When it comes to your institution's financial health, intellectual property related to teaching, grantsmanship and research can and should be of paramount concern. But new technologies for delivery of instruction requires significant front-end investment and substantial ongoing support from the institution, especially as traditional, laissez faire customs concerning ownership of intellectual property become obsolete. And in the research realm, the artifacts of the creative process -- scientific inventions, business and technology processes, and artistic productions -- may be invaluable to the organization provided the institution has a legally enforceable interest up front and a technology transfer function on the back end. In short, there is a lot to cover.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
Just a sampling of topics Dr. Castagnera will address:
Dr. Jim Castagnera, Esquire holds a JD and PhD from Case Western Reserve University. His 36 years as a higher education administrator and faculty member included 23 years as Rider University's Associate Provost and Legal Counsel for Academic Affairs. In that capacity he managed an extensive portfolio of academic, regulatory, human resources, labor relations, governance, legal and compliance responsibilities. He has published 20 books on human resources and higher education topics. Today, he is the chief consultant for Holland Media Services, a freelance writing and communication, consulting, and training organization with offices in Philadelphia and Los Angeles.
Who Should Attend?
Administrators, faculty, staff, higher education counsel
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