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Plagiarism in any form is a violation of the UCLA Student Conduct Code. All class assignments are expected to be original work submitted by individual students; or, if directed by the instructor, by students working in a team. Plagiarism in any form is a violation of the UCLA Student Conduct Code. Plagiarism includes, but is not limited to, the use of another person’s work (including words, ideas, designs, or data) without giving appropriate attribution or citation. This includes, but is not…
Students are expected to be aware of and comply with official student conduct policies and regulations. UCLA maintains the highest standards of quality, institutional integrity, and freedom of expression so its work can go forward freely, with full recognition by all concerned of the rights, privileges, and responsibilities of those who comprise its community. UCLA students assume these privileges and responsibilities upon admission and cannot use ignorance of these policies as justification…
The Writing II requirement is designed to improve the proficiency and range of undergraduate student writing. To improve the range and proficiency of undergraduate writing skills, undergraduate students must complete a two-tier writing requirement. To satisfy this requirement, students must complete a composition course (Writing I) and then take a more advanced Writing II course that introduces them to the ways different disciplines use writing to discover, evaluate, and disseminate new…
UCLA students have the opportunity to take classes at other UC campuses or to participate in an intercampus visitor program.
Civic engagement brings UCLA and local, state, and national communities together to learn and teach each other valuable lessons and skills that will last a lifetime. At UCLA there are many opportunities to participate in civic engagement.
Explore opportunities that combine teaching, research, and community-engaged learning. Learn about scholarships, and internships that earn academic credit. Collaborate with local, state, and national communities and organizations. Structured and rigorous academic courses that promote citizenship, leadership, and social justice through community teaching and learning experiences are offered through the Community Engagement and Social Change minor and 195CE internship courses. These courses…
Civic engagement includes an awareness of public issues and active participation in the community. Students apply what they have learned and generate new knowledge across disciplines through research and scholarship. The interdisciplinary Community Engagement and Social Change minor offers students a core analytical, experiential, and theoretical framework for understanding issues of social inequality and community knowledge—and examining strategies for social change—through sustained community…