There are many professionals at the university who can provide assistance with questions about academic integrity.

Faculty with questions about how to promote integrity through teaching techniques should contact the Center for Teaching, Research & Learning and/or their dean's designee for integrity issues (see list below).

Students with questions about what constitutes academic dishonesty should start by asking their course instructor for guidance, as they are the best resources for academic integrity questions/issues related to their curriculum.

The staff of the Writing Center, the Academic Support and Access Center, and the University Library include experts who can help teach how to avoid plagiarism.

Each dean has designated an Academic Integrity Code Administrator who adjudicates cases that occur in their academic unit. The AIC administrators serve as resources for faculty and students alike. They are listed as follows:

College of Arts and Sciences

Alison Thomas
Senior Professorial Lecturer, Department of Literature
Mary Graydon Center, 330-L
202-885-8945

Kogod School of Business

David Harr
Executive in Residence, Department of Accounting and Taxation
Kogod, Suite 108
202-885-1914

School of Communication

Undergraduate Cases

Laura BonDurant
Associate Dean for Academic Administration
McKinley 216
202-885-2054

Graduate Cases

Rose Ann Robertson
Interim Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Mary Graydon Center, Suite 306
202-885-2002

School of International Service

Rose Shinko
Acting Associate Dean for Curriculum and Learning
SIS 115B
202-885-2467

School of Public Affairs

Saul Newman
Interim Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education
Ward 316
202-885-6240

Washington College of Law

David Jaffe
Associate Dean of Students
WCL, Suite 300
202-274-4052

Office of the Provost

Academic integrity cases are adjudicated by the dean's office in the academic unit that offers the course in which the alleged infraction occurred. Sanctions that include notation on the transcript can be appealed to the provost. The provost has designated the following staff to review appeals and make recommendations:

Undergraduate Cases

Jessica Waters 
Vice Provost for Undergraduate Studies
Leonard 101
202-885-2301

Graduate Cases

Jonathan Tubman
Vice Provost for Research and Dean of Graduate Studies
Spring Valley Building 326
202-885-3778

Washington College of Law

Sara Biggs
Special Assistant to the Provost
Leonard Hall
202-885-2128

Coordinator

Michael L. Manson
Director of Undergraduate Research and Integrity
Leonard 113
202-885-2416