WRITTEN WORKS, IMAGES, AND ART OBJECTS Sample Clauses

WRITTEN WORKS, IMAGES, AND ART OBJECTS. During the 45 DAY EXPERIMENT instruction, including but not limited to class session, question and answer, small group, and individualized personal instruction, I may be asked to generate written works, images, or art objects (collectively ‘Works’). These may include but are not limited to feedback responses, class exercises, and emails to the 45 DAY EXPERIMENT staff. Given that these Works may include information about other participants in the course, I understand that I may not share them with anyone unless I am specifically requested to by the 45 DAY EXPERIMENT ORGANIZATION. I also understand that these recordings may contain information of research or instructional interest to the Center for the Study of Non-Symbolic Consciousness. Accordingly, I acknowledge that any and all of said Works are the exclusive property of the Center for the Study of Non-Symbolic Consciousness. I further acknowledge that the Center for the Study of Non- Symbolic Consciousness is the exclusive copyright owner. I shall have no claim, right or interest to any of these Works and my signature hereto grants permission to the Center for the Study of Non-Symbolic Consciousness use any of said Works. I do hereby hold harmless and forever release the Center for the Study of Non-Symbolic Consciousness and 45 DAY EXPERIMENT ORGANIZATION and their licensees, agents and assigns from any claims arising from the use of said Works.
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WRITTEN WORKS, IMAGES, AND ART OBJECTS. During the THRIVING IN FUNDAMENTAL WELLBEING PROGRAM instruction, including but not limited to class session, question and answer, small group, and individualized personal instruction, I may be asked to generate written works, images, or art objects (collectively ‘Works’). These may include but are not limited to feedback responses, class exercises, and emails to the course staff. I acknowledge that any and all of said Works are the exclusive property of THRIVING IN FUNDAMENTAL WELLBEING PROGRAM ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT for use in the THRIVING IN FUNDAMENTAL WELLBEING PROGRAM. I further acknowledge that THRIVING IN FUNDAMENTAL WELLBEING PROGRAM ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT is the exclusive copyright owner. I shall have no claim, right or interest to any of these Works and my signature hereto grants permission to THRIVING IN FUNDAMENTAL WELLBEING PROGRAM ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT and its licensees to use any of said Works in any manner. I do hereby hold harmless and forever release THRIVING IN FUNDAMENTAL WELLBEING PROGRAM ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT and its licensees, their agents and assigns from any claims arising from the use of said Works.
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WRITTEN WORKS, IMAGES, AND ART OBJECTS. During the EXEMPLAR PROGRAM instruction, including but not limited to class session, question and answer, small group, and individualized personal instruction, I may be asked to generate written works, images, or art objects (collectively ‘Works’). These may include but are not limited to feedback responses, class exercises, and emails to the program staff. I acknowledge that any and all of said Works are the exclusive property of EXEMPLAR PROGRAM ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT for use in the EXEMPLAR PROGRAM. I further acknowledge that EXEMPLAR PROGRAM ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT is the exclusive copyright owner. I shall have no claim, right or interest to any of these Works and my signature hereto grants permission to EXEMPLAR PROGRAM ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT and its licensees to use any of said Works in any manner. I do hereby hold harmless and forever release EXEMPLAR PROGRAM ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT and its licensees, their agents and assigns from any claims arising from the use of said Works.
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WRITTEN WORKS, IMAGES, AND ART OBJECTS. During the 10 DAY AWAKENING CHALLENGE PROGRAM instruction, including but not limited to class session, question and answer, small group, and individualized personal instruction, I may be asked to generate written works, images, or art objects (collectively ‘Works’). These may include but are not limited to feedback responses, class exercises, and emails to the course staff. I acknowledge that any and all of said Works are the exclusive property of 10 DAY AWAKENING CHALLENGE PROGRAM ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT for use in the 10 DAY AWAKENING CHALLENGE PROGRAM. I further acknowledge that 10 DAY AWAKENING CHALLENGE PROGRAM ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT is the exclusive copyright owner. I shall have no claim, right or interest to any of these Works and my signature hereto grants permission to 10 DAY AWAKENING CHALLENGE PROGRAM ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT and its licensees to use any of said Works in any manner. I do hereby hold harmless and forever release 10 DAY AWAKENING CHALLENGE PROGRAM ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT and its licensees, their agents and assigns from any claims arising from the use of said Works.
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