Student Thesis or Dissertation Sample Clauses

Student Thesis or Dissertation. Under no circumstance is publication of any Investigation- related Graduate Paper subject to delay for longer than ninety days after conferral of an applicable student’s degree. But to the extent that the Graduate Paper contains any reference to or data regarding a Member’s invention or Member Information:
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Student Thesis or Dissertation. “Graduate Paper” means a student’s thesis or dissertation. Under no circumstance is publication of any Graduate Paper for which funds are derived from the NM-PWRC, subject to delay for longer than ninety days after conferral of the student’s degree. But to the extent that the Graduate Paper contains any reference to or data regarding a Member’s invention or Member Information:
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Student Thesis or Dissertation. Under no circumstance is publication of any Graduate Paper for which funds are derived from the Consortium subject to delay for longer than 90 days after conferral of the student’s degree. But to the extent that the Graduate Paper contains any reference to or data regarding Member, Member’s invention or Member Information:
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Student Thesis or Dissertation. Time sensitivity of the publication of content of a thesis or dissertation shall in no case be a reason to delay a student’s meeting graduation requirements. CU agrees to delay library shelving of the thesis or dissertation in question for up to six months upon a MEMBER’s request, based on time-sensitivity of the document’s content.
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