If you have any questions, or want to report misconduct by others, please email me directly at admin113@eoas.ubc.ca .
Sincerely,
Dr. Doug McCollor
Aside
The following comment was recently sent to Professor Stull from a student who was enrolled in ATSC 113 a few years ago:
“Academic integrity is just as important in this class as all others. Being that this course is almost totally online, you may be tempted to share answers with others, or look for them online.
As a student, I strongly urge you not to do this. Not only can it have huge consequences in your academic career as many of you know, but the feeling after realizing what you have done is not worth it.
You may feel it right away, after 5 years, 10 years, or later in your life, and it is not something that is easy to shake off.
Take this course as a chance to expand your general knowledge of the world, and challenge yourself to learn something new. After all, knowledge is one of the main reasons we pursue higher education.
Whether this is a mandatory course, fulfills a science requirement, or an elective, we still have much to gain from new knowledge. We are always learning!
There are also some great nuggets of knowledge in the course for students of all disciplines, and by cheating, you will miss the opportunity to learn.
The professors of this class have done the utmost to make this course accessible and enjoyable, so it is our job as students to respect their work by participating in class honestly.
I believe each of you can do this, while also succeeding in the course. The professors are readily available to help you if you ever need anything, so please don’t hesitate to meet with them!“.