Copyright for Theses and Disertations

This workshop, led by Seth Vuletich (Scholarly Communications Librarian) will help you navigate the issues with copyright you might encounter when writing your thesis or dissertation. Copyright can add a challenge to writing your theses and dissertations. Gaining permission to reuse images can seem daunting. It is also frequently required that you transfer copyright when submitting papers to journals, so you may not own copyright for parts of paper-based theses. All of these issues are common and can be proactively addressed.  This workshop will equip students with the requisite knowledge to comply with these complex rules.

Please register in advance. Lunch will be provided for preregistered attendees.

This workshop is part of the Career Toolkit for Graduate Students workshop series. Career Toolkit for Graduate Students is a workshop series aiming to provide early career researchers with tips, tools, and best practices across the research lifecycle as well as prepare students for life beyond school.

The series is hosted weekly by Seth Vuletich, Scholarly Communications Librarian, and Roel Snieder, Director of the Center for Professional Development Education.