Academic Integrity Working Group
The AIWG is charged with addressing a variety of issues related to academic integrity at Stanford University. It aims to study and understand the causes of academic dishonesty in contemporary settings and to assess the interplay of academic integrity and pedagogical practices both here and elsewhere. It will ultimately recommend policies and other measures to address these issues.
AIWG Proctoring Pilot
The AIWG began the multi-year pilot of equitable in-person proctoring practices at Stanford, Spring Quarter 2024.
AIWG Background
In June, 2023, the Office of the President granted final approval to the recommendations of the Committee of 12, including revisions to the Honor Code and a mandate for the creation of the Academic Integrity Working Group (AIWG).
AIWG Charge
The AIWG was tasked with its mission by the same university entities responsible for the Committee of 12. These include the Board on Conduct Affairs, the Undergraduate Senate, the Graduate Student Council, the Senate of the Academic Council, and the Office of the President.
AIWG Membership
The AIWG is comprised of diverse members from across the Stanford community.
Feedback
One of the primary goals of the AIWG and the proctoring pilot is to gather essential data, and a critical aspect of our data collection process is campus feedback. We will be gathering input from students, faculty, and instructors throughout the course of our work. Your input is invaluable to our efforts.
Student Affairs & The AIWG
Student Affairs does not unilaterally direct or control the Academic Integrity Working Group (AIWG) or its processes. Instead, Student Affairs' role is to offer resources for project management and to facilitate the procurement of an unbiased external consulting group to support the proctoring pilot. Student Affairs maintains a neutral & objective position and does not attempt to influence AIWG operations.
