Honor Council

The Honor Code of the University of Colorado School of Medicine is rooted in principles that emphasize ethical conduct and accountability among its students. Established since at least 1908, it serves as a foundation to promote integrity and discourage dishonest behaviors within the medical school community.

Key tenets of the Honor Code include:

  1. Prohibition of Dishonesty: Students are expected not to lie, cheat, steal, or take unfair advantage of others.
  2. Mutual Accountability: Students are responsible for upholding the Honor Code and holding their peers accountable for any breaches.
  3. Creating a Trustworthy Environment: The goal is to foster an atmosphere of mutual trust and respect among all members of the campus and medical community.

The Honor Code and its associated Honor Council have evolved over time to maintain relevance and effectiveness in promoting ethical behavior. This system not only imposes responsibilities but also grants freedoms to students, aiming to cultivate a community where unethical conduct is not tolerated.

For further details, students are encouraged to consult the Medical Student Honor Code document or reach out to honor council representatives for guidance and support.

Jacob Lebin

 

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