Purpose
To examine the current policies of OSU regarding intellectual properties created in the process of curriculum development and scholarly activities. To determine the extent to which these policies encourage scholarship and intellectual development, and respect the ownership of the properties. Particular attention to be given to changes or clarification in policy that may be needed to incorporate computer-mediated and distance education technologies into accepted scholarly standards.
Members:
Bill Hostetler (Research Office)
Joe Kerkvliet (Economics)
Rubin Landau (Faculty Senate Executive Committee and Physics)
Walt Loveland (Chemistry)
Bill McCaughan (Distance Education)
Ann Messersmith (Nutrition & Food Management)
Charles Neyhart (College of Business)
Art O'Sullivan (Economics)
Curt Pederson (Information Services and President's Cabinet)
Dick Schori (Mathematics), Chair
John Sechrest (Private Sector and Adjunct in Computer Science) (not yet confirmed)
Christian Stehr (Foreign Languages & Literatures)
Hans van der Mars (Exercise & Sport Science and Advancement of Teaching Committee)
Bill Winner (Botany & Plant Pathology)
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY
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