Plagiarism is the witting or unwitting use of someone else's words or ideas without acknowledging it by means of notation and/or reference and is a serious problem among college students today - and even here at Flagler College. One thing that makes plagiarism difficult to deal with is that many students are honestly not even aware of what constitutes plagiarism and what does not.
In order to help students figure out what plagiarism is, and what it is not, a link "Avoiding Plagiarism" has been placed on the Proctor Library home page, near the bottom under "Find Information."
Of course, you can always ask a librarian for help if you're wondering whether you have accidently plagiarized something in your work.
"Be well, do good work, and keep in touch." --Garrison Keilor
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- The Proctor Library was opened in 1996 and anchors the northwest corner of the College’s campus – the corner of Valencia and Sevilla Streets. The Library offers both an elegant and aesthetic environment to all users while at the same time providing the latest and most current in information services and information technology. The Library is named for Dr. William Proctor, the College Chancellor and former president (1971-2001).
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