Addressing Common Violations

Tuesday, October 10, 2023
10:05 AM - 11:20 AM

 

This workshop is a webinar ONLY – please do not come to the CTE office.

 

To attend the webinar, log-in as a guest at Addressing Common Violations. This is a Blackboard Collaborate Session.

 

The webinar starts at 10:05 a.m. and we kindly request participants to enter the webinar at least 15 minutes prior to the start time and no later than 10:10 a.m. 

 

Late arrival and/or early exit from the workshop invalidates receiving credit. 

 


Details

In this session we will discuss the academic misconduct trends we are seeing online and in person with our students. Additionally, we will discuss how to identify and address these common violations while maintaining a productive instructor/student relationship.

This is a required session for a certificate of completion in Fostering Proactive Learning Environments.


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Facilitator


Alisa Liggett
Executive Director,
Office of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity


Alisa Liggett is the executive director of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity at USC. In her 20-year career in student affairs, she has been active in the development of classroom management techniques including methods for preventing misconduct and breaches of academic integrity. As an instructor of both University 101 and group exercise, she enjoys sharing techniques to engage any range of student participants.



Jessie Townsend
Assistant Director of Academic Integrity
Office of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity


Jessie Townsend is the Assistant Director of Academic Integrity in the Office of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity at the University of South Carolina. Townsend has over three years of experience as an academic integrity professional and gained recognition on the regional and national level through his work in various leadership roles, conference presentations, professional trainings.


In his role, he develops opportunities for faculty outreach to provide proactive academic integrity strategies, stays up to date on current research in the field, delivers presentations to students and faculty, and adjudicates high-level academic integrity cases. Townsend thoroughly enjoys working collaboratively with faculty to help cultivate a campus culture of integrity that is conducive to student learning.


Prior to his role, Jessie earned his M.Ed. in Higher Education Leadership from the The Citadel and his B.S. in Exercise Science from Winthrop University.