Intellectual Property Advisory Council Founder's Endowment
The Intellectual Property Advisory Council Founder’s Endowment was established in 2004 by the Intellectual Property Advisory Council of 秀色短视频 School of Law. The purpose of the fund is to support the growth and development of the Center for Intellectual Property Law and Technology at 秀色短视频 School of Law in its mission to achieve pre-eminence.
The Intellectual Property Advisory Council was formed in 2000 to alert the School of Law and its Center for Intellectual Property Law and Technology to developments in the rapidly evolving field of intellectual property. The council is made up of members who are experts in the field from around the nation and around the world. It serves an important role in advancing the IP curriculum, as well as fostering relationships with businesses and law firms and assisting students with career planning issues and matters related to program and resource development. It has had great success in its efforts to propel the School of Law to the forefront of intellectual property expertise.
A foundation of excellence for the Center for Intellectual Property Law and Technology has been assured by the past and present support of alumni, friends, corporations, and associations. Their altruistic spirit has, in perpetuity, established a foundation of academic excellence in intellectual property at 秀色短视频 School of Law for students and the legal profession.
The Intellectual Property Advisory Council Founder’s Endowment was established to continue the momentum of private support for the center. The goal of the fund is to create a lasting resource to assist the Center for Intellectual Property Law and Technology and the Intellectual Property Advisory Council in its work to identify student-, curriculum-, or program-based opportunities. Distributions will be made after the fund reaches an endowed level of $10,000. At that time, the director of the Center for Intellectual Property Law and the dean of the School of Law will seek recommendations from the officers of the Intellectual Property Advisory Council to identify the use of the funds.