David Rettinger, UMW professor of psychological science and director of academic integrity programs, and former president of the International Center for Academic Integrity, spoke to Times Higher Education for a piece titled “Zero cheating is a pipe dream, but we still need to push academic integrity.” Rettinger and Erica Price Burns offer key points for institutions to consider when creating systems that encourage academic integrity among students. Read more. 

Professor of Psychological Science and Director of Academic Integrity Programs David Rettinger spoke to Inside Higher Education for an article titled “Simple Interventions Can Curb Cheating, Study Finds.” Rettinger, president emeritus of the International Center for Academic Integrity, said several interventions in the study have previously proven effective, including talking with students about the definition and importance of academic integrity. Read more.

Professor of Psychological Science and Director of Academic Integrity Programs David Rettinger spoke to Times Higher Education for a story titled, “Zero cheating is a pipe dream, but we still need to push academic integrity.” In the article, Rettinger and Erica Price Burns, who leads the research practice at Whiteboard Advisors, offer key points for institutions to consider when creating systems that encourage academic integrity among students. Read more.

Professor of Psychological Services David Rettinger was published in an article entitled “Combating Student Cheating: Key Podcast Reprise” in Inside Higher Education. Rettinger is director of academic integrity programs at UMW, and Kate McConnell is assistant vice president for research and assessment and director of the Value Institute at the Association of American Colleges and Universities. Read more.