Center for Academic Integrity
The 2008 Annual International Conference
Exploring the Present and Future of Academic Integrity

2008 Conference Information | Keynote Speaker | Schedule
Call for Session Proposals | Registration | Hotel Information, Parking, & Directions
Ground Transportation | Resource Fair and Swap Shop
Things to Do While at the Conference

October 16-18, 2008
Kingston Plantation
Myrtle Beach, SC

CALL FOR SESSION PROPOSALS

The Center for Academic Integrity and its Conference Program Committee encourage you to submit a session proposal on the theory and practice of academic integrity and/or the broader campus ethical culture that addresses one or more of the following tracks:

SUBMIT PROPOSALS HERE

 

TRACK 1:

RESEARCH

TRACK 2:

INNOVATION/BEST PRACTICES
  • Philosophical Perspectives
  • Theoretical Approaches
  • Research Ethics
  • Surveys
  • Empirical Studies
  • Data
  • New Paradigms
  • Websites
  • Tutorials
  • Courses
  • Educational Programming
  • Codes and Policies
  • Buy-In Stratagies
  • Best Practices
  • Case Studies
  • Legal Matters
  • Ethical Matters
  • Psychological Matters
  • Intercultural Perspectives
  • Intergenerational Perspectives
  • Professional Values

 

Deadline: Proposals are being accepted through11:59 PM on August 22, 2008, and can be submitted on line. Electronic copies of the form (PDF) to download are also available.

Topics are NOT restricted to those noted above. Participants are encouraged to consider a variety of program formats including panels, roundtables, workshops, and case studies in addition to the more traditional presentations and lectures. All presenters will be allotted 75 minutes for their programs. Presenters will be responsible for their own registration fees.

The Conference Program Committee will review proposals based upon the following criteria: content of program, quality of the program proposal, contribution to the conference theme, program delivery style, and creativity. Notification of acceptance will be sent later.

We invite you to join an international network of practitioners and researchers - faculty, administrators, students, and others – as we explore integrity as a broad ethical principle with widespread implications for campus culture and society. We look forward to seeing you in Myrtle Beach this October.