Common use of - Royalties, Copyrights and Patents Clause in Contracts

- Royalties, Copyrights and Patents. In accordance with the laws of the State of Florida, a faculty member shall have the right to ownership of all work products that relate to educational endeavors, if such products are the result of independent labors and are not produced as a result of a specific agreement with the College. Such endeavors may include any patent rights, copyrights and royalties, as well as associated profits derived there from. Unless the contribution is substantial, faculty shall not accept royalties or other compensation from the sale of a custom text created by a publisher specifically for use at the College if that faculty was not an original author of the unmodified version of the existing edition of the text. When products are the result of a specific agreement with the College, the Board and a faculty member may enter into an agreement to establish the percentage of ownership of trademarks, copyrights or patents for work products that relate to educational endeavors in accordance with the laws of the State of Florida.

- Royalties, Copyrights and Patents. In accordance with the laws of the State of Florida, a faculty member shall have the right to ownership of all work products that relate to educational endeavors, endeavors if such products are the result of independent labors and are not produced as a result of a specific agreement with the College. Such endeavors may include any patent rights, copyrights copyrights, and royalties, as well as associated profits derived there from. Unless the contribution is substantial, a faculty member shall not accept royalties or other compensation from the sale of a custom text created by a publisher specifically for use at the College if that faculty member was not an original author of the unmodified version of the existing edition of the text. When products are the result of a specific agreement with the College, the Board Board, and a faculty member may enter into an agreement to establish the percentage of ownership of trademarks, copyrights copyrights, or patents for work products that relate to educational endeavors in accordance with the laws of the State of Florida.

- Royalties, Copyrights and Patents. In accordance with the laws of the State of Florida, a faculty member shall have the right to ownership of all work products that relate to educational endeavors, if such products are the result of independent labors and are not produced as a result of a specific agreement with the College. Such endeavors may include any patent rights, copyrights and royalties, as well as associated profits derived there from. Unless the contribution is substantial, a faculty member shall not accept royalties or other compensation from the sale of a custom text created by a publisher specifically for use at the College if that faculty member was not an original author of the unmodified version of the existing edition of the text. When products are the result of a specific agreement with the College, the Board and a faculty member may enter into an agreement to establish the percentage of ownership of trademarks, copyrights or patents for work products that relate to educational endeavors in accordance with the laws of the State of Florida.