Since the beginning of the twenty-first century, researchers have been investigating students' conceptions of integrity and related competences (e.g. Heitman et al., 2007; Bernardi et al., 2011; Emmerton et al. 2014), and student misconduct (e.g. Tryon, 2000; Chapman et al., 2004; Kremmer et al. 2007; Gynnild & Gotschalk, 2008; Ison, 2012).
The survey and interviews also explored the relationships among integrity in different domains (academic, social, work, and civic) and raised key questions about how a Duke education can and should affect multiple dimensions of a student's sense of integrity.
We need that for the sake of students, the integrity of colleges, the credibility of the NCAA, and the belief of sports fans.
It is therefore critical that institutions make concerted to generate a culture of integrity to correct student behaviours that may have previously been condoned in early educational environments and within the society at large [ 22].
He stressed the importance of integrity to his students and to himself.
The purpose of this review was to clarify the concept of nursing student integrity.
I think that it is extremely important that we focus in on the achievement of students and the integrity of all in the teaching profession.
All of the students were talented -- pure and full of integrity, something some television shows would have us believe doesn't exist in our youth.
The proposals will mean students at Harvard from 2015 agreeing to an "affirmation of integrity".
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill student Sara Isaacson said coming out as a lesbian was a matter of integrity.
Recent graduates ranked the attributes of integrity, friendliness and compassion higher than final year students.
