PUPP – First Summer School in Chicago August 2023

Important: The summer school is cancelled. We will contact those who were registered for refunds shortly. For any question, pupp@uqo.ca.

Chicago Summer School – August 8-11, 2023

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We are pleased to announce that preparations for the 2023 Chicago Summer School are well underway. It is now time to make room for registration, specifically targeting Ph.D. students, faculty, administrators, librarians, academic staff, among others. The summer school is organized by the Partnership on University Plagiarism Prevention (PUPP) will be held at the Water Tower Campus of Loyola University Chicago (LUC).

During the three and a half days of this summer school, from August 8th to August 11th, workshops will be scheduled lasting either 75 or 150 minutes related to our theme “Take the Lead with Integrity: Prevent Plagiarism!‘.

Attending the summer school is a great opportunity for participants (particularly PhD students and early career researchers) to interact with PUPP’s international experts and other experts in the field of Academic Integrity and Plagiarism Prevention!

Chicago 2023 PUPP Summer School – Registration and Fees

Important: As the summer school is cancelled, registrations are cancelled. We will contact those who were registered for refunds shortly.

Early Birds Fees (Until April 15, 2023): PhD Students 141$CAD (+EventBrite fees). Professors 282$CAD. (+EventBrite fees)

Regular fees (Until June 30, 2023): PhD Students 282$CAD (+EventBrite fees). Professors 423$CAD (+EventBrite fees).

The registration fees includes: access to 14 workshops with experts in the industry, three days lunches and coffee breaks (am and pm), material, administration. Not included: service and transaction fees (for Eventbrite), trip, accomodations and per diem.

Registration CANCELLED

Chicago 2023 PUPP Summer School – Bursary for 5 PhD (or MA) Students!

Important: As the summer school is cancelled, there will be no bursary awarded.

The PUPP will offer five bursaries to students in Europe(1), in Canada (2) and in the USA(2) to give them the opportunity to attend the PUPP summer school in Chicago.

These scholarships will cover up to a maximum of CAD$3000 for airfare, lodging, per diem, conference registration fees.

You must submit your application for the scholarship with a cover letter (500 words) and a current copy of your resume, before April 15, 11h59 p.m (EDT, Montréal). Priority for awards will be given to doctoral students first.

Application Cancelled

Chicago 2023 PUPP Summer School – Keynote Speaker Tricia Bertram Gallant

Tricia Bertram Gallant is the Director of the UC San Diego Academic Integrity Office & Triton Testing Center, Board Emeritus of the International Center for Academic Integrity, and has been an ethics lecturer with UC San Diego’s Rady School of Management. Author of numerous journal articles, book chapters, books, blog article, she is a very proactive researcher in the academic integrity field. You can look at her full CV on UC San Diego’s website. For the Keynote Speech for the Chicago 2023 Summer School, Tricia is proposing to us:

Teaching & Learning With and For Integrity

“Teaching and learning in the twenty-first century is complicated. We feel the influence of the massification of higher education, the rise of artificial intelligence, and the growth in the contract cheating industry. Large classes, rote engagement (or actual disengagement), academic decisions driven by bottom line rather than pedagogy, and a resulting lack of integrity in our assessments. Faculty and students feel overwhelmed and, at times, like adversaries. Through asking deep questions and telling vivid stories, Dr. Tricia Bertram Gallant invites us to pause, reflect and remember the opportunities that we have to teach and learn with integrity, as well as develop integrity in ourselves and others before, during and after integrity breaches.“