Category: Code of Conduct

Student Conduct & Community Standards has created a video discussing what academic integrity is at Wichita State and hopes faculty will consider either showing the three minute video during the first week of classes or post it on their Blackboard page.

The intent behind this video is to supplement what may already be covered in faculty’s syllabi and raise awareness regarding Academic Integrity at Wichita State. The video can be found on the Student Affairs YouTube page.

For any questions regarding the video, reach out to Student Conduct & Community Standards at SCCS@wichita.edu.

Student Conduct & Community Standards (SCCS) is dedicated to raising awareness about specific policies in the Code of Conduct at WSU. For December, its focus is on failure to comply and keys.

Did you know that failure to comply is defined as “failure to comply with the reasonable directive or request (including appearing for meetings or student conduct hearings) of a university official, law enforcement officer, emergency responder or any protective order including, but not limited to, protection from abuse or stalking orders, no contact orders, no trespass notices, building or campus ban/restriction, or removal from campus housing facilities.”

Additionally, the student code of conduct has the following policies on keys: Never engage in unauthorized possession, duplication, or use of keys or access cards (including Shocker IDs and other forms of identification) or codes for any property, building, vehicle, structure or facility.

For comprehensive details on failure to comply, keys and other policies, refer to Section VI: Prohibited Conduct in the Student Code of Conduct Handbook.

SCCS is here to help ensure that everyone’s student experience is safe. To report any potential conduct issues throughout the school year, use the conduct incident response form to report them to the SCCS office. For other reporting forms at Wichita State, visit the Report It webpage.

Student Conduct & Community Standards (SCCS) is dedicated to raising awareness about specific policies in the Code of Conduct at WSU. For December, its focus is on failure to comply and keys.

Did you know that failure to comply is defined as “failure to comply with the reasonable directive or request (including appearing for meetings or student conduct hearings) of a university official, law enforcement officer, emergency responder or any protective order including, but not limited to, protection from abuse or stalking orders, no contact orders, no trespass notices, building or campus ban/restriction, or removal from campus housing facilities.”

Additionally, the student code of conduct has the following policies on keys: Never engage in unauthorized possession, duplication, or use of keys or access cards (including Shocker IDs and other forms of identification) or codes for any property, building, vehicle, structure or facility.

For comprehensive details on failure to comply, keys and other policies, refer to Section VI: Prohibited Conduct in the Student Code of Conduct Handbook.

SCCS is here to help ensure that all students’ experience is safe. As a faculty or staff member, to report any potential conduct issues throughout the school year, use the conduct incident response form to report them to the SCCS office. For other reporting forms at Wichita State, such as the Academic Integrity Reporting Form, visit the Report It webpage.

Need Student Conduct & Community Standards (SCCS) staff for a presentation? Its team is delighted to present on various topics to educate students, staff and faculty about its office and policies.

Included topics:

• Academic integrity
• Incident report submission
• Specific conduct policies in Policy 8.05 / Student Code of Conduct
• Specific cata from SCCS
• Hazing prevention
• Classroom management
• General information about Student Conduct & Community Standards and more

Fill out the Request a Presentation form, and SCCS will create a tailored presentation. The dedicated team members will collaborate with those who request a presentation to meet their goals and answer any questions. Please allow sufficient time between the request and the presentation due date, as the presentations require preparation. SCCS will do its best to accommodate schedules and address any conflicts.

For inquiries, contact SCCS at SCCS@wichita.edu.

Student Conduct & Community Standards (SCCS) is dedicated to raising awareness about specific policies in the Code of Conduct at WSU. For November, its focus is on fire safety and cooking.

Did you know that the fire safety policy in the Student Code of Conduct covers various aspects, including:

• Breaking the plane
• Failure to follow emergency procedures
• Falsely reporting an emergency
• Fire, explosion or other safety hazards
• Fireworks, hazardous chemicals or explosives
• Misuse of emergency equipment
• Propping doors

For comprehensive details on fire safety and other policies, refer to Section VI: Prohibited Conduct in the Student Code of Conduct Handbook.

There is also a cooking policy that provides helpful tips and regulations for students residing in the residence halls. The Housing and Residence Life Handbook contains these policies for students living in Shocker Hall, The Flats or The Suites.

