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3 similar Intellectual Property Rights Agreement contracts
Stephen F. Austin State University Intellectual Property Rights Agreement Distance EducationIntellectual Property Rights Agreement • October 14th, 2020
SFA Policy 9.4, Intellectual Property, provides that “[t]he university reserves the right to use for instructional and research purposes, without obligation to make payment thereof, any works created by employees or students during their periods of employment or attendance and revisions or derivations of such works.” Notwithstanding this limited license granted to the university, the policy also provides that “the university does not claim ownership of copyrightable intellectual property created by faculty during the normal course of their employment unless otherwise agreed in writing.” The purpose of this Agreement is to clearly define the ownership of the intellectual property described below.
Stephen F. Austin State University Intellectual Property Rights Agreement Distance EducationIntellectual Property Rights Agreement • April 20th, 2020
SFA Policy 9.4, Intellectual Property, provides that “[t]he university reserves the right to use for instructional and research purposes, without obligation to make payment thereof, any works created by employees or students during their periods of employment or attendance and revisions or derivations of such works.” Notwithstanding this limited license granted to the university, the policy also provides that “the university does not claim ownership of copyrightable intellectual property created by faculty during the normal course of their employment unless otherwise agreed in writing.” The purpose of this Agreement is to clearly define the ownership of the intellectual property described below.
Stephen F. Austin State University Intellectual Property Rights Agreement Distance EducationIntellectual Property Rights Agreement • April 10th, 2019
SFA Policy 9.4, Intellectual Property, provides that “[t]he university reserves the right to use for instructional and research purposes, without obligation to make payment thereof, any works created by employees or students during their periods of employment or attendance and revisions or derivations of such works.” Notwithstanding this limited license granted to the university, the policy also provides that “the university does not claim ownership of copyrightable intellectual property created by faculty during the normal course of their employment unless otherwise agreed in writing.” The purpose of this Agreement is to clearly define the ownership of the intellectual property described below.
