Common use of College Right of Use Clause in Contracts

College Right of Use. Intellectual property created by the employee in the fulfillment of the employee’s normal duties and responsibilities under this collective bargaining agreement is presumed to belong to the employee for proprietary or marketing purposes outside of the College, but is available to the college for internal program/course review, and for review by external governing, accrediting or funding agencies regulating the college. The College shall be entitled to benefit without further cost from the use of that property within the College for instructional or other educational purposes for the duration of the employee’s employment with the College.

College Right of Use. Intellectual property created by the employee faculty member in the fulfillment of the employeefaculty member’s normal duties and responsibilities under this collective bargaining agreement is presumed to belong to the employee faculty member for proprietary or marketing purposes outside of the College, but is available to the college College for internal program/course review, and for review by external governing, accrediting or funding agencies regulating the collegeCollege. The College shall be entitled to benefit without further cost from the use of that property within the College for instructional or other educational purposes for the duration of the employeefaculty member’s employment with the College.