Academic Integrity Week 2023
National Academic Integrity Week 2023 takes place from 16th - 20th October. Below is the full schedule of events at Trinity and externally through the National Academic Integrity Network. Be sure to sign up to avoid disappointment!
Wednesday 18th October 4pm - 5pm - What are the views of Trinity students and academic staff on academic integrity?
A discussion of the McCabe Survey outcomes with Greer Murphy and David Rettinger.
Online event for Trinity staff and students.
To join via Zoom click here.
Full schedule of events
Click on each day to find out more information and register for the daily events.
Monday 16th October
11am - 12pm: Can we trust generative AI? Join Trinity expert Dr Abeba Birhane (TIME 100AI list), the Deans of Graduate and Undergraduate Studies, Martine Smith and David Shepherd and student representatives for a discussion of whether students and wider society should trust Generative AI. Regent House, Front Square. Staff and students welcome. To register click here. |
11am - 12pm: Library HITS: Essay Writing from Student Learning Development. Join SLD to improve your essay writing skills. This workshop looks at writing as a process and the various steps involved in writing an essay: planning, structuring and drafting. North Training Room, The Library (former Berkeley Library). All students welcome. There is no need to register, however students are encouraged to arrive early as workshops will operate on a first come, first served basis. Recordings of similar workshops are available on the Library website. |
12:15 - 12:30 NAIN event: Opening the week Opening the week Billy Kelly, Chair of the National Academic Integrity Network (NAIN). Online event for staff and students. To register click here. |
12:30 - 13:30 NAIN event: Opening Student Panel 'Academic Integrity: the Learner Perspective' Panel members include: Eoin Crossen, Vice President for Academic Life, DCU SU
Oisin Gahan, Vice President Education, MTU Cork SU
Clodagh McGivern, PG student, UCD
Bryan O’Mahony, Academic Affairs Officer, USI
Moderator: Elva Casey, NAIN member & Hibernia College
Online event for staff and students. To register click here. Registration closes Thursday 12th October. |
1pm - 2pm: Library HITS: Understanding Plagiarism and the Art of Referencing Worried about plagiarism? Find out what it is, the importance of acknowledging the work of others and how to cite and reference information correctly. North Training Room, The Library (former Berkeley Library). All students welcome. There is no need to register, however students are encouraged to arrive early as workshops will operate on a first come, first served basis. Recordings of similar workshops are available on the Library website. |
1pm - 2pm: Library HITS: Organising your References with EndNote How do I manage references for my essay? EndNote is bibliographic management software that can save you time writing your bibliography. North Training Room, The Library (former Berkeley Library). All students welcome. There is no need to register, however students are encouraged to arrive early as workshops will operate on a first come, first served basis. Recordings of similar workshops are available on the Library website. |
Tuesday 17th October
11am - 12pm: Understanding Academic Integrity for Postgraduate students in AHSS Join SLD for this tailored AHSS workshop. The session aims to explain academic integrity and its importance, outline best practice in your work as well as offering guidance on referencing and citations. Online event for Postgraduate students in AHSS.To join click here. |
12:30 - 13:30 NAIN event: UK Universities policy response to Artificial Intelligence (AI) related academic misconduct in undergraduate studies. Presenter: Stephanas Lim, Imperial College London Moderator, Aisling Reast, NAIN Steering Committee and RCSI Online event for staff and students. To register click here. Registration closes Friday 13th October at 5pm. |
1pm - 2pm: Library HITS: Organising your References with EndNote How do I manage references for my essay? EndNote is bibliographic management software that can save you time writing your bibliography. North Training Room, The Library (former Berkeley Library). All students welcome. There is no need to register, however students are encouraged to arrive early as workshops will operate on a first come, first served basis. Recordings of similar workshops are available on the Library website. 3pm - 4pm: Library HITS: Understanding Plagiarism and the Art of Referencing Worried about plagiarism? Find out what it is, the importance of acknowledging the work of others and how to cite and reference information correctly. North Training Room, The Library (former Berkeley Library). All students welcome. There is no need to register, however students are encouraged to arrive early as workshops will operate on a first come, first served basis. Recordings of similar workshops are available on the Library website. 2pm - 4pm: Courageous Conversations: new procedures in academic misconduct with Academic Affairs Join this workshop to understand the new Council approved procedures in cases of suspected misconduct, and learn how to avoid a lengthy and difficult process for you and your students. South Training Room, The Library (former Berkeley Library). All staff welcome. Click here to register.
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