WSU requires all users of campus Internet services to
comply with all state and federal laws including
copyright laws. The students, faculty and staff at WSU
have access to the fundamentals of copyright law and
WSU's guidelines for educational use of copyright
materials at WSU's Copyright Home Page and the U.S. Copyright Office's
Home Page.
Allegations of copyright infringement by WSU users that
comply with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Title
II, Section 512(c)(3) will be investigated. The
Copyright Specialist will notify the Vice Provost for
Academic Affairs of all valid notifications of claimed
infringement received by WSU for appropriate
action. If WSU determines that any users have
infringed copyrights of others on a repeat basis, the
offending user's access to online services may be
terminated. WSU reserves the right to choose how to
address or respond to any allegation of copyright
infringement received including, without limitation, the
choice of any defense under applicable law.
Notification of Claimed Infringement Under The
Digital
Millennium Copyright Act:
If any owners of
copyrights believe WSU's users are infringing copyright
protected work, they may send a notice to WSU's
designated agent at:
Marc Lindsey,
Copyright Specialist
Office of University Publishing
Washington State University
Pullman, WA 99164-5910
Telephone: (509) 335-1214
Fax: (509) 335-8568
Notification of claimed infringement must contain the
information required by and otherwise comply with the
Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Title II, Section
512(c)
Policy on Using WSU's Copyright Protected
Materials:
As a general rule, you may
print, reproduce and use the information in, and retrieve
files containing publications or images from only those
WWW documents which WSU expressly grants permission or
license to use provided: (1) the use is for
non-commercial, personal or educational purposes only,
(2) you do not modify any information or image, and (3)
you include any copyright notice originally provided in
the materials. If a particular author places further
restrictions on the material, you must honor those
restrictions. In some instances, specific information
contents may be copyrighted by others. By using any of
this material, you assume all risks of copyright
infringement and related liability.
Policy on Using WSU Logos, Trademarks and
Licensed Graphics, and Web Templates
All
standard graphics, photographs and text of the WSU Home
Page and connected pages displaying the WSU logos and
logotype are copyrighted and trademarked by WSU.
Redistribution or commercial use are prohibited without
express written permission.
Web page guidelines and copyrighted templates containing
standard graphic elements and formats have been developed
to present the University's identity clearly,
consistently, and with distinction. The templates also
provide for a consistent user interface to improve
visitors' navigation across all University Web sites. All
external and internal Web pages with communications from
colleges, departments, libraries, administrative and
service divisions, research facilities, Extension and
extended education units, primary constituent
organizations, and other official units and programs of
the University are required to use the Web templates.
Instructions and guidelines for using the templates can
be found on the WSU Identity Web site.
Proper use of the WSU logo and logotype for all media is set forth in the WSU Identity Web site. You may request a printed manual by calling (509) 335-3518. You may also download official digital files of the Washington State University signature from the Identity site. All logos and graphics relating to WSU are subject to licensing. If you want more information about obtaining a license, contact the Trademark Licensing Office at (509) 335-2202 or email at andersaf@mail.wsu.edu.
Board of Regents, Washington State University Copyright
2008
The copyright to all content at this site is held by the
Board of Regents of Washington State Unversity, except as
indicated otherwise. All rights are reserved.