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AUTHORSHIP AND PLAGIARISM
Authorship
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Senate Policy on Plagiarism and Authorship (Policy P5).
The Policy Statement on Research Personnel is available by contacting the Office of Research Services.
Plagiarism
A confirmed incident of plagiarism will result in a sanction ranging from a verbal warning, to a loss of credit in the course, to expulsion.
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Senate Policy on Plagiarism and Authorship (Policy P5).
In case of any doubt, students are strongly urged to consult with the instructor or thesis supervisor. In cases where students feel that their intellectual property or copyrighted material has been plagiarized, complaints should be made in writing to the Dean of Graduate Studies.