Regents give tentative OK to intellectual property policy
Kansas Board of Regents moves toward final approval of an intellectual property policy after a year of study. Faculty and administrators may submit final questions by November 7, with a final vote planned for the November 19 meeting in Topeka. The policy covers mediated courses and ownership of faculty creations, with other revisions broadening textbook wording and excluding low-value software.
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KU ties businessman named to state Board of Regents
Clay Blair III of Mission Hills, a former KU student and longtime business executive, was appointed by Gov. Graves to the nine-member Board of Regents. Blair, 54, who donated land for KU Regents Center expansion, will serve until Jan. 15, 2002, replacing Phyllis Nolan. Senate confirmation pending.
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Regents OK KU Global Center for Marketing Communication
Kansas University will establish a Global Center for Marketing Communication and Journalism under the William Allen White School. The center, funded by foundation and federal grants, will offer on campus classes, workshops, media training, curricular counseling, and international exchanges. It will connect with EU centers in Russian and East European, Latin American, African and African-American, and East Asian studies.
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Faculty salaries top budget priorities for Kansas Regents
Kansas Board of Regents groups seal a three year plan to boost faculty pay with a 7.6 percent combined raise for 2000 totaling 33.4 million, merging 3.6 percent cost of living and 4 percent to close a 12 percent gap with peer institutions. The agenda also covers base budgets, library and service enhancements, and campus specific projects. The board also approved KU to accept 1.5 million for a new women scholarship hall and authorized a 360 thousand addition to the Kirmayer Fitness Center at KUMC funded by private endowment.
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