized programs on different aspects of academic integrity, ethical behavior, and avoiding academic misconduct for any sized group.

Assistance in Removing Copyrighted Materials from Hosting Sites
Faculty who are made aware of their copyrighted materials being posted or hosted on websites may use these templates and contact information to help them get this information removed.

Academic Integrity Syllabus Resources

The University has adopted an academic integrity statement that is included on every syllabus. This document includes optional statements designed to clarify individual faculty expectations.

Teaching Tips to Prevent Academic Misconduct
Beyond just putting the required wording about the honor code in your syllabus, there are things you can do as an instructor to discourage academic integrity violations.

I Suspect a Student Cheated...Now What Do I Do?
Addressing academic misconduct may be difficult for an instructor. This section provides information on recognizing the type of academic misconduct, explains your options in following through, and lets you know what to expect throughout the process.

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My Instructor Says I Cheated

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How Does The Remediation Course Work?

Honor Violation Probation Modification Request

Faculty Resources

Syllabus Resources For Faculty

Teaching Tips

Template For Initial Contact With Students

I Suspect A Student Cheated... Now What Do I Do?

Case Study 1 - There's a Note for That

Case Study 2 - Note Passing

Case Study 3 - Two Time, First Time

Case Study 4 - TMI

Case Study 5 - Visiting Academic Misconduct

Case Study 6 - Share, You Share, We Share Academic Misconduct

Case Study 7 - There's a Note for That

Joining The Honor Council

Communications and Training

Responsibilities

Adjudication Process

Faculty Resources

Guest Lecture Requests (Prevention Through Education)
The Aggie Honor System Office (AHSO) Director and staff can create customized programs on different aspects of academic integrity, ethical behavior, and avoiding academic misconduct for any sized group.

Assistance in Removing Copyrighted Materials from Hosting Sites
Faculty who are made aware of their copyrighted materials being posted or hosted on websites may use these templates and contact information to help them get this information removed.

Academic Integrity Syllabus Resources

The University has adopted an academic integrity statement that is included on every syllabus. This document includes optional statements designed to clarify individual faculty expectations.

Teaching Tips to Prevent Academic Misconduct
Beyond just putting the required wording about the honor code in your syllabus, there are things you can do as an instructor to discourage academic integrity violations.

I Suspect a Student Cheated...Now What Do I Do?
Addressing academic misconduct may be difficult for an instructor. This section provides information on recognizing the type of academic misconduct, explains your options in following through, and lets you know what to expect throughout the process.

Faculty Resources

Guest Lecture Requests (Prevention Through Education)The Aggie Honor System Office (AHSO) Director and staff can create customized programs on different aspects of academic integrity, ethical behavior, and avoiding academic misconduct for any sized group.

Assistance in Removing Copyrighted Materials from Hosting SitesFaculty who are made aware of their copyrighted materials being posted or hosted on websites may use these templates and contact information to help them get this information removed.

Academic Integrity Syllabus Resources

The University has adopted an academic integrity statement that is included on every syllabus. This document includes optional statements designed to clarify individual faculty expectations.

Teaching Tips to Prevent Academic MisconductBeyond just putting the required wording about the honor code in your syllabus, there are things you can do as an instructor to discourage academic integrity violations.

I Suspect a Student Cheated...Now What Do I Do? Addressing academic misconduct may be difficult for an instructor. This section provides information on recognizing the type of academic misconduct, explains your options in following through, and lets you know what to expect throughout the process.

Guest Lecture Requests (Prevention Through Education)
The Aggie Honor System Office (AHSO) Director and staff can create customized programs on different aspects of academic integrity, ethical behavior, and avoiding academic misconduct for any sized group.

Assistance in Removing Copyrighted Materials from Hosting Sites
Faculty who are made aware of their copyrighted materials being posted or hosted on websites may use these templates and contact information to help them get this information removed.

Teaching Tips to Prevent Academic Misconduct
Beyond just putting the required wording about the honor code in your syllabus, there are things you can do as an instructor to discourage academic integrity violations.

I Suspect a Student Cheated...Now What Do I Do?
Addressing academic misconduct may be difficult for an instructor. This section provides information on recognizing the type of academic misconduct, explains your options in following through, and lets you know what to expect throughout the process.