Academic Integrity Hub at UBC Vancouver

The Academic Integrity Hub is situated in the Provost’s Office at UBC Vancouver. The Hub promotes and supports a culture of academic integrity for students, instructors, and Faculties. We develop resources, deliver workshops and events, and facilitate the Diversionary Process for admitted academic misconduct.

The Academic Integrity Hub works across the whole academic integrity cycle. We support promotion, awareness and education initiatives, and provide direct case management for the Diversionary Process.

The Academic Integrity Hub works with the whole UBC community. Our team works directly with students, instructors, Faculties and staff to support awareness around academic integrity and the academic misconduct process at UBC.

To connect with the Academic Integrity Hub team or to learn more about our programs, please use our contact form. 

Our Mission


Awareness

Promoting awareness of academic integrity as a value at UBC.

Education

Enriching understanding of academic integrity concepts, principles and regulations.

Support

Supporting students and Faculties around the academic misconduct process.

Our Services

Instructors, staff, and student groups can request presentations and workshops. Instructors can use our in-class materials in their courses.

We facilitate the Diversionary Process.

The Academic Integrity Hub supports Faculties and students in resolving admitted academic misconduct matters referred to the Diversionary Process.

Several self-guided courses on academic integrity and related skills are available through Canvas.

Our Team

The Academic Integrity Hub is a team dedicated to supporting academic integrity initiatives and programs for students, instructors and Faculties. To connect with the team, please use our contact form. 

Simon Bates

Provides executive leadership to the Academic Integrity Hub as part of a broader portfolio of teaching and learning initiatives in the Provost’s Office. 

Ainsley Rouse



Leads the Academic Integrity Hub and its team, directs strategic initiatives, education and awareness projects, engages in research, provincial and national networks, works with student advocates and leaders.

Carly Gardner


Manages the Diversionary Process for admitted academic misconduct, working with students and Faculties to resolve misconduct cases, coordinates IT operations, facilitates education and awareness activities.

Anna Bakhchedjian


Develops student engagement initiatives, coordinates student outreach, facilitates education and awareness activities, supports the Diversionary Process, liaises with students and student groups.

This is an educative website intended to support understanding of the topics and associated processes and does not constitute legal advice nor impose legal obligations on the University. The content of this site may be updated. The Academic Calendar is the official governing document, and where there is any inconsistency or contradiction between this educative website and the Academic Calendar provisions governing academic integrity and academic misconduct, the Academic Calendar governs.

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