The Faculty of Graduate Studies and the UM Libraries encourage you to attend an information session about copyright and your thesis.
Graduate students who incorporate a substantial portion of a copyrighted work or a complete copyrighted work such as a journal article, photograph, map or figure into their theses must have permission from the copyright holder to do so. Adapting a work or modifying a work requires permission as well. Permission is required whether the copyrighted material came from the Web, a book, a journal or a government source. Attend an information session for an overview on copyright and your thesis, when copyright permission is required, how to get permission, modifying a copyrighted work, how to post your electronic thesis to MSpace, and more.
Who would benefit from attending a session?
- Graduate students writing or preparing to write their theses
- Faculty and graduate chairs advising or supervising graduate students
- Staff assisting graduate students with their theses.
*_Fort Garry session _*
COPYRIGHT AND YOUR THESIS
Thursday, February 24, 2011
1:00 pm -- 2:30 pm
St. John's Schultz Lecture Theatre
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*_Bannatyne session _*
COPYRIGHT AND YOUR THESIS
Monday, February 28, 2011
11:00 am -- 12:30 pm
Theatre C, Basic Medical Sciences Bldg
*_Online evening session _*
COPYRIGHT AND YOUR THESIS
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Central Standard Time (CST)
Join this session from your home or the office. You will need a computer with a high-speed Internet connection, as well as speakers or earbuds. You will be able to communicate by typing a question or comment on the screen. Please pre-register via email at juliette_nadeau@umanitoba.ca mailto:juliette_nadeau@umanitoba.ca Details on how to connect will be emailed to you one or two days before the session. Please *mark your calendar* and let me know if you can't attend as planned (there is a maximum of 50 registrants and I will maintain a waiting list in case there are cancellations).
mailto:juliette_nadeau@umanitoba.ca