Cases Over Time 2022 - 2023

Academic Integrity Report 22-23
Student Conduct Report 22-23

Academic Integrity

Over the last five academic years, SCCS has seen an increasing trend in academic integrity cases. Cases of academic integrity violations in 2022-2023 increased by 5.29% over the previous year.

SCCS reviews every report we receive for potential outreach and/or violations and responds accordingly.  Reponses could include a conversation regarding reported behavior or the formal academic integrity process.

For the 2022-2023 Academic Year below are some key highlights of data points with Academic Integrity Cases:

  • 284 cases involved Plagiarism
  • Freshman were involved in only 25 cases
  • Graduate Students were involved in 242 cases
  • Males were involved in 241 cases
  • International Students were involved in 269 cases
  • 242 cases were resolved informally

For purposes of analysis, an academic year includes the dates between August 1 and July 31.

 

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Student Conduct

Over the last five academic years, SCCS has seen a varying trend in student conduct cases. However, cases of Student Conduct violations in 2022-2023 decreased by 20.91% over the previous year.

SCCS reviews every report we receive and responds accordingly.  The range of responses includes warning letters or conversations regarding reported behavior, conflict mediation/resolution options, resources, or a formal conduct process.  In reports where no policy violation was identified, SCCS may offer additional support, resources, or connections to other WSU offices to the reporting and/or reported parties.

For the 2022-2023 Academic Year below are some key highlights of data points with Student Conduct Cases:

  • 175 cases resulted in the assignment of Code of Conduct Charges
    • 104 of these cases were resolved informally
  • 42 cases resulted in a housing warning and 75 cases resulted in a disciplinary warning
  • The top 3 educational sanctions that were assigned were
    • 1) completing an assigned Educational Module
    • 2) writing a Reflection Paper
    • 3) writing an Decision Making Paper

For purposes of analysis, an academic year includes the dates between August 1 and July 31.