Instructional Leadership, emphasis: K-12 School Leadership (MEd)
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Intellectual Property Committee

The NAU Intellectual Property (IP) Committee is appointed in accordance with Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) Policy 6-908 and NAU’s Intellectual Property policy. At NAU, the IP Committee:

  • reviews proposed changes to ABOR IP policy and make recommendations associated with such proposed changes to the president through the campus IP official
  • reviews proposed changes to NAU IP policy and make recommendations associated with such proposed changes to the vice president for research through the campus IP official
  • receives and hears disputes brought by employees and others with the necessary standing to bring such disputes before the Committee; deliberates; and makes recommendations for the resolution of such disputes to the president (or designee), who makes the final decision.

IP Committee members

Cindy Browder holding a vial with liquid in her lab at NAU.

Cindy Browder

PhD, Chemistry and Biochemistry

Constantin Ciocanel smiling wearing a light purple button-up shirt and glasses, holding a small electronic device in his hands in a cluttered office setting with various computer equipment and tools visible.

Constantin Ciocanel

PhD, Mechanical Engineering

Emily Cope sitting in a chair working in a lab at PMI at NAU Flagstff campus.

Emily Cope

PhD, Biological Sciences

Kyle Winfree holding a electronic part in his hand in the GRASP lab at NAU.

Kyle Winfree

PhD, School of Informatics, Computing, and Cyber Systems

Jason Wilder working with a RISE student in an NAU lab.

Jason Wilder

PhD, Vice President for Research