Get Involved
Faculty, students, and staff all have a role to play so join the movement to choose integrity at UC San Diego and help others do the same. Getting involved is one way to build your character with the pillars of integrity.
Peer Mentor (Student Staff)
Peer Mentors are key team members in assisting students who have violated academic integrity through our After Education.
Operations Assistants (Student Staff)
Operation Assistants help to organize and deliver educational programs, plan and oversee outreach events, communicate with the UC San Diego community to spread the mission of the office, staff the front desk of both the AIO & Triton Testing Center (TTC), and serve as administrative assistants for other AIO & TTC tasks.
Learn more about the Operations Assistant position and its responsibilities.
Assistant Testing Specialists (TTC Student Staff Position)
The Triton Testing Center (TTC) is a key partner to AIO in maintaining degree integrity at UC San Diego. Students can apply to work as Assistant Testing Specialists (ATS), monitoring the test-taking experience of students in the TTC, the TTC's Computer-Based Testing Facility (CBTF) and in the classroom
Learn more aobut the Assistant Testing Specialist position and how to apply.
Academic Integrity Review Board Member (Committee Membership/University Service)
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 and faculty who serve on the review board will serve on 3 - 5 reviews per quarter, with each review lasting on average between 1 - 3 hours.
Learn more about serving on the Academic Integrity Review Board (AIRB).
AI Review II Presiding Officers (Committee Membership/University Service)
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.