Definition: To steal and pass off (the ideas or words of another) as one's own : use (another's production) without crediting the source. --Merriam-Webster's Online Dictionary
To avoid plagiarizing, you should give credit when:
1. Quoting another person’s actual words
2. Using another person’s ideas, opinion, or theory
3. Using another person's creations like art work, images, illustrations, etc.
4. Borrowing facts, statistics, or other illustrative material, unless the information is common knowledge
The Center for Writing and Academic Achievement (CWAA) will provide online tutoring through Spring 2020. All tutoring appointments & group subject labs will continue via eLearn. Please login to TutorTrac with your myhill username and password for more information, to view the schedule, and book appointments. For any questions, please chat with us on our website https://www.stonehill.edu/offices-and-services/cwaa/ or contact us via email cwaa-services@stonehill.edu.
Phone numbers and email addresses for the Center for Writing and Academic Achievement are:
Devon Sprague, Director
508-565-1751
CWAA-Services@stonehill.edu
Alicia Brienza, Assistant Director
508-565-1570
CWAA-Services@stonehill.edu
Leona O'Neil, Administrative Assistant
508-565-1572
CWAA-Services@stonehill.edu
In order to comply with state COVID-19 safety regulations, building occupancy will be reduced this fall. Call The Desk at 508-565-1313 to find out whether the building is at capacity. Safety measures have also called for some additional changes in library operations. You can learn more about them on the FAQ page of the library website.
Students who wish to meet with a librarian can make an appointment using LibCal.
Text us at 508.709.0223
Call The Desk at 508.565.1313
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