MGMT 36600 Organizational Development - Clevenger

Plagiarism is using someone else's work—published, unpublished, or AI-generated—without giving credit. This includes copying and pasting from the internet or online sources, whether you use the exact words or rewrite them.

• Check the Student Academic Responsibilities section of the Hiram College Catalog for the definition of plagiarism and its repercussions.
• The Hiram College Writing Center's Style Guide also provides resources to help you avoid plagiarism. 

Paraphrasing Basics from Purdue Owl

• The Jane Goodall Case
• The J.K Rowling potential case
• Vice-President Joe Biden
• Plagiarism from students

The Goblin Threat game was created by Mary Broussard with assistance on question writing from Jessica Urich.

Link to Goblin Threat Plagiarism Game

Some content on this Course Guide was adapted from Dr. Clevenger's course guide collaboration with librarian Brian Sacolic at Wilkes University and Dr. Clevenger's course guide collaboration with librarian Aaron Dobbs at Shippensburg University.