Illinois Wesleyan University AI Policy

The use of AI in coursework is determined

by the faculty of record for each course per the course syllabus. In some

courses, judicious use of AI may be allowed. However, in other courses,

because of the learning objectives, AI may not be allowed in any form.

Using any kind of AI, without citing it as a reference, is a form of plagiarism

and subject to the penalties as outlined in the University handbook.

Using any kind of AI, without citing it as a reference, is a form of plagiarism

and subject to the penalties as outlined in the University handbook.

When to cite a source: Cite a source whenever you use the

• Words (written or spoken)

• Ideas

• Research data

• Formulae

• Artistic creations (images, music) of another person or agency.

because what is considered the “correct” way of citing and quoting varies among

disciplines, your instructors may specify which set of guidelines is to be followed

for a specific class assignment.

Using any kind of AI, without citing it as a reference, is a form of plagiarism and subject to the penalties as outlined in the University handbook.

Faculty who wish to file an incident of academic dishonesty should complete the form and forward it to the Associate Provost at 211 Holmes Hall.

Appeals are heard by the Academic Appeals Board, which is convened by the Illinois Wesleyan Registrar, Dr. Leslie Betz (lbetz@iwu.edu). The Board follows specific procedures for those hearings.

AI Resource Guide for Faculty [listed as available resource on the IWU library faculty resources page]

The use of AI in coursework is determined by the faculty of record for each course per the course syllabus.

AI Resource Guide for Faculty [listed as available resource on the IWU library faculty resources page]

AI Guide for Students [listed as available resource on the IWU library faculty/student resources page]