Faculty are responsible for teaching students the concepts and skills associated with academic integrity. Being clear about expectations, explicit in instructions for assignments and exams, and directly examining academic integrity in the disciplines is central to best practices. Support for faculty is available through the following resources: 
The Academic Integrity Code  The Center for Teaching, Research, and Learning

Academic Integrity Code Sharepoint site (login required) contains: 

• Information about the Code
• Resources for faculty submitting a concern
• Resources for teaching academic integrity 
• Advice and additional reading

Support resources to offer students include: 
AU Library website
The Writing Center
The Academic Support and Access CenterInternational Student & Scholar Services

Faculty can always get support and advice from the Academic Integrity Code administrators in their unit, and may file a concern about an academic integrity matter in a course by contacting the following individuals.

Academic Integrity Code administrators: 
Laura BonDurant, SOC (bonduran@american.edu)
Corbin Campbell, SOE (campbell@american.edu)
Anders Hardig (hardig@american.edu) & Jim Goldgeier (jgoldgei@american.edu, SIS
Dave Harr, KSB (harr@american.edu)
Saul Newman, SPA (snewman@american.edu)
Jacqueline Raynolds, OGIS (raynolds@american.edu)
Alison Thomas, CAS (athomas@american.edu)