UVA HONOR COMMITTEE SURVEY
Honor Survey

2006 Survey Information

• A copy of the November 26, 2006 report in PDF available here
• A copy of the November 26 appendixes in PDF available here
• A copy of the November 26, 2006 presentation is available here
• Hypertext version of the survey questionnaire to access detailed cross-tabs for each survey question here
• Open ended comments (edited to remove identifying information or offensive language) by respondents here
  

  Articles on the survey:

  • Daily Progress December 27, 2006 Article here
  • CSR correction to article in November 29 Cavalier Daily here
  • Cavalier Daily Article November 29, 2006 here
  • Cavalier Daily correction to November 28, 2006 article here
  • Cavalier Daily Article November 28, 2006 here

The Honor Code is an important part of University of Virginia life. The Honor Committee, an elected body of University students, sponsored this survey to better understand how the Honor System influences the interaction of teaching faculty (including graduate teaching assistants) with their students. This questionnaire asked faculty and teaching assistants about their knowledge and experience with the Honor System. All responses were completely anonymous. All information gathered in this survey was reported in the aggregate so that no individual responses could be tied to a participant in any way.

Respondents were able to answer most of the questions by simply selecting the number that best represents their experience. Any questions they did not wish to answer they were free to skip. Space was provided near the end of the questionnaire for respondents to write additional comments if they wished.

We thank everyone who participated in this survey!

Questions about the website should be directed to technical support at the Center for Survey Research using the “contact us” link to the left. Questions about the content of the survey should be directed to the principal investigator, Thomas Guterbock at tomg@virginia.edu