Integrity Policies

All CUNY employees are required to report to the New York State Commission on Public Integrity (formerly the State Ethics Commission) by June 1, 2008 any honoraria or travel reimbursements received from April 1, 2007 through March 31, 2008. If you have received honoraria or travel reimbursements during the stated period, please fill out this Honoraria Report Form and submit it to the Office of the Dean for Faculty and Staff Relations no later than May 9, 2008 (in hard copy - not by e-mail).  As the College Ethics Officer, it is my responsibility to review all honoraria reports and to submit the list of honoraria to the Commission on Public Integrity by the set deadline of June 1, 2008. If you require more detailed information, you may wish to consult the Commission's regulations on "Limitations on the Receipt of Honoraria and Reimbursements for Travel Expenses."


CUNY Policy on Academic Integrity (2004) outlines procedures that must be followed when a student is suspected of academic dishonesty involving cheating, plagiarism, falsification of records or similar inappropriate academic conduct.
Academic Integrity Policy


Appropriate usage of Computers and Information Technology including hardware, software and data is provided in the following CUNY document (2007).
Computer Usage Policy


CUNY policies (2007) regarding intellectual property including ownership, distribution, and commercialization rights associated with the products of research, authorship or invention by CUNY faculty and staff.
Intellectual Property Policies


CUNY  policy (2007) outlining the procedures for handling student complaints about faculty conduct in formal academic settings.
Policy Regarding Faculty Conduct


CUNY policy (2007) regarding the disposition of allegations of misconduct in research and similar educational activities.
Research Integrity


CUNY Council of Presidents Statement on Academic Freedom (1973).
Statement on Academic Freedom