Academic Integrity is everyone's business
The Werklund School of Education at the University of Calgary is proud to host the Canadian Symposium on Academic Integrity (CSAI), April 17-18, 2019.
ABOUT THE EVENT
Join us for this 1.5-day symposium to deepen and expand our knowledge about academic integrity as it relates to international policy trends, research, education, faculty development, and advocacy.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND THIS EVENT?
Everyone with an interest in academic integrity. This includes, but is not limited to: policy makers, administrators, researchers, educators, student services professionals, librarians, post-doctoral fellows, undergraduate and graduate students.
Academic Scholar & Keynote Speaker
Dr. Tracey Bretag, the University of South Australia, leading scholar and expert on academic integrity.
DR. TRACEY BRETAG
University of South Australia
Dr. Tracey Bretag is an Associate Professor in the School of Management at the University of South Australia Business School. She teaches both undergraduate and postgraduate courses, while her research focuses on higher education policy and practice, and academic integrity. Since 2015 she has been the Director of the UniSA Business School Office for Academic Integrity.
Associate Professor Bretag has an interdisciplinary background, she holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA - English and History) from James Cook University, an Honours Degree and a Master of Arts (MA) by Research in English from the University of Adelaide, and a Doctor of Education (Ed.D) by research from UniSA.
Schedule
Fostering deep conversations around research-informed effective practices and policy for all stakeholders.
Times noted on the website are approximate. An official copy of the final schedule will be e-mailed
to registrants no later than Sunday, April 14.
9:00 a.m.
09:00 – 11:30 a.m.
Pre-conference workshop – Integrity Among Diverse Student Populations
This 2.5 hour interactive workshop for front-line staff and in particular, Student Services Professionals, who work directly with students on issues related to academic integrity.
We will tackle the difficult and complex topic of supporting students from diverse backgrounds to learn about academic integrity in Canadian higher education contexts. This includes, but is not limited to: students whose first language is not English, students whose previous learning has taken place outside of Canada and other students who may not be familiar with what is expected of them in a Canadian learning setting.
3:30 p.m.
Come and pick up your name tag and conference booklet.
Please note that we will not be providing a conference bag, so please bring your own bag.
5:00 p.m.
Our conference officially opens with welcoming remarks, followed by our Opening Keynote with Dr. Tracey Bretag, University of South Australia.
6:30 p.m.
Join us following the Opening Keynote for light refreshments and a chance to meet and mingle with Symposium participants.
8:30 a.m. - 8:45 a.m.
Join us for a morning coffee and get settled for an energizing keynote to start the day.
8:45 a.m. – 9:55 a.m.
Be inspired to kick off the day with an energizing keynote from Dr. Tracey Bretag, University of South Australia.
10:00 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.
Spending your morning learning more topics of interest to you. We will dedicate the morning to evidence-based practices and sharing the latest research from the field. We will group presentations into multi-paper sessions on topics such as: contract cheating, plagiarism, cheating, institutional policy and so on. We will post a full schedule in late March.
11:50 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Listen to an engaging keynote as you enjoy your hot buffet lunch. Please be sure to let us know of any dietary concerns when you register.
1:05 p.m. – 2:35 p.m.
After lunch, join a 90-minute interactive workshop on key topics of interest to you. We will announce the workshop topics in late March, but look for us to tackle some “sticky issues” and dig deep into complex topics. You may come away with more questions than answers, but we promise you won’t be bored.
2:35 p.m. – 2:55 p.m.
Connect with friends and colleagues to share key learnings and trade stories about what has inspired you most throughout the day so far as you enjoy a cup of tea or coffee.
3:00 p.m. – 4:25 p.m.
Setting the future direction: Elevating the research and policy agenda of integrity in Canadian educational contexts
Now that we have shared this time together learning with and from one another, we’ll spend time together figuring out: What have we learned? What do we still need to learn and do? How do we elevate and amplify the learning, research and policy agenda of academic integrity across Canada? What are our next steps?
This will be an interactive closing forum, giving you a chance to engage with one another in small groups at tables, as well as debrief as a large group.
This session is designed to bring closure to our event, but also to set the direction for how we continue this work on a national scale.
This will be your chance to have input into whatever we do next – and how you can be part of it.
4:30 p.m.
We will share a few final remarks to close the symposium, and have a chance to say good-bye to long-time friends, as well as new ones.
Tickets
You must register for the pre-conference and the symposium as individual events.
We are unable to provide letters of invitation to attend the symposium.
Pre-Conference
April 17, 2019 (Morning)FREE
Registration required. Remote attendance is possible.
Early Bird Registration
Symposium - April 17 - 18, 2019$65CDN
Early bird tickets are only available until December 31, 2018.
Tickets are non-refundable & include GST.
Standard Registration
Symposium - April 17 - 18, 2019$85CDN
Standard rates will apply January 1 - April 10, 2019.
All access pass.
Tickets are non-refundable & include GST.
Call for Student Volunteers
Duties include:
-Pre-conference preparations;
-Assistance during the conference
Time commitment: 20 hours
Students who fulfill their volunteer responsibilities attend the conference for free.
