​Academic Integrity 

Each School has Academic Integrity Officer(s) who are members of academic staff who can assist colleagues who suspect an assessment submission they have received from a student may be subject to academic misconduct (plagiarism, collusion, cheating, falsification/fabrication, personation or bribery).

Any member of staff with such suspicions should contact a School AIO at the earliest possible opportunity and, ideally, well before the assessment is considered by a Programme Assessment Board.

For advice on how to refer suspected cases of academic misconduct and how to detect the signs, please contact a School AIO.

Please see below for the names of the School AIOs:

 

Name	School	Email
Andronikos, George	Applied Sciences	G.Andronikos@napier.ac.uk
Anderson, Sarah	Applied Sciences	S.Anderson2@napier.ac.uk
Buchan, Jamie	Applied Sciences	J.Buchan@napier.ac.uk
Gheorghiu, Mirona	Applied Sciences	M.Gheorghiu@napier.ac.uk
Morrison, Donald	Applied Sciences	D.Morrison2@napier.ac.uk
Payton, Nicole	Applied Sciences	N.Payton@napier.ac.uk
Ran, Jason	Applied Sciences	J.Ran@napier.ac.uk
Borthwick Saddler,  Sarah	Business	S.BorthwickSaddler@napier.ac.uk
Fascia, Michael	Business	M.Fascia2@napier.ac.uk
Niu, Zhongdong	Business	z.niu@napier.ac.uk
Urie, Gavin	Business	G.Urie@napier.ac.uk
Freeman-Ferguson,  Mark	​​Health and Social Care	m.freeman-ferguson@napier.ac.uk
Gentleman, Mandy	Health and Social Care	M.Gentleman@napier.ac.uk
Montgomery, Shona	Health and Social Care	S.Montgomery@napier.ac.uk
McHugh, Nessa	Health and Social Care	N.McHugh@napier.ac.uk
Flint, Tom	Arts and Creative Industries	T.Flint@napier.ac.uk
Supartono, Alex	Arts and Creative Industries	A.Supartono@napier.ac.uk
Haynes, David	Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment	D.Haynes@napier.ac.uk
Jan, Sana Ullah	Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment	S.Jan@napier.ac.uk
Le Bras, Pierre	Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment	P.LeBras@napier.ac.uk
Leimich, Petra	Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment	P.Leimich@napier.ac.uk
Morton, Ashley	Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment	A.Morton@napier.ac.uk

Referral to Conduct Committees

In cases of more serious breaches of University regulations, a student may be, where applicable, referred to a University Academic Conduct Committee (UACC) or a University Disciplinary Committee (UDC). These committees will hear the case against the student and, if the allegations are proven, will impose a suitable penalty. Both committees can permanently expel students from the University if a breach is found to be serious enough. 

 

Students who are asked to appear before these committees are recommended seek representation from ENSA Advice Service and staff should advise students in this situation to seek this advice.

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