Plagiarism

MVAS students and faculty participate in research and present (visual, spoken and written formats are required) information across quantitative, qualitative, and aesthetic domains. For all of us, it is important to explain where the information came from when the words and ideas are from another source. Copying another source’s words and pretending they are your own is called plagiarism; it is a form of theft and it is punishable by law in some cases. Anyone turning in work as his/her own which was actually produced by someone else will receive "0" credit for the assignment and additional consequences determined by the teacher supervising the learning activity.

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