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Danielle Mercure
Plagiarism is using someone else's work and not attributing credit to them for that work.

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Hi, I'm Wendy. I'm the PreK-12 librarian at an independent school in Rhode Island. I define plagiarism as the intentional or unintentional use of intellectual property without proper citation.

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Hi my name is Katie Baker and I am currently a Library Page in a public library. I personally define plagiarism as using someone else’s ideas without citing them as the original source.

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Hi, I'm Kara Musci and I am a former classroom teacher and Library Media Specialist.  I am currently a SAHM and working on finishing my degree.  I would define plagiarism as taking someone else's ideas or words and claiming them as your own without giving them credit.

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Hi! my name is Alyce and after this semester is over I will have 2 classes left until I finish the MLIS program. I would define plagiarism as using someone else's work without giving them credit.

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Hi I'm Joel Newsome, I'm 4 classes away from completing the MLIS program with a focus in public librarianship. To me, plagiarism means presenting someone else's work or ideas without citation.

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Hi, I'm Melissa Skinnell and I'm an IT project manager studying to be a librarian. To me, plagiarism is using someone else's content without citing it and giving them credit. The one piece about this topic that gets me a little turned around is the question: What is truly new knowledge? Has someone already come up with every idea that I have? As long as I don't know someone already presented it, I suppose it doesn't fall under the category of plagiarism, but it does get me tied in knots sometimes. 

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Hi, I'm Melissa Skinnell and I'm an IT project manager studying to be a librarian. To me, plagiarism is using someone else's content without citing it and giving them credit. The one piece about this topic that gets me a little turned around is the question: What is truly new knowledge? Has someone already come up with every idea that I have? As long as I don't know someone already presented it, I suppose it doesn't fall under the category of plagiarism, but it does get me tied in knots sometimes. 

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Hi, I'm Kristen! I am part of the MLIS program here hoping to become a public librarian.

Plagiarism is using someone else's ideas without giving credit to the creator.

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Hi, my name is Brenna Carrellas and I'm working towards a degree in school librarianship. I would define Plagiarism as taking the credit for someone else's work by not using citations and giving credit to the author.

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Hi, I'm Lilli! I'm studying to be a school librarian.

Plagiarism is passing off someone else's intellectual property as your own.

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Hello, my name is Sarah Gordon. I am taking the MLIS degree at URI and am planning on working in a public library. Plagiarism is copying or reproducing someone's publication without legal permission and in a manner that exceeds the limits of the Fair Use doctrine.

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Hello! I'm Aristide a MLIS student at URI and I'm interested in art librarianship.

Simply put: plagiarism is claiming someone else's intellectual labor as your own.

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My name is Taja Shelton I am a public librarian studying to be a school librarian. I enjoy reading and learning about topics i have little knowledge in and I'm looking forward to teaching you what I know about Plagiarism.
My definition of plagiarism is the act of taking someone's work and using it as your own, without an acknowledgement of the actual owner.

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Hi! My name is Melanie D and I'm a former public librarian turned school librarian back at URI to get SLM cert.  In short, plagiarism is passing someone's work off as your own. It can be intentional, or it can be unintentional if you do not accurately cite your sources while benefiting from their intellectual property.