Members of the Public Relations Student Society of America will be promoting academic integrity and giving away candy today on campus.

The group launched an awareness campaign earlier this week to educate MSU students of the dangers of academic dishonesty and its long-term effects. It will have an information booth in the International Center from noon to 2 p.m. At the booth, students will be asked to sign a pledge of academic honesty and receive candy treats.

"If you're smart enough to get into MSU, you're smart enough not to cheat," said communication senior and society member Sarah Sherwood.

The presentation is titled "You're Smarter Than That ... Academic Integrity, It Lasts a Lifetime" and will explain some of the dangers of cheating, including possibly getting kicked out of MSU.