NWCCU Standard 9- Institutional Integrity Dottie Shank Barnett November 5, 2008 SU 219.

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NWCCU Standard 9- Institutional Integrity Dottie Shank Barnett November 5, 2008 SU 219

Standard 9 Team Ardyth Sohn - Journalism Media Cathy Allen - Fine Arts Daryl Privott - Research & Grad Studies Jose Elique - Police Department Rolando Mosquesda - Purchasing Amy Ansari - Public Lands Institute

Standard 9 Institutional Integrity Governing Board Members Administrators Faculty Staff

Standard 9 Basic Principles Advocates High Ethical Standards in the Management of UNLV Operations Dealings with Students The Public Organizations External Agencies

Evaluations Policies Procedures Publications Do we do what we advertise?

Advertise Accurately Consistent Representation: Catalogues Publications Official Statements Public Prospective Students

Conflict of Interest Defines and Prohibited by: Governing Board Members Administrators Faculty Staff

Free Pursuit Dissemination of Knowledge Consistent with UNLV’s Mission and Goals Policies Practices Commitment to Free Pursuit

Suggested Supporting Documentation 1.Statements or Policies on Academic Freedom 2.Statements or Policies on Conflict of Interest 3.Policies which guarantee fair treatment of –Faculty –Administration –Staff –Students 4.Copies of Print and Electronic Promotional Materials 5.Codes of Conduct, Statements of Ethical Behavior

Questions