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These and other policies may be found in the following document: Scholarly Publication Policies For NACADA's statement and policies on plagiarism, see: NACADA Plagiarism Policy & Procedure
Copyright: All materials in the NACADA Review are copyrighted by NACADA: The Global Community for Academic Advising.
Fair Use: NACADA members are encouraged to use properly cited quotations as part of scholarly research; likewise, they are encouraged to share articles with individual colleagues. However, the use or reprinting of Journal articles for advisor in-service, campus newsletters, advisors handbooks, etc. requires copyright permission from NACADA.
NACADA holds the exclusive copyright for all NACADA publications, including all that appears in electronic (Web, video, CD, audio download, streaming video, etc.) and nonelectronic (print) form. Copyright protects the expression in the work, not the facts, information, or ideas. However, since copyright protects the format, organization, sequence, and style of publications as part of the expression, paraphrasing is only appropriate for limited portions of the original and should credit the source. Close paraphrasing is akin to direct quotation thus permission must be sought from NACADA before using NACADA copyrights materials.
Note: NACADA never grants permission to use works for which authors have retained copyright (institutional handbooks linked from the Clearinghouse and conference presentation handouts are two notable examples). When NACADA does not own copyright it is usually noted on the Web page that links to the materials. In such instances, requesters should obtain permission directly from the authors.
Member benefit publications: The NACADA Journal, NACADA Review, Academic Advising Today, and the Clearinghouse of Academic Advising Resources (found on the NACADA Web site) are received or accessed as benefits of NACADA membership and thus are known as 'member benefit publications.'
Member discounted Publications and Materials: Monographs, books, pocket guides (in print or CD format), and specialty publications (DVDs, Webinars, CDs, video, etc.) that are offered for purchase are NOT “member benefit publications” and thus are known as “member discounted publications and materials.”
To advance the advising profession, NACADA members are encouraged to share information found in NACADA resources with individual colleagues. Therefore, current NACADA members may use information in these publications free of charge for scholarly research purposes, when cited appropriately in the end product. Short quotations and data originally published by NACADA may be used as specifically permissible under prevailing fair use law (see http://www.copyright.gov/fls/fl102.html).
The reproduction or use of chapters, articles, pages, clips, or partial pages/clips from NACADA publications is strictly forbidden for any purpose without express, written permission from NACADA. For specific information about requesting written permission from NACADA, see Requesting Persmission to Use NACADA Materials (below). Information on fair use law, including the latest amendments, can be obtained through the U.S. Copyright Office at www.copyright.gov.
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Member benefit publication use: NACADA members* may use or copy articles, pages, or partial pages from NACADA member benefit publications (see definitions above) for their own internal campus use such as workshops; campus newsletters; password protected Intranet, e-reserves or e-Learning systems (i.e. Blackboard, WebCT, Axio Learning, etc.). (Note: this does not cover course usage). Copies must contain the following statement in a prominent place:
'Reprinted [or Excerpted] with permission from [Title of the publication]. Copyright [Year] by the National Academic Advising Association (NACADA) www.nacada.ksu.edu .' NACADA asks that individuals using NACADA member benefit publications on their campuses inform NACADA of which materials are used via email at [email protected] .
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Please note that downloading of Member Discounted (Purchased) Publications and Materials to e-Learning systems (i.e. Blackboard, WebCT, Axio Learning, etc.) or campus Intranet systems is strictly prohibited without express written permission from NACADA. Request permission via email at [email protected]. Note:
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Nonmembers must request permission to use all NACADA materials except for short cited quotations as noted under 'Permissions for Use in Scholarly Research' (see above). Request permission via email at [email protected].
Note: nonmembers are limited to using only 10% of any NACADA web page for internal campus use only.
Members* and nonmembers must secure written permission from NACADA to use or reprint copyrighted material for any use where end users are charged a fee. This includes uses in courses, Webinars, consultations, workshops etc. NACADA maintains the right to charge a fee for materials used in this manner. Request permission via email at [email protected].
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