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Faculty, students, and staff all have a role to play so join the movement to excel with integrity at UCSD and help others do the same. Getting involved is one way to build your character with the pillars of integrity. 

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Integrity Peer Educator (Student Worker)

Integrity Peer Educators serve as the key staff to assist students through the Academic Integrity Office educational programming. Integrity Peer Educators help students who have violated academic integrity standards to move through the education process, in seminars and workshops, that takes place after their resolution phase.

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Integrity Mentor (Student Worker)

Below is some information about the program and some requirements to be a mentor.

What is the Integrity Mentorship Program (IMP)?

The IMP is a program is a one-on-one peer mentoring program designed to allow students the opportunity to demonstrate their commitment to their education, their willingness to learn and change their academic strategies for success, and their ability to positively contribute to the UC San Diego community. It is assigned to select students after integrity violations.

What do mentors do?

  • Evaluate mentee achievement of the learning objectives of the program
  • Keep notes on mentees’ progress
  • Provide mentees feedback on their performance
  • Communicate with mentees in and outside their mentoring sessions
  • Keep I.M.P. coordinators and/or AIO Assistant Director apprised with concerns
  • Attend regular trainings and meetings

What are the qualifications?

  • Uphold the AIO office’s values (be responsible, honest, fair, trustworthy and respectful)
  • Possess excellent interpersonal and communication skills
  • Command authority with professionalism and respect
  • Maintain integrity
  • Familiar with campus resources and policies a bonus
  • Pay UC San Diego student services fees each quarter working

What are the hours and salary?

Hours: 2-10 per week

Salary: $16.90/hr

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out: aio@ucsd.edu

Assistant Coordinator (Student Worker)

Academic Integrity Review Board Member (Faculty & Student Volunteers)

The responsibility of the review board is to serve impartially, assess all information presented at the Review, and render a decision based on a preponderance of information whether it is more likely than not that the student's actions violated the Academic Integrity Policy. Students who serve on the review board will serve on 2-3 reviews per quarter, while faculty will serve on 4 per quarter, with each review lasting from 1-3 hours.

More information about serving on the Academic Integrity Review Board (AIRB)

AI Review II Presiding Officers (Faculty & Staff Volunteers)

The AI Review II (AIR II) is a critical procedure within a fair process for resolving contested allegations of academic integrity violations when a student is facing suspension or dismissal from the university. AIR IIs are decided by a panel of faculty and student members chosen from our Academic Integrity Review Board (AIRB), however they are facilitated by a Presiding Officer.

More information about serving as AIRB Presiding Officer