Library Research Guides: Understanding Academic Dishonesty: Campus Resources

Dean of Students

Dr. Carla Martinez, Dean of Students

Contact:

Phone: 714-895-8781

Location:

Learning Resource Center, 3rd Floor

Mission:

At Golden West College, the Dean of Students Office strives to uphold the academic integrity of our educational programs on campus. Academic Integrity is an important part of ensuring that grades assigned are indicative of the knowledge and skill level of each student. Academic dishonesty - such as acts like plagiarism, cheating, or collusion - threatens the quality of our students' education. When implementing our academic misconduct disciplinary processes, the Dean of Students Office requires students to practice academic integrity as a demonstration of respect to faculty, peers, and the larger GWC campus community.

Where To Go For More Help

Campus Resources

Golden West College is invested in supporting all students in reaching their personal and academic goals. Here are some available campus resources that support your overall success:

Academic Success Center
The Academic Success Center provides tools and information about time management, academic coaching, test-taking, and more.
Disabled Students Programs and Services (DSPS)
Disability Access Services provides a variety of programs and services which allow eligible students with disabilities the opportunity to participate fully in all aspects of college programs and activities through appropriate and reasonable accommodations.
International Student Program (ISP)
If you are an international student who would like additional support you can contact ISP for information.
Mental Health Services: Student Health Center
The Student Health Center is a resource for students looking for support in addressing mental wellbeing.
Science Technology Engineering and Math Center (STEM Center)
For additional free tutoring, the STEM Center is a resource available for students.
Student Equity and Achievement Program (SEAP)
The Equity Office provides a number of services, including The Stand (food), The Rack (clothing), Chromebook Loan Program, and more, to promote student success regardless of race, gender, age, disability, or economic circumstance.