CIAA members Rachel Schoenig and Michael Clifton joined Sherri Sampson (University of Maryland Global Campus) and Wesley Smith (Executive Director of the Presidents Forum) for a thoughtful discussion on academic…
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CIAA was recently featured on the PSI Services, LLC podcast! CIAA board member, Rachel Schoenig, had the opportunity to join Dr. Isabelle Gonthier, Chief Assessments Officer at PSI, for a…
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In United States v. Amiri et al., several former California police officers were convicted of wire fraud in August 2024 for participating in a diploma-for-hire scheme. The officers—Morteza Amiri, Patrick…
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Pillsbury Law firm published an analysis of the new anti-commercial cheating law in Georgia. The new legislation, based on the model statute proposed by CIAA, is a significant step forward…
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Ohio Senator Andrew Brenner has proposed a budget amendment that adopts the CIAA Model Statute in almost its entirety. If it becomes law, it will provide institutions of higher education,…
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The popular integrity blog, The Cheat Sheet, recently highlighted CIAA and its role in the groundbreaking bill in Georgia that makes the sale of commercial cheating services illegal. Derek Newton,…
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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…
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On May 14th, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp officially signed Senate Bill 213 into law. This law, based in large part upon CIAA’s Model Statute and the result of CIAA's efforts,…
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