38 Personal Conduct

The Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards maintains detailed guidance on student rights and responsibilities related to learning in a community that is safe and fosters integrity and accountability. You are responsible for staying up to date on policies and procedures found at the following page: conduct.students.wisc.edu

This program sees the following qualities as evidence of professional behavior. A student in our program:

• Follows the UW Student Code of Conduct
• Shows respect for a diversity of opinions, perspectives, and cultures
• Does not plagiarize others or past work (self-plagiarism), cheat, or purposefully undermine the work of others
• Accurately represents their work and acknowledges the contributions of others
• Contributes in a timely and appropriate manner when participating in group activities
• Recognizes when collaboration among students is or is not allowed
• Aims to gain knowledge and contributes to the knowledge base of others
• Challenges themselves in academic pursuits
• Demonstrates commitment to an unbiased interpretation of data as well as related academic and professional endeavors
• Interacts with peers, faculty, staff, and those they encounter in their professional capacity in a manner that is respectful and considerate
• Attends and is prepared for all scheduled meetings and classes, and honors agreed upon work schedules
• Communicates openly and offers prompt responses to inquiries
• Offers criticism in a constructive manner
• Welcomes both positive and constructive feedback.
• Notifies instructors at least one day in advance of a planned absence and takes responsibility for completing missed assignments
• Recognizes that the pursuit of knowledge is a continuous process and seeks guidance (when needed) as they adapt to change
• Adheres to UW-Madison’s social medial guidelines