Academic Citizenship Session Series
What does academic citizenship mean in the Canadian academic culture and context? Why is it so important for international students to understand it as early as possible? How is it related to my study and research here as an international student?
Academic citizenship is an ethical framework that applies to the way we teach, learn, and do research. It comes with benefits and responsibilities, which are expected of all community members.
This free online series will address topics related to academic citizenship, including the appropriate use of information technology, policies related to academic integrity, and how to find the support you need to succeed throughout your studies.
Upcoming Sessions
Tuesday, December 6, 2022: 6:00 PM MT
Cost: Free
Session Online via Zoom
Appropriate use of information technology is a crucial element in demonstrating academic citizenship. Participants will learn about what is expected of them when using their CCID, as well as other IT services and tools provided by the University. We will also cover how the Code of Student Behaviour and the Information Technology Use and Management Policy apply to the use of IT.
Tuesday, January 31, 2023 6:00 PM MT
Finding support can be difficult and confusing, but you don’t need to go far to find the supports you need. This session will provide information on services and supports available to students at the University. Participants will learn about many of the challenges of using outside resources (e.g. tutoring companies) and how they may apply to the Code of Student Behaviour.