Student Policies
Student Conduct & Responsible AI Use Policy
Expectations for professional conduct, academic integrity, and responsible use of AI tools.
Effective for Independent Student EnrollmentLast updated: October 30, 2026
Professional conduct
Treat MILD staff and other participants with courtesy and respect. Harassment, discrimination, and threats are not permitted.
Academic integrity
Submit your own work. Do not copy others' work, share assessment answers, or have someone else complete coursework for you.
Human responsibility
You remain responsible for any work, decision, or output you produce with AI assistance.
Verify AI output
Check AI-generated content for accuracy, completeness, and bias before relying on it.
Confidential and sensitive data
Do not enter confidential, proprietary, or sensitive personal information into AI tools without authorization.
Employer and workplace rules
Follow your employer's policies on AI use and data handling when applying what you learn at work.
Human review for consequential decisions
Consequential or high-risk decisions require meaningful human review and must not be delegated to AI alone.
Transparency
Disclose AI assistance when course instructions or workplace rules require it.
Intellectual property
Respect the intellectual property of MILD and others.
No unauthorized recording or distribution
Do not record, copy, or distribute course sessions or materials without written permission.
Account security
Keep your login credentials private. Do not share your account.
Assessment integrity
Use AI tools during assessments only where the assessment instructions permit.
Prohibited technical misuse
Do not attempt to bypass access controls, disrupt systems, scrape content, or introduce malicious code.
Fair review
Alleged violations are reviewed fairly. You will be told of the concern and given an opportunity to respond before a decision is made.
No retaliation
MILD does not retaliate against anyone who reports a concern in good faith.
Applicable law
MILD policies are subject to applicable law. Where the law gives you greater rights than these terms, those legally required rights control.
Contact
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877-806-4824
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https://mitchellsinstitute.com
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