Plagiarism violates the University's Honor Code, degrades the University's reputation, and diminishes the value of any degree it offers.Plagiarism, whether intentional or unintentional, can happen in any field.
Click the images below to see some different examples of plagiarism.
History History professor uses text from other history books word for word without citing VCU CNS. (Photographer). (2015, February 12). 19th_amendment [digital image]. Retrieved from https://www.flickr.com/photos/vcucns/16328028440/in/photolist-Duwcc9-dP6pVj-qSRpZJ-qzMQyR-qSdEXi-bfZ4Dk-bfZ4KX-qzDseh-qSdqzv-qzDcG1-bnR7Zo-qS9dMs-pVrAVH-qPVJty-bfZ4Wx-qS4ghr-qLMmHW-pVdnf3-dNyis9-pVdnfd-qzN64n-qPVJkY-pVrAhZ-qS4vMD-dK82ip-qS4wqT-bEFHWK-brLQF1 |
Engineering Engineering professor and Ph.D. candidate submit journal article that was heavily plagiarized Rayner, R. (Photographer). (2010, November 11). Macro USB [digital image]. Retrieved from https://www.flickr.com/photos/lawrencerayner/5172887758/ |
Journalism Neuroscience journalist self-plagiarizes in multiple newspaper articles Jon S. (Photographer). (2011, October 24). Newspaper colour [digital image]. Retrieved from https://www.flickr.com/photos/62693815@N03/6277336776 |