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David J. Malan ’99, who teaches the popular introductory course Computer Science 50, says he thinks that these existing Ad Board responses do not provide enough flexibility. For some cases of academic dishonesty, Malan says he thinks that removing a student from the course might be a more “proportional” response than requiring withdrawal...
When deciding whether to send a student to the Ad Board, many professors are cognizant of the most likely outcome—required withdrawal...
...address the Faculty’s concerns that the Ad Board’s disciplinary actions cannot adequately address the range of academic dishonesty cases, the Committee to Review the Ad Board recommends creating a new process that would increase the range of disciplinary responses available...
Faculty and teaching staff would be encouraged to report every case to the Ad Board, as per current policy...
...students who have already faced formal charges in the past, the case would automatically be forwarded to the Ad Board for review...