General Resources
Student Resources
Each school/college has an Academic Integrity Advisor who supports students facing an academic integrity (AI) charge. Students facing an AI charge are also welcome to consult the Academic Integrity Program Coordinator at aio@syr.edu or 315-443-5412.
School of Architecture
- Karen Baris | 315.443.5075 | kebaris@syr.edu
College of Arts & Sciences
- Please contact AIO | 315.443.5412 | aio@syr.edu
School of Education
- Janeice Lopez (Undergrad) | 315.443.9320 | jlopez60@syr.edu
- Becky Rose (Undergrad) | 315.443.2526 | rerose@syr.edu.edu
- Speranza Migliore (Grad) | 315.443.4522 | smiglior@syr.edu
College of Engineering and Computer Science
- Gabriela Bermudez (Undergrad) | 315.443.1189 | gbermude@syr.edu
- Taylor Larsen (Undergrad) | 315.443.5900 | tmlarsen@syr.edu
- Malea Perkins (Undergrad) | 315.443.3978 | mdperk01@syr.edu
- Savonne Proctor (Undergrad) | 315.443.5900 | sproctor@syr.edu
- Sahar Al Mahmoud (Grad) | 315.443.1044 | salmahmo@syr.edu
- Britton Inglehart (Grad) | 315.443.3623 | bingleha@syr.edu
Falk College of Sport
- Chandice Haste-Jackson | 315.443.2164| cmhaste@syr.edu
School of Information Studies
- Kathy Allen | 315.443.4133 | kallen02@syr.edu
Whitman School of Management
- Teresa Asevedo (Undergrad) | 315.443.3150 | traseved@syr.edu
- Stephanie Ellis (Undergrad) | 315.443.2361 | sgellis@syr.edu
- Erica Gromny (Undergrad) | 315.443.2361 | elgromny@syr.edu
- Xavier Norgbey (Undergrad) | 315.443.3398| xnorgbey@syr.edu
- Niki Swackhamer (Undergrad) | 315.443.9607 | dmswackh@syr.edu
- M’Tia Williams (Undergrad) | 315.443.2361 | mnwillia@syr.edu
- Cheyenne Chauvin-Pacheco (Online) | 315.443.2361 | clchauvi@syr.edu
- Gary Cole (Grad) | 315.443.9087 | gjcole@syr.edu
Maxwell School of Citizenship & Public Affairs
- Amy Schmidt | 315.443.1602 | aeschm01@syr.edu
Newhouse School of Public Communications
- Karen McGee (Undergrad) | 315.443.4722 | kmcgee@syr.edu
- Joel Kaplan (Grad) | 315.443.1429 | jkkaplan@syr.edu
College of Visual and Performing Arts
- Andrea Root | 315.443.2517 | acroot@syr.edu
College of Professional Studies
- Cherri Wells | 315.443.3261 | cwells@syr.edu
- Bill Eppel | 315.443.3261 | wjeppel@syr.edu
Why and when was the Academic Integrity Policy created?
Syracuse University adopted a university-wide academic integrity policy in 2006. The original policy (revised in 2008, 2011, 2017, 2021, and 2025) established the Academic Integrity Office (AIO) to implement and support the University’s academic integrity policies and procedures.
How does Academic Integrity (AI) make students aware of Syracuse University’s policy?
Students must open a summary of the University’s Academic Integrity expectations in MySlice twice a year and provide their electronic signature agreeing to uphold the AI policy.
How does AI inform students, faculty and staff about new initiatives and ongoing programs?
Resources for teaching and understanding expectations can be found under the “Promoting Academic Integrity” tab on this webpage. Resources for reporting and responding to Academic Integrity charges are posted under the “Bringing a Charge” and “Responding to a Charge” tabs.
How does our office support faculty in promoting academic integrity on campus?
We create online resources for classroom use, join faculty in making Academic Integrity presentations in schools and colleges, and are available for consultation about cases and questions.
What role does Academic Integrity play in processing cases?
Most cases are reported by faculty and instructors via an online reporting system that Academic Integrity maintains in MySlice. Students and other University community members are encouraged to report possible violations by calling Academic Integrity at 315-443-5412 or emailing aio@syr.edu. We work with the Academic Integrity Coordinator of each school or college to assemble case material and notify students of Academic Integrity charges.
How do we support students charged with Academic Integrity violations?
Academic Integrity notifies students of resources and advising available to them and informs them of their appeal rights. Students may also consult with Academic Integrity staff on an individual basis.