Just in time for the first day of classes at many universities, we’re reminded of one of the less admirable aspects of higher education. Purdue University’s women’s basketball team has been placed on probation for two years because an assistant coach committed academic fraud by helping a student write a term paper. In emails sent [...]
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“Finish the paper . . . dang!”
Posted in academic, coaching, ethics, higher education, student athletes, teaching writing, underprepared students, writing on August 25, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
