About this Event
Join us for the second session of our Intellectual Property Workshop Series!
Whether you're a researcher, entrepreneur, student, or creator, understanding intellectual property is essential for protecting your innovations and ideas. This three-part workshop series, facilitated by Dr. Nicole Snyder, Professor of Chemistry at Davidson College and Cornelson Faculty Innovator in Residence at the Hurt Hub@Davidson and will demystify the world of IP and give you practical knowledge you can apply immediately.
Workshop #2: Copyrights
This workshop provides an overview of copyright law. Participants will gain a practical understanding of what copyright protects and how to use, share, and license works responsibly.
Key topics include:
- Copyright protection for text, images, software, music, video, and more
- Ownership and authorship in collaborative settings
- Fair use, licensing and sharing work (Creative Commons, permissions, and reuse)
- Copyright considerations for AI-generated content
Event Details:
- When: Thursday, March19, 7-8 PM
- Where: Room 208, Hurt Hub@Davidson
- Who: Open to ALL—no prior knowledge required!
Coming Soon in This Series:
Workshop #3: Trademarks on April 15 – Explore how trademarks protect brand identity for products, programs, startups, and organizations. Understand registration basics and common pitfalls.
Workshop #4: Walk-In Office Hours (April 30) – Have an idea you want to protect? Drop in for personalized guidance on provisional patents and protecting your innovations. This informal session allows you to get one-on-one feedback and answers to your specific IP questions.
Don't miss this opportunity to build your IP knowledge from the ground up!
The Hurt Hub welcomes requests for reasonable accommodations related to disability and will strive to make this program accessible to participants. Please contact our team at the Hurt Hub at [email protected] to make such a request.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Hurt Hub@Davidson, 210 Delburg Street, Davidson, United States
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