Forsyth Library helps faculty, staff and students understand and apply the concept of "fair use" in ordinary classroom and research settings and in the digital environment. We also offer general information on copyright laws and links to resources for copyrighting your work. We also help you to get permission for using copyright-protected materials in your course work.

For your copyright questions, please contact:

Jennifer Sauer
Forsyth Library 021
Fort Hays State University
Hays, KS 67601
785.628.5262

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Disclaimer
As an information service, Forsyth Library offers this site and its links to resources on the Web. Mrs. Sauer is not an attorney and FHSU is not responsible for the accuracy of the information on this Web page, on the linked resource sites, or for the views expressed on those pages. This Web site, its links, and the services provided by Forsyth Library are not intended to substitute for legal advice. If you are using copyrighted materials in a publication, or if you are using FHSU facilities to create an online document, please contact The University General Counsel for any legal advice that you may need.

Last revised: 19 September 2008

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