1. cheating
1.1. definition of academic dishonesty
1.1.1. different types
1.2. number of students admit to cheating
1.2.1. 63,700 US undergraduate and 9,250 graduate students
1.3. goes against school rules
1.4. consequences of plagiarism
1.4.1. school, career,
2. drugs
2.1. deaths from prescription stimulants
2.1.1. more deaths from prescription drugs that car accidents
2.1.2. death every 19 minutes
2.2. drugs used to "help" study
2.2.1. Ritalin or Adderall
2.2.1.1. how easy it is for students to get drugs
2.2.1.1.1. why schools have a hard time inforcing a code
2.3. consequences of drug use
3. hazing
3.1. number of reports
3.1.1. more than 250,000
3.2. law on hazing
3.2.1. 44 out of 50 states
3.3. consequenses of hazing
3.3.1. death, imprisonment
4. resources
4.1. The Harvard Theological Review
4.1.1. I chose this book because it is a reliable source. it is published and trustworthy for a resource.
4.2. www.stophazing.org
4.2.1. This is a website that is trying to stop hazing across the united states by making people aware of it. This website started in 1995 and is still up and functional.
4.3. www.clintonfoundation.org
4.3.1. I used this as a resource because the information I gathered is from the Clinton Foundation and it is a well known foundation.
4.4. www.nacada.ksu.edu
4.4.1. This resource is from Kansas State University. It is backed by the NACADA executive office.
4.5. Crisis on Campus: Confronting Academic Misconduct
4.5.1. I found this book in the APUS library. the book is very detailed and helpful.