A recent Forbes article touts the new Georgia law addressing commercial cheating services and calls out the work of CIAA. The article extensively quotes CIAA representatives and highlights CIAA’s efforts to combat commercial cheating.
– “[CIAA] members “have joined together to change the laws in the United States and to raise awareness of the harm caused by commercial cheating services”-Rachel Schoenig, CIAA Board Member
– “Commercial cheating services undermine education, workforce readiness, and our professional licensure protections. Education and assessment are critical parts of creating a skilled and competent workforce”-Michael Clifton, CIAA co-Executive Director
– “The handful of states with laws that address the sale of cheating services have statutes that pre-date the internet and are not designed to address today’s issues. Cheating services are taking advantage of these archaic laws for their own profit”- Rachel Schoenig, CIAA Board Member
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