SCCS is here to help ensure that all students’ experience is safe. As a faculty or staff member, to report any potential conduct issues throughout the school year, use the conduct incident response form to report them to the SCCS office. For other reporting forms at Wichita State, such as the Academic Integrity Reporting Form, visit the Report It webpage.

Student Conduct & Community Standards (SCCS) is dedicated to raising awareness about specific policies in the Code of Conduct at WSU. For November, its focus is on fire safety and cooking.

Did you know that the fire safety policy in the Student Code of Conduct covers various aspects, including:

• Breaking the plane
• Failure to follow emergency procedures
• Falsely reporting an emergency
• Fire, explosion or other safety hazards
• Fireworks, hazardous chemicals or explosives
• Misuse of emergency equipment
• Propping doors

For comprehensive details on fire safety and other policies, refer to Section VI: Prohibited Conduct in the Student Code of Conduct Handbook.

There is also a cooking policy that provides helpful tips and regulations for students residing in the residence halls. The Housing and Residence Life Handbook contains these policies for students living in Shocker Hall, The Flats or The Suites.

SCCS is here to help ensure that everyone’s student experience is safe. To report any potential conduct issues throughout the school year, use the conduct incident response form to report them to the SCCS office. For other reporting forms at Wichita State, visit the Report It webpage.

Student Conduct & Community Standards (SCCS) is dedicated to raising awareness about specific policies in the Code of Conduct at WSU. For October, its focus is on weapons.

Did you know that the weapons policy prohibits engaging in the possession, use, sale, distribution or display of any firearm, replica firearm, ammunition, weapon, replica weapon or similar device unless expressly permitted by law and/or university policy. This includes the use of any object or material to cause or threaten physical harm.

For a listing of prohibited weapons refer to Section 11.19 / Prohibiting Weapons on University Property. For further details on weapons and other policies, consult Section VI: Prohibited Conduct in the Student Code of Conduct Handbook.

SCCS is here to help ensure that everyone’s student experience is safe. To report any potential conduct issues throughout the school year, use the conduct incident response form to report them to the SCCS office. For other reporting forms at Wichita State, visit the Report It webpage.

Student Conduct & Community Standards (SCCS) is dedicated to raising awareness about specific policies in the Code of Conduct at WSU. For October, its focus is on weapons.

Did you know that the weapons policy prohibits engaging in the possession, use, sale, distribution or display of any firearm, replica firearm, ammunition, weapon, replica weapon or similar device unless expressly permitted by law and/or university policy. This includes the use of any object or material to cause or threaten physical harm.

For a listing of prohibited weapons refer to Section 11.19 / Prohibiting Weapons on University Property. For further details on weapons and other policies, consult Section VI: Prohibited Conduct in the Student Code of Conduct Handbook.

SCCS is here to help ensure that all students’ experience is safe. As a faculty or staff member, to report any potential conduct issues throughout the school year, use the conduct incident response form to report them to the SCCS office. For other reporting forms at Wichita State, such as the Academic Integrity Reporting Form, visit the Report It webpage.

Student Conduct & Community Standards (SCCS) aims to provide a valuable resource on artificial intelligence and its implications for academic integrity to WSU faculty and staff. The guide highlights three possible scenarios where AI could potentially violate the academic integrity policy:

• Enhancement over substitution
• Practice ethical behavior
• Utilize transparency in work

Incorporating a discussion about the use of artificial intelligence in syllabi is crucial. For faculty who choose to ban AI in their courses, any student using it will be in violation of academic integrity.

To report any academic integrity issues related to AI or other matters, use the academic integrity form (wichita.edu/reportit).

Student Conduct & Community Standards (SCCS) aims to provide a valuable resource on artificial intelligence and its impact on academic integrity to WSU students. The guide explores three potential scenarios where artificial intelligence could lead to violations of the academic integrity policy:

• Enhancement over substitution
• Practice ethical behavior
• Utilize transparency in work

It is essential to carefully review your instructors’ syllabi, as they will discuss whether the use of artificial intelligence is permitted or prohibited in their specific courses. If a course bans the use of artificial intelligence, any student using it will be in violation of academic integrity.

To report any academic integrity issues related to artificial intelligence or other concerns about another student’s conduct, use the academic integrity form (wichita.edu/reportit).