SARI (Scholarship and Research Integrity) Program for Engineering and Technology Students

In order to satisfy the Scholarship and Research Integrity (SARI) requirement for a Penn State master's degree, all graduate students in the data analytics, engineering management, information science, software engineering, and systems engineering programs are required to participate in five hours of discussion-based activities surrounding topics pertaining to the responsible conduct of research.

In the Penn State Great Valley Engineering and Technology SARI Module, topics pertaining to plagiarism, conflict of interest, research misconduct, and collaboration will be discussed via three case study-based forums. The discussions will take place asynchronously over a two-week period and the module is offered four times per year. Successful completion of the requirements in a single module will satisfy the SARI requirement for a Penn State degree.

Students must be actively enrolled in their first semester or later to be eligible to enroll in SARI. Students must complete the SARI requirement in order to be eligible to graduate.

Enrollment for the fall I 2020 module is CURRENTLY OPEN. Enrollment is limited, so we will accept requests until the roster fills to capacity, or until August 19. If you wish to enroll in the fall I module, please email [email protected] and include the following information:

• Name
• Degree Program
• 9-digit Penn State ID number
• Access ID (xyz123@psu.edu)

NOTE: SARI is offered in fall and spring semesters only; it is not available in summer.

Questions? Contact [email protected].