Date/Time*                   

Track 1:

Teaching & Learning / Student

Track 2:

Practitioners / Policy

October 28

12:00 PM

Pre-Conference Welcome & Introduction

Session 1

12:40 PM

Encouraging Academic Integrity Through Instructor Immediacy

by Dr. Shanda Hood

Engaging Faculty in AI Policy

by Courtney Cullen

Session 2

1:40 PM

Remote Proctoring: Best Practices and the Need for Human Oversight

A Facilitated Discussion on Best Practices

Pandemic Considerations: A Re-evaluation of Academic Integrity Policies, Procedures, and Philosophies

by Dr. Hugh Broome & Vanessa Haynes

Session 3

2:30 PM

Embedding Integrity in Your Course

by Phillip Griffeth

Revising Academic Integrity Policy for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

by Russ Wood

Session 4

3:20 PM

From Classroom to Courtroom:  Exploring Possible Links Between Academic Dishonesty and White Collar Crime

by Jason Epstein, Tricia Hackleman, & Sue Willey

Legalisms in Integrity: Novel Due Process Requirements, and Their Implications, in Florida and Other American Higher Education Institutions

by Christian Moriarty

4:10 PM

Networking Breakout

October 29

Session 5

10:00 AM

Using Critical Thinking Skills to Avoid Plagiarism in Research-Based Writing Assignments

by Dr. Kimberly Badanich

Why Involve Students?

by Blaire Wilson & Jason Ciejka

Session 6

10:50 AM

Modern Day Academic Integrity Educational Sanctions

by Jennifer Wright

Upvoting Integrity: Subreddits on Academic Integrity

by Dr. Alexis Ramsey-Tobienne

Session 7

11:40 AM

Academic Integrity Case Studies: Post-Infraction Training

by Dr. Lee-Ann Clements

Academic Integrity Online Modules: Q & A

A Practitioner Panel

12:30 PM

Addressing Academic Misconduct Means Engaging in Conflict

Lunch & Learn with Dr. Robert Branch

1:30 PM

Serving on Honor Councils & Maintaining Academic Integrity During & Beyond COVID-19

A Student Panel

2:15 PM

Southeast Consortium Regional Town Hall

* All times are listed in Eastern Standard Time (EST).