Teaching & Learning
- The university prohibits the use of artificial intelligence or machine learning tools for coursework, assignments, essays, presentations, project reports, and other documents unless expressly authorized by the instructor
AI or machine learning tools are not permitted to complete coursework, unless authorized by the instructor. To do so is considered a form of cheating and is a violation of academic integrity. Submission of any work that has been generated by artificial intelligence or machine learning without authorization from the instructor is considered a form of cheating and a violation of academic integrity. Students are prohibited from using unauthorized AI-generated text or images in coursework, assignments, essays, presentations, project reports, and other documents unless expressly permitted by the instructor.
Research
Academic Integrity
- The university treats unauthorized use of artificial intelligence as a form of academic dishonesty
- Students are prohibited from using AI or machine learning tools in ways not authorized by the instructor, and violations are handled through the university's academic integrity process
AI or machine learning tools are not permitted to complete coursework, unless authorized by the instructor. To do so is considered a form of cheating and is a violation of academic integrity. See Cheating/Plagiarism for the university response to such behavior.
Submission of any work that has been generated by artificial intelligence or machine learning without authorization from the instructor is considered a form of cheating and a violation of academic integrity. Students are prohibited from using unauthorized AI-generated text or images in coursework, assignments, essays, presentations, project reports, and other documents unless expressly permitted by the instructor.
Institutional & Administrative
- In those settings, entering patient, clinical, or assignment content into AI systems is prohibited
- The university bars the use of publicly available AI software in certain nursing academic settings because of confidentiality, privacy, and compliance risks
The use of publicly available artificial intelligence software to process content for assignments and other assessments and to record or document patient care in all courses and academic experiences in the graduate nursing program is prohibited. This includes software such as ChatGPT, Open AI, Grammarly, Quizlet, and others. This prohibition is in place to ensure compliance with HIPAA regulations and maintain patient and student confidentiality and privacy.
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Common Questions About La Salle University's AI Policies
La Salle University has defined AI policies in 3 of 12 categories, with an overall coverage score of 25%.
No explicit disclosure requirement is currently defined in the available policy sources.
The university treats unauthorized use of artificial intelligence as a form of academic dishonesty. Students are prohibited from using AI or machine learning tools in ways not authorized by the instructor, and violations are handled through the university's academic integrity process.
The university bars the use of publicly available AI software in certain nursing academic settings because of confidentiality, privacy, and compliance risks. In those settings, entering patient, clinical, or assignment content into AI systems is prohibited.