Year Embargo Sample Clauses

Year Embargo. I request that the EMU Library embargo (closed - no one can access) the electronic full text of my work for 1 year. If I want to extend the embargo for a second year, I will notify the Eastern Michigan University Library in writing. If I do not request an extension at the end of the embargo, I understand that the electronic full text of my work will default to open access. I understand that my work cannot be embargoed for more than two years. Restricted Access. I request that the EMU Library restrict access to the electronic full text of my work to the Eastern Michigan University campus community. I understand that this restriction will expire after 1 year and that I may request the restriction be extended for one additional year at that time. If I do not request an extension, I understand that the electronic full text of my work will default to open access. I understand that my work may be secured from view for a total of two years only. I understand that any embargo or restricted access is at my discretion as the copyright holder and that I may request that the Eastern Michigan University Library lift this embargo or restricted access at any time. I agree to abide by the statements above and agree that this approval form updates any and all previous approval forms submitted.
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Year Embargo. I request that WMU embargo the electronic full text of my work for 1 year Open Access Publishing - 2 year Embargo I request that WMU embargo the electronic full text of my work for 2 years Restricted - Citation and abstract only until 10 years have passed If I want to make my work open access at an earlier date, I will contact xxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx
Year Embargo. I request that the FSU Library embargo (closed - no one can access) the electronic full text of my work for 1 year. If I want to extend the embargo for a second year, I will notify the Xxxxxx Institutional Repository within one year in writing. If I do not request an extension at the end of the embargo, I understand that the electronic full text of my work will default to open access. I understand that my work cannot be embargoed for more than two years. Restricted Access: I request that the FSU Library restrict access to the electronic full text of my work to the Xxxxxx State University campus community. I understand that this restriction will expire after 1 year and that I may request in writing that the restriction be extended for one additional year at that time. If I do not request an extension, I understand that the electronic full text of my work will default to open access. I understand that my work may be secured from view for a total of two years only. I understand that any embargo or restricted access is at my discretion as the copyright holder and that I may request that the Xxxxxx State University Library lift the embargo or restricted access at any time. I agree to abide by the statements above and agree that this approval form updates any and all previous approval forms submitted.
Year Embargo. In cases where publication, confidentiality, commercial interests or property rights merit that the text of a thesis or dissertation be unavailable to the public, you may request this option. For students needing a no access/patent or proprietary hold, the embargo secures the text until notification by the Office of Technology Transfer for a maximum of 1 year. When the 1 year embargo expires, The Graduate School will release the work for access worldwide. This option requires the approval of The Graduate School. Please contact the office for additional information.
Year Embargo. In cases where publication, confidentiality, commercial interests or property rights merit that the text of a thesis or dissertation be unavailable to the public, you may request this option. For students needing a no access/patent or proprietary hold, the embargo secures the text until notification by the Office of Technology Transfer for a maximum of 2 years. When the 2 year embargo expires, The Graduate School will release the work for access worldwide. This option requires the approval of The Graduate School. Please contact the office for additional information. The signature below indicates my agreement to abide by the statements above. If I choose any option other than worldwide release, I understand that it is my responsibility to submit the required forms and receive approval prior to the final submission of my ETD to The Graduate School. Signature of Student: Date: Witness: Date:
Year Embargo. I request that WMU embargo the electronic full text of my work for 2 years after graduation Restricted ‐ Citation and abstract only If at a future date I want to make my work open access, I will contact wmu‐xxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx

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