Working on a publication? This workshop will help you understand your rights as an author under copyright law. It will provide information on common types of publication agreements and their terms and provide tips on negotiating your contract through hands on exercises.

Do you create music or use existing music in your audio or visual projects? Then this workshop is for you! Learn about how to protect your own musical creations with copyright, and how you can incorporate samples and other music into your works.

Women's College Students: Attend this IMPRINT designated event to earn a badge and work toward earning a certificate.

Ever wonder if it's okay to use an image in your course materials, publication, or conference presentation? This workshop will help you identify when it's okay to use images without permission. It will also provide tips for locating images that can be freely used under Creative Commons licenses or the public domain.

Are you an artist, photographer, or graphic designer with questions about copyright? This workshop is for you! You'll learn about how to protect the work you're creating with copyright, as well as when it's okay to incorporate other people's works into your designs.

Women's College Students: Attend this IMPRINT designated event to earn a badge and work toward earning a certificate.

Do you use copyrighted materials in your courses and research but worry that you don’t really understand copyright law? Does all your copyright knowledge come from information passed onto you by others that may not be fully accurate or reflect what the law actually says? Copyright Myths and Legends will explore some of the common misunderstandings about copyright law and help you differentiate what the law actually says from the copyright tall tales that often prevail. You’ll also be regaled with tales of legendary copyright cases that have changed copyright law as we know it. Topics covered will be myths related to fair use, use of online materials, copyright registration, and copyright terms.

Questions? Email: alpha.iota@omegaphialpha.org

Questions? Email: alpha.iota@omegaphialpha.org

Questions? Email: alpha.iota@omegaphialpha.org

Drop in at any time during the info session to learn more about Omega Phi Alpha!

Questions? Email: alpha.iota@omegaphialpha.org

All NDMU students are invited to join in creating a multimedia mural for the large column on the first floor of Fourier Hall. This workshop, facilitated by guest curator Quentin Gibeau, will include elements of collage and painting, and will draw on the themes of the exhibition "Laid Bare" at Gormley Gallery, which looks at the push and pull of apocalyptic times and utopian possibilities. Students will be invited to reflect on their own visions of utopia and will fuse together their personal definitions to create a collaborative mural.