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University Committee on Copyright

The University Committee on Copyright was established in 2007 and is charged to:

  • develop a copyright education program for faculty, students and staff to build awareness and practical knowledge of how to comply with copyright law, policies and guidelines;
  • identify areas in which copyright policy development is needed and recommend new or revised institutional policies;
  • promulgate practical guides to assist University faculty, staff and students in making fair use determinations;
  • assess the implications of new copyright legislation for University policy and practice;
  • monitor trends in the copyright environment and make recommendations on how to align University copyright policy with the academic mission; and
  • make recommendations about University participation in national copyright discussions and initiatives.

 

The committee is comprised of the following members:

  • Mark Brown, Philosophy
  • Horace Campbell, African American Studies
  • Kevin Dames, iSchool
  • Lisa Dolak, College of Law (chair)
  • Tom Evans, University Counsel (ex officio)
  • Roger Hallas, English
  • Pamela McLaughlin, University Library
  • Alexandra Mittler, Languages, Literatures, Linguistics
  • Milton Mueller, iSchool
  • David Pajak, Risk Management (ex officio)
  • David Tiedemann, Information Technology and Services

Copyright Inquiry Form

Complete and submit this form if you need assistance with questions related to copyright. A member of the University Committee on Copyright will review it and send a response within 48 hours.
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