Inquiry to the Copyrights and Patents Committee Sample Clauses

Inquiry to the Copyrights and Patents Committee. To ascertain whether any inventions or materials members of the faculty are planning to prepare, preparing, or have prepared, will be considered College supported. As set forth in this policy, a bargaining unit member initiates an inquiry to the College Committee on Copyrights and Patents, hereafter called the "Committee" to which inquiry the Committee will respond. The Committee shall be appointed by the President and shall consist of five members: two administrators, two bargaining unit members, and one officer of FSCAPE. Either a bargaining unit member or the FSCAPE officer will serve as the chairperson, chairing the meetings and keeping a record of the meetings and the Committee's decisions. The burden of responsibility for seeking agreement concerning the ownership of all inventions and materials developed by a bargaining unit member shall be on the bargaining unit member.
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Inquiry to the Copyrights and Patents Committee. To ascertain whether any inventions or materials a Professional Employee is planning to prepare, preparing, or has prepared, will be considered College supported, as set forth in this policy, a Professional Employee or the College initiates an inquiry to the College Committee on Copyrights and Patents, hereafter called the “Committee” to which inquiry the Committee will respond. The Committee shall be appointed by the President and shall consist of five members: two administrators, two Professional Employees, and one member selected from the Xxxxxx College Foundation. An administrator shall serve as chairman of the Committee and shall moderate at all meetings and shall keep a record of the meetings of the Committee and its decision. The decision of the College Committee on Copyrights and Patents is subject to review by the Board of Trustees. The decision of the Board of Trustees shall be final.
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Inquiry to the Copyrights and Patents Committee. To ascertain whether any inventions or materials members of the bargaining unit are planning to prepare, preparing, or have prepared, will be considered college supported, as set forth in this policy, a bargaining unit member initiates an inquiry to the college committee on Copyrights and Patents, hereafter called the "Committee" to which inquiry the Committee will respond. The Committee shall be appointed by the President and shall consist of five members: two administrators, two bargaining unit members, and one member selected from the Directors of the Xxxxxxx County Community College Foundation. An administrator shall serve as chairman of the Committee and shall moderate at all meetings and shall keep a record of the meetings of the Committee and its decisions. The burden of responsibility for seeking agreement concerning the ownership of all inventions and materials developed by a bargaining unit member shall be on the bargaining unit member.
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