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Trial Division – s. B.i.1(b) of Code – unauthorized assistance in a midterm test – students collaborated on midterm – motion granted to hear these matters together – students did not attend hearing – students’ midterms were virtually identical – students both referred to a question number when there was no such question – finding of guilt – Appendix “C” to the Code provides the Provost’s Guidance on Sanctions – importance of prosecuting cases of academic dishonesty – grade of zero in the course; two-year suspension; three-year notation on their transcripts; and report to Provost for publication.

Trial Division – s. B.i.1(b) of Code – unauthorized assistance in a midterm test – students collaborated on midterm – motion granted to hear these matters together – students did not attend hearing – students’ midterms were virtually identical – students both referred to a question number when there was no such question – finding of guilt – Appendix “C” to the Code provides the Provost’s Guidance on Sanctions – importance of prosecuting cases of academic dishonesty – grade of zero in the course; two-year suspension; three-year notation on their transcripts; and report to Provost for publication.

Trial Division – ss. B.i.1(d), B.i.1(b), and B.i.3(b) of Code – plagiarism – unauthorized assistance – academic dishonesty and misrepresentation contrary – students submitted nearly identical assignments – one student submitted an assignment on behalf of the other student - letter of explanation containing lies – papers purchased online – grade of zero in the course; five-year suspension; six-year notation on the Students’ transcripts; and report to Provost for publication.

Trial Division – ss. B.i.1(d), B.i.1(b), and B.i.3(b) of Code – plagiarism – unauthorized assistance – academic dishonesty and misrepresentation contrary – students submitted nearly identical assignments – one student submitted an assignment on behalf of the other student - letter of explanation containing lies – papers purchased online – grade of zero in the course; five-year suspension; six-year notation on the Students’ transcripts; and report to Provost for publication.

Trial Division – s. B.i.1(b) of Code – unauthorized assistance in a term test – Agreed Statement of Facts (“ASF”) – guilty plea – Student was a Chegg.com subscriber – student requested, obtained, and used Chegg.com’s answers to the term’s questions for use on the test – finding of guilt – joint submission on penalty (“JSP”) – JSP was reasonable – a grade of zero in the course; a suspension of two years and four months; a notation on the Student’s transcript until graduation; and report to Provost with the Student’s name withheld.