Common use of Internal Use Clause in Contracts

Internal Use. The University shall expect a Faculty member to create materials for the record-keeping, evaluation of, and/or presentation to students in the Faculty member's classes (i.e., syllabi, assignments, exams, audiovisual aids, exercises, instructional materials). In such cases the University shall have the right to expect the Faculty member to use such materials in his or her classrooms without the University paying royalties. Except as otherwise provided in this Article, intellectual Property created for the fulfillment of the Faculty member's normal duties and responsibilities are presumed to belong to the Faculty member. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Article, the University has a perpetual, nonexclusive right to use and modify for noncommercial educational uses materials that are owned solely or jointly by the University. The University shall have access to such properties for internal or external review, including regulating and accrediting agencies, governmental authorities, or administrative or judicial proceedings.

Internal Use. The University shall expect a Faculty member to create materials for the record-keeping, evaluation of, and/or presentation to students in the Faculty member's classes (i.e., syllabi, assignments, exams, audiovisual aids, exercises, instructional materials). In such cases the University shall have the right to expect the Faculty member to use such materials in his or her classrooms without the University paying royalties. Except as otherwise provided in this Article, intellectual Property created for the fulfillment of the Faculty member's normal duties and responsibilities are presumed to belong to the Faculty member. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Article, the University has a perpetual, nonexclusive right to use and modify for noncommercial educational uses materials that are owned solely or jointly by the University. The University shall have access to such properties for internal or external review, including regulating and accrediting agencies, governmental authorities, or administrative or judicial proceedings.