In the past week, Welty and Adams were each put in the embarrassing position of explaining why he put his university's integrity at risk.
We passed a vast stadium, a huge new airport, a gigantic new mosque, a convention center, a university, an "integrity institute".
Despite those cases, Dr. Barchi felt comfortable selecting Ms. Hermann to restore Rutgers's tarnished athletics program, writing in her May 14 offer letter, "I have every confidence that you will lead our University with integrity and pride".
A prominent case at the University of Wollongong shows how defending a university's integrity can be hampered by confidentiality requirements, lack of public understanding of thesis examination processes and of disciplinary expectations, and university procedures not designed for extraordinary attacks.
The main objective of the surveys was to measure students' perception and experience of the university's integrity and to propose actions to improve it.
Academic scientists are accountable to their peers via university research integrity and ethics committees, internal and external peer review, and national and international professional associations in any given research area.
She is also assistant vice president for research at CSU and directs the university's research integrity office, which offers training in research integrity and helps with misconduct investigations.
Nearly 300 clergy members from the church's South Central Jurisdiction dismissed several petitions asserting that the institute endorses President Bush and violates the university's academic integrity.
It argues that divestment is morally right; an effective tool for social and political change; is needed to retain the university's research integrity and is a prudent financial decision.
Notre Dame's president, the Rev. John I. Jenkins, said the university acted with integrity in its handling of sexual-misconduct allegations against a football player by a St. Mary's College student who later committed suicide.
