The third one-day event on Institutional Policies and
Procedures for Managing Student Plagiarism
Thursday 4 June 2009
Programme
9.00-9.30
Registration, arrival and coffee
9.30-9.45
ASKe welcome and introduction
9.45-10.30
Plenary 1: Lecture Theatre
10.30-10.50
Dr Wendy Sutherland-Smith, Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of
Education, Monash University, Australia
Title: Retribution, deterrence and rehabilitation: the dilemmas of
plagiarism management in universities
Coffee
11.00-12.15
Morning workshops - 75 minutes
Workshop 1: Room LL311
Gill Rowell, Academic Advisor, PlagiarismAdvice.org
Title: Integrating the use of plagiarism detection software into
institutional academic misconduct policies
Workshop 2: Room BG11 Buckley Building
Thomas Lancaster & Robert Clarke, Birmingham City University
Title: Contract cheating in UK Higher Education: promoting a proactive
approach
Workshop 3: Room LL313
12.15-1.00
Lindsay Williams, Senior Lecturer in Business & Management, Oxford
Brookes University, Business School
Title: Managing academic conduct officers: embedding a co-ordinated
approach
Lunch
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1.00-1.50
Plenary 2: Lecture Theatre
Dr Anna Magyar, Learning Enhancement Tutor for International
Students, University of East Anglia
Title: Plagiarism prevention: the dangers of separating management
from pedagogy
2.00-2.50
Afternoon workshops - 50 minutes
Workshop 1: Room LL311
Aaron Porter, Vice President, National Union of Students
Title: A student view on plagiarism and academic conduct
Workshop 2: Room LL313
Dr Julie Price, Assistant Dean (Education) for the Faculty of Law, Arts
and Social Sciences, University of Southampton
Title: Applying penalties: the tensions and difficulties
Workshop 3: Room LL101
Stephanie Jameson & David Dewhurst, Leeds Metropolitan
University
Title: Winning hearts and minds: the Leslie Silver International
Faculty’s approach to academic misconduct
Workshop 4: Room LL109
2.50-3.15
Jude Carroll, Visiting Teaching Fellow, Royal Technical University,
Stockholm.
Title: Newcomers’ forum on resources, advice and shared issues
Tea and coffee
3.15-4.15
Plenary 3: Lecture Theatre
Jude Carroll, Visiting Teaching Fellow, Royal Technical University,
Stockholm.
Title: The UK from an international perspective: taking stock of our
achievements
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