Common use of Internal Use Clause in Contracts

Internal Use. The College shall expect a faculty member to create materials for the record-keeping, evaluation of, and/or presentation to students in the faculty member’s service delivery (i.e., syllabi, assignments, and exams). In such cases the College shall have the right to expect the faculty member to use such materials in their classrooms without the College’s paying royalties. Intellectual property created for the fulfillment of the faculty member’s normal duties and responsibilities are presumed to belong to the faculty member, except as otherwise agreed upon in this Article. However, the College shall have access when appropriate to such properties for internal review or for review by external regulating and accrediting agencies.

Internal Use. The College shall expect a faculty member to create materials for the record-keeping, evaluation of, and/or presentation to students in the faculty member’s service delivery (i.e., syllabi, assignments, and exams). In such cases the College shall have the right to expect the faculty member to use such materials in their his/her classrooms without the College’s paying royalties. Intellectual property created for the fulfillment of the faculty member’s normal duties and responsibilities are presumed to belong to the faculty member, except as otherwise agreed upon in this Article. However, the College shall have access when appropriate to such properties for internal review or for review by external regulating and accrediting agencies.