Teaching & Learning
- Hollins prohibits unauthorized assistance on academic work under its Honor Code, and plagiarism is explicitly included as cheating
- The provided sources do not mention AI specifically, but any AI use on graded work would be governed only by this general rule against unauthorized assistance
#### Cheating
which includes but is not limited to giving or receiving unauthorized assistance on academic work. This also includes plagiarism.
- Hollins does not provide an AI-specific examinations rule in the provided sources
- Exams and other assessed work would fall under the general Honor Code prohibition on unauthorized assistance and plagiarism
#### Cheating
which includes but is not limited to giving or receiving unauthorized assistance on academic work. This also includes plagiarism.
Research
- It also states that Microsoft Copilot is available to faculty with enterprise-level data protection when signed in with Hollins credentials
- The provided instructional technology source identifies Qualtrics as available for research and notes that faculty may use technology tools when collecting data, but it does not define any AI-specific rules for research data or analysis
Hollins University supports teaching and learning with a range of technology tools available to all faculty. Whether you're designing a course, collecting data, or exploring new ways to engage students, there are resources here to help — and a person to help you use them.
* Qualtrics — A powerful survey and data collection platform available to Hollins faculty for research, course assessments, and more
* Microsoft Copilot — An AI assistant available to Hollins faculty through our Microsoft 365 subscription, with enterprise-level data protection when signed in with Hollins credentials
Academic Integrity
- The provided sources do not set any AI-specific disclosure or citation requirement
- The only relevant rule is the general Honor Code requirement that community members uphold the code and avoid cheating and plagiarism
The Honor Code, which embodies these ideals, applies to and must be upheld by all members of the Hollins community.
#### Cheating
which includes but is not limited to giving or receiving unauthorized assistance on academic work. This also includes plagiarism.
- The provided sources do not mention AI detection tools
- For enforcement generally, the Honor Code states that all community members must uphold the code and that students are subject to prosecution if they fail to report a violation
The Honor Code, which embodies these ideals, applies to and must be upheld by all members of the Hollins community.
I, ________________________________, place myself under the Honor System of Hollins University. I understand that a plea of ignorance will not excuse me in the matter. I also understand that I am subject to prosecution should I fail to report a violation.
Institutional & Administrative
- The provided sources do not define rules for faculty use of AI in grading, feedback, recommendation letters, or administrative communications
- Hollins makes Microsoft Copilot available to faculty through its Microsoft 365 subscription and frames instructional technology as support for teaching and learning
Hollins University supports teaching and learning with a range of technology tools available to all faculty.
* Microsoft Copilot — An AI assistant available to Hollins faculty through our Microsoft 365 subscription, with enterprise-level data protection when signed in with Hollins credentials
For help with course design, Moodle, instructional tools, or integrating technology into your teaching, contact:
- The provided sources do not define broader data-classification rules, prohibited AI platforms, or institution-wide approval requirements beyond this statement
- Hollins identifies Microsoft Copilot as an available AI assistant for faculty and states that it has enterprise-level data protection when used with Hollins credentials
* Microsoft Copilot — An AI assistant available to Hollins faculty through our Microsoft 365 subscription, with enterprise-level data protection when signed in with Hollins credentials
DocuMark: Responsible AI Use for Academic Integrity
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Common Questions About Hollins University's AI Policies
Hollins University has defined AI policies in 7 of 12 categories, with an overall coverage score of 58%.
The provided sources do not set any AI-specific disclosure or citation requirement. The only relevant rule is the general Honor Code requirement that community members uphold the code and avoid cheating and plagiarism.
The provided sources do not mention AI detection tools. For enforcement generally, the Honor Code states that all community members must uphold the code and that students are subject to prosecution if they fail to report a violation.
Hollins identifies Microsoft Copilot as an available AI assistant for faculty and states that it has enterprise-level data protection when used with Hollins credentials. The provided sources do not define broader data-classification rules, prohibited AI platforms, or institution-wide approval requirements beyond this statement.