Professional Libraries Clause Samples
The 'Professional Libraries' clause defines the ownership and use of materials, resources, or tools that a professional brings to a project or engagement. Typically, this clause clarifies that any pre-existing documents, templates, software, or intellectual property owned by the professional prior to the engagement remain their property, even if used during the course of the work. This ensures that the professional retains rights to their proprietary resources and prevents the client from claiming ownership over materials not specifically created for the project, thereby protecting the professional's ongoing business interests and intellectual property.
Professional Libraries. The librarian in each building will head a committee appointed by the BPEA president to be responsible for a collection of professional books, pamphlets, and periodicals to be maintained for the professional staff. A fund, not to exceed $150, will be allocated for this purpose and spent at the discretion of the committee.
Professional Libraries. A professional library section shall be established within each high school and will be updated regularly with books and resource materials that pertain to the focus and problems of the school and current educational research.
Professional Libraries. The Board agrees to continue development of professional resources in schools and include therein materials that are requested by the school nurse in cooperation with the appropriate supervisors and coordinators to the extent that funds are available. All texts, reference books, and materials contained within the central school library are available for nurses’ use. Materials from the central reference library of the Board and the professional library of the Union are available to nurses.