A student found responsible for violating the Honor Code may be required to attend a two-hour Academic Integrity Workshop, which is regularly offered by Student Conduct. The purpose of this workshop is to explore the meaning of academic integrity, why it is valued on a college campus, and how it can contribute to a student's success in college. During this workshop students will also formulate their own statement of ethics and discuss how one might apply their ethics in hypothetical situations and in a professional setting. Once the student has attended the workshop, they are required to completed the assigned homework and email it to their workshop facilitator by the deadline.  Click here to register for this workshop.

A student found responsible for violating the Honor Code may be required to attend a two and a half hour Decision Making Workshop, which is regularly offered by Student Conduct. The purpose of this workshop is to develop an understanding of the decision-making process and the factors that impact one's decisions. The workshop and homework assignments must be completed and emailed to the workshop facilitator by the deadline to complete this outcome.  Click here to register for this workshop.

A student found responsible for violating the Honor Code may be required to attend a two-hour Male Gender Workshop, which is regularly offered by Student Conduct. The purpose of this male specific workshop is to address what it means to be a "man" and how gender socialization may affect the decisions that men make. During this workshop students will also discuss how one's thoughts affect one's feelings and in turn, one's behavior. Once the student has attended this workshop, they are required to complete the assigned homework and email it to the workshop facilitator by the deadline.  Click here to register for this workshop.