Even so, as long as the author remains a UI employee or student, he or she may propose reasonable revisions of the materials. If the author and the departmental administrator cannot agree on appropriate revisions, the question will be referred to the author's dean for final determination. If the use is to be for a purpose other than that for which the materials were developed, the author, as long as he or she remains a UI employee or student, may propose reasonable revisions before each instance of such use. If the author and the departmental administrator cannot agree on appropriate revisions, the questions will be referred to the author's dean. If the author and the dean cannot agree on appropriate revisions, the author may withdraw the materials from use.
External use is any use other than that defined in a above.
Licensing or sale of UI-sponsored materials for external use must be preceded by a valid written agreement between the author and UI or the university's designated agent specifying the conditions of use, and including provisions concerning updating or revision of the materials. Allegations of unauthorized use or copyright infringement of UI-sponsored materials should be made to the Intellectual Property Committee for investigation. The committee will recommend appropriate action to the provost. If such action is initiated by UI alone or in concert with the author, the costs are borne by UI or UI's agent. If the action is initiated by the author and UI decides not to act, UI assigns to the author such rights as are necessary for the author to pursue redress.