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Written Agreements Regarding Joint District and Faculty Ownership. If a faculty member uses District resources to produce copyrightable materials which are not necessary to fulfill the employee’s regularly compensated duties, ownership of the materials shall be designated in a written agreement entered into prior to production. It shall be the faculty member’s responsibility to initiate this agreement. Reasonable cooperation in obtaining the agreement on behalf of both Parties is implied. The contract shall be negotiated with and filed in the District’s business office.
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