Who Should Attend

The Center for Intellectual Property cordially invites you to attend its 2008 Intellectual Property Symposium:

• Virtual University Provosts
• College and University Counsel and Academic Attorneys
• Intellectual Property Attorneys
• College and University Faculty
• College and University Librarians
• Directors and Managers of E-Learning
• Distance Learning Librarians and Information Professionals
• Corporate Learning & Education Managers
• Knowledge Management Leaders
• Information Technology Managers
• Web-Based Training Specialists
• Directors of E-Commerce
• Instructional Design Managers
• Directors and Managers of Distance Learning Programs
• Deans and Directors of College & University Academic and Professional Programs
• Graduate Students in Public Policy, Communications, Information Technology, or Information Studies
• Members of the press

Copyright infringement—its prevention, detection, and adjudication—affects many of us involved in the arenas of education, librarianship, and law. Whether you are an academic administrator, faculty member, librarian, university counsel, IT professional, or student, handling copyrighted information is part of your daily life. This is true in both the face-to-face and virtual academic setting.

Diverse participants in previous CIP symposia have all affirmed the value of the sessions that have addressed issues relevant to the higher education community and the delivery of copyrighted content. This year's symposium will continue to consider changes in the copyright landscape and some of the ways in which copyright is perceived and experienced in society, legislated and interpreted in law, and applied and administered in the library and other learning environments.

Brought to you by The Center for Intellectual Property at University of Maryland University College