Answered By: Jolene Cole
Last Updated: Jun 07, 2023     Views: 74

Georgia College on Intellectual Property: 

Generally, the university recognizes that a faculty member, staff member, or student owns his/her own work unless (1) the work was created pursuant to an external grant or contract, or specified in the terms of a gift, under which the copyrightable material was produced, or (2) if the work was created in the course of performing an explicit university assignment or commission to create such a work.

Also see the USG's statement on the Determination of Rights and Equities in Intellectual Properties (6.3.3.). 

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