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The University subscribes to Turnitin.com, plagiarism-detection software, which is available for professors to use in any of their courses, either for all papers submitted to a course, or on an "as-needed" basis. A Senate Policy on the Use of Turnitin.com was approved by Senate June 9, 2005, and any faculty wishing to use Turnitin in their courses should become familiar with this policy.
Appendix A to the Policy includes a Sample Syllabus Statement that professors are free to include in their syllabi. The Sample Syllabus Statement contains the information that must be included in course syllabi in courses in which professors are using, or may use, Turnitin.com.
Faculty interested in obtaining a Turnitin.com account may contact the Help Desk staff at extension 4440, who will put you in touch with the system administrator.
Access Turnitin.com's website.
Available on the Turnitin.com website are specific educational resources, including printable handouts for students on plagiarism and citation.
For testimonials by educators who use Turnitin, visit Turnitin.com and scroll to the bottom of the page.
To learn how to get started, click here. If you have any questions after consulting the training materials at this link, feel free to contact the Academic Integrity Office.
For other information on Turnitin.com, click on the links below: