How to deal with the school's failure to formulate a responsibility book for fraud prevention?

1. Contact the school leaders or the person in charge of the Academic Affairs Office, suggest to formulate the anti-fraud responsibility book, and put forward your own suggestions and opinions.

2. Actively participate in the school's anti-fraud publicity activities, publicize anti-fraud knowledge, and improve students' awareness of self-prevention. You can take the initiative to apply to the school's propaganda department or community organizations, set up anti-fraud publicity groups, and carry out some targeted publicity activities.

3. Initiate anti-fraud initiatives in student unions or classes, and improve students' anti-fraud awareness and ability by organizing lectures and distributing publicity materials.

4. If the school has not formulated the anti-fraud responsibility book, you can refer to the experience and practices of other schools, formulate a responsibility book for anti-fraud yourself, and make suggestions to the school leaders or the person in charge of the academic affairs office to attract the attention and attention of the school.