Why Due Process Matters in Academic Integrity Cases - with Jake Kasper, Assistant Director, Office of Student Support & Accountability, Student Life & Engagement, Michigan State University
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In this episode, part of our Academic Integrity Series, sponsored by Pangram Labs,
YOUR guest is Jake Kasper, Assistant Director, Office of Student Support & Accountability, Student Life & Engagement, Michigan State University
YOUR cohost is Bradley Emi, Cofounder & CTO, Pangram Labs
YOUR host is Elvin Freytes
- How does Kasper define academic integrity & its philosophy at Michigan State University?
- What process does MSU use to ensure students have due process when academic dishonesty is reported?
- How does Michigan State University approach AI tools & academic misconduct?
- What approach does faculty take when academic misconduct is suspected?
- Why does MSU focus on "restorative justice" rather than punishing students?
Topics include:
- Managing academic integrity for 40,000 undergraduate students
- Creating clear guidelines for appropriate tool use across different colleges
- Providing due process through formal reporting & intervention courses
- Using preponderance of evidence rather than "beyond reasonable doubt" standard
- Giving students opportunity to expunge first-time violations from their record
- The future of AI as a tool to enhance human intelligence while maintaining integrity
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