| Regardless of your intent, each of the following constitutes plagiarism: | 
 Direct Plagiarism -- including a verbatim quotation without a proper citation
Direct Plagiarism -- including a verbatim quotation without a proper citation
 Paraphrasing without a citation...passing off the ideas of others as your own
Paraphrasing without a citation...passing off the ideas of others as your own
 The inclusion of graphics, tables, charts or web pages without proper acknowledgement
The inclusion of graphics, tables, charts or web pages without proper acknowledgement
 Double dipping -- turning in the same paper for more than one class
Double dipping -- turning in the same paper for more than one class
| Some tips to help you avoid accidental plagiarism include: | 
 Start your research early -- procrastination can lead to last minute stress & sloppy work
Start your research early -- procrastination can lead to last minute stress & sloppy work
 Keep notes or a bibliography of the sources you consult as you go -- it is easier than reconstructing it at the end.
Keep notes or a bibliography of the sources you consult as you go -- it is easier than reconstructing it at the end.
 Contact or visit the Writing Center for help on  incorporating your evidence & sources into your paper.
Contact or visit the Writing Center for help on  incorporating your evidence & sources into your paper.
Adapted from Vanderbilt University Libraries (current as of 2/9/2021)