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- Presenting the work of another as one’s own (i.e., not citing a source)
- Using ideas from any source without providing proper citation of the source
- Excluding a source or misrepresenting a source leading to an improper citation
- Copying or presenting material word for word from any source without using quotation marks and/or the proper citation of the source
- Copying and/or altering a few words from a source in order to avoid exact quotation, without providing the proper citation of the source
- Rewording (i.e., paraphrasing) an idea found in a source without providing proper citation of the source
- Submitting the same paper or assignment to fulfill separate course requirements, in either the same or different courses
- Submitting a previously graded paper, assignment, or speech to a different instructor
