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    When researching the different terms and meanings of plagiarism, academic integrity, and collusion the realization that even though they are very different words they have similarities and huge differences. Such as plagiarism meaning “the practice of taking someone else’s work or ideas and pass them off as one’s own,” and collusion. Collusion meaning “a secret agreement, especially of fraudulent or treacherous purposes.” Reading these terms makes me see that when plagiarizing a paper, you are…

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    population of going to university for a further education, but others are negative such as how the Government and other industries use academic institutions for short-term economic growth. This threatens the very nature of how universities function, since academic teachers want to teach students new knowledge in the higher levels of learning and prepare them for a long-term future under society’s needs. Throughout the centuries, universities have been through a lot of changes without having…

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    Major Writing Assignment Three: The Comparison Between a Press Article and an Academic Research Article on the Effects of Teenage Sex The original claim from the popular press article “Teenage sex ‘leads to bad moods’ later in life” By Ted Thornhill was that having sexual intercourse during teenage years will lead to the negative effects on the person as they age, such as the change of size of reproductive organs and a negative effect on brain development. During the first evaluation of this…

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    accompanying some of those transformations. Although such ominous trends can spell gloom and doom for many, it doesn’t necessarily imply a college education an unwise choice. It does, unequivocally, advocate for cautious decisions throughout one’s academic tenure as never before though. Bear in mind, attending college in a full-time capacity or with the goal of completing a baccalaureate degree nonetheless defers a career search for the moment. Students would instead…

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    decided to study forensic psychology at John Jay College and originally planned to pursue a PhD in Psychology. My initial goal was to become a clinical psychologist and work with members from marginalized communities. However, as I advanced in my academic career, I became more interested in the study of marginalized societies and cultures. Thus, instead of pursuing a career as a clinical psychologist, I have decided to pursue a PhD in Anthropology or Sociology. As a Doctor of Anthropology or…

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    the question: could I function at a high level in a post-graduate academic environment? To provide an answer, I considered attending the School of Professional Studies at Columbia. However, after examining the program in detail, I wasn’t convinced that such a program would be sufficiently rigorous to test my mettle, so to speak, in a competitive scholastic environment. The program’s options were limited and the demands in terms of expectations and challenges did not appear to be very high. …

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    believe Sheridan does abide by the academic integrity about plagiarism and that the consequence are liable, but at the same time they are not completely fair or understanding towards students. There are many things can affect the writing of a students work, There is no one that is the same so students of the college all have different thoughts and ideas, especially students have different knowledge that they may believe is common sense as well as the academic penalty that can affect the student…

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    and it is a form of academic dishonesty which involves copying of a writer’s opinions or ideas as one’s own. It can cause bad results such as failing the course, assignment, suspension or even expulsion. If people do not pay attention to their papers, plagiarism may occur accidentally. To prevent plagiarism, many schools maintain the strong standards of academic honesty. Seneca College and Niagara College also have strict plagiarism policies. Both schools are similar in terms of standards, but…

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    potential readers who have taken or are currently taking classes at an institution. Another instances includes when Bronson states that the, “server mantra: I need a real job”. A large majority of the general populous has at one point held a short term job and thought those same words, a reality so familiar that’s its surprising when it is noted. The desire to hold a job which you can perform till your body grows old is a goal everyone wishes to…

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    have been engaged in through several years of university administration and participating in national leadership positions; and I believe I am a strong fit for the institution. I am excited to have an opportunity to enter into the conversation. Academic / Practice Preparation One of the reasons I believe I am perfectly suited for the role of Dean at University of Maryland is because I am a seasoned faculty member and emerging administrator that has also engaged in practice to an unusually high…

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