Academic Integrity Resources
All of these resources were developed or co-developed by Canadians who are experts in the field of academic integrity.
Journal
Canadian Perspectives on Academic Integrity
Peer-Reviewed Research (Selected articles)
Academic misconduct within higher education in Canada
Understanding academic misconduct in Canada
Effectiveness of tutorials for promoting educational integrity: a synthesis paper
Strengthening the research agenda of educational integrity in Canada: a review of the research literature and call to action
Turnitin® use at a Canadian university
Organizations and Initiatives
International Center for Academic Integrity: Canadian Consortium
Academic Integrity Council of Ontario
Academic Integrity Inter-Institutional Meeting (Manitoba)
Plagiarism
25 Strategies to Prevent Plagiarism
Plagiarism: Moving from punitive to pro-active approaches
Contract Cheating
15 Ways to Detect Contract Cheating
Universities Unite Against the Academic Black Market
Resources to support K-12 students
Academic integrity outreach: Supporting high school students for success in higher education
Credit where credit is due: How to prevent plagiarism in the 21st century classroom
How to implement campus-wide events
Launching an institutional academic integrity campaign
Educational Development
Plagiarism education: Strategies for instructors
Rethinking pedagogy: How the implementation of transformative teaching and learning can help reduce plagiarism
Conference Co-Chairs
The brains behind the conference.
DR. SARAH EATON
Werklund School of Education, UCalgary
DR. JENNIFER LOCK
Werklund School of Education, UCalgary
DR. MEADOW SCHROEDER
Werklund School of Education, UCalgary
Sponsors
It takes great support and organization to make an event like this happen. We extend our sincere gratitude to all of those who have contributed through time, resources or money.
Thank-You!
Many people have helped to make this symposium a success. In addition to all of the presenters, workshop facilitators and sponsors, many individuals worked behind the scenes. We are particularly grateful to those named below for their contributions, which often went above and beyond our wildest expectations. We have listed names under only one category, though some people have contributed in multiple ways.
If we have forgotten to include your name, it is an error on our part. Please accept our apology and let us know so we can update our list. Thank you to everyone who has helped to make our symposium a success!
Proposal Reviewers
Susan Bens Stephanie Crook
Sarah Elaine Eaton
Loie Gervais
Melanie Hamilton
Carmen Janzen
Shehna Javeed
Thomas Lancaster
Jennifer Lock
Paul MacLeod
Amanda McKenzie
Lee-Ann Penaluna
Christopher Popovich
Roxanne Ross
Meadow Schroeder
Brenda Stoesz
Azimeh Takrimi
Brandy Usick
Greg Branson Wetterstrand
Justine Wheeler
University of Calgary
Jenn Armour
Cynthia Bakala
Jim Baker
Susan Barker
Violet Baron
Brenda Bode
Amy Burns
Lyndsay Campbell
Nancy Chibry
Katherine (Katie) Crossman
Jayne Dangerfield
Cecilia de la Rocha
Angie Devetzis
Michelle Downey
Magdalena Goss
Marla Halstead
Patrick Hanlon
Michele Jacobsen
Carmen Janzen
Christine Johns
Frances Kalu
Natasha Kenny
Eugene Kowch
Ebba Kurz
Yvonne Kjorlien
Catherine Laing
Clayton MacGillivray
Brenda MacDonald
Mary Kate MacIsaac
Fay Mark
Brenda McDougall
Romaine McLeary
Sarah Meads
Christine Miao
Leeanne Morrow
Ellen Perrault
William Poon
Paul Quan
Kathryn Ranjit
Leslie Reid
Sylvie Roy
Angelique Saweczko
Tanya Shawlinski
Cam Smith
Heather Smith
Leda Stawnychko
Kathy Steinhauer
Dennis Sumara
Ivana Talic
Rick Tang
Lynn Taylor
Robin Yates
William Yimbo
Eustacia Yu
Office of the Chancellor and Senate
Werklund School of Education, Office of the Dean
Student Volunteers
Adewale Ajayi
Cristina Fernández Conde
Lane Harper
Leila Larijani
Jason Long
Ocean Matyjanka
Annamaris Olmo-Velasquez
Aimee Newton
Zohreh Parvini
Robyn Mae Paul
Jordan Sam
Anayat Sidhu
Jonas
Stadfeld
Mady Thompson
Elizabeth Tingle
Additional Info
Accommodation
We recommend Hotel Alma, located at the heart of the University of Calgary campus. The hotel is a short walk away
from the Symposium, which will be held on main campus.
Campus Map
View our campus maps -- On the Main Campus map you will see Hotel Alma situated towards the bottom centre.
Transportation
Taxis - There is a taxi stand available on the arrivals level of the Calgary airport. You simply queue up for the next available taxi. There is no need to pre-book
if you wish to take a taxi. A taxi to and from the airport will cost you approximately $50 CAD, each way.
Uber – This ride sharing service is available in Calgary.
Parking – Parking is available on campus. We recommend the Arts Parkade, located approximately a 3 minute walk from the hotel. The cost is $10.00 per day (subject to change).
Other
Please bring footwear suitable for walking outdoors from the hotel to other buildings.
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