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Academic Writing and Research - EN 121: Plagiarism

This guide is a supplement to the course Academic Writing and Research and provides a guide to library resources in completing your research paper.

Research Helps

For help finding credible resources and for evaluating resources, do not hesitate to ask for help at the library.

  • Noelle Keller, MLS, - Director of Library Services
  • Randy Neuman - Associate Director of Library Services (Also for Interlibrary Loans)    

Plagiarism Information

 

HU Student Handbook, Statement on Plagiarism

In writing papers, reports, and summaries for your University courses, you will be held responsibile for knowing the difference between legitimate and illegitimate use of published source material.  Illegitimate use is called Plagiarism, and at Huntington University, the penalty of plagiarism may range from a grade of F on the work in question to failure of the course.  Intentional plagiarism is a much more serious offense than "unconscious" plagiarism, although the student is obligated to avoid both (p.39).

 

Definition of PLAGIARIZE

transitive verb
to steal and pass off (the ideas or words of another) as one's own : use (another's production) without crediting the source

Sources to help avoid Plagiarism