Specially Commissioned Intellectual Property. Intellectual Property that is created, made, or invented by a faculty member when specially commissioned by the University, shall be owned equally by the University and Originator, who shall have coextensive rights in and to the Intellectual Property. Any revenue generated directly from the sale, licensure, performance, production or other disposition of the Intellectual Property to individuals or entities outside of the University (by way of example and not limitation, revenue generated from ticket sales to a public showing of a documentary that was produced by a faculty member and was specially commissioned by the University) shall be shared 50/50 between the University and Originator. The parties acknowledge and agree that revenue generated from student tuition payments falls outside of this agreement, shall not be shared and shall remain 100% with the University. Intellectual Property that is created, made, or invented by a faculty member using funds established in Articles 9, 10, or 20 of this Agreement shall not be considered "specially commissioned by the University" for the purposes of this Agreement. The RFF shall be informed of any claims by the University regarding specially commissioned works and shall have the right to attend and participate in the development of any agreements regarding such works, including the provision of legal advice. In any such agreement, the University and the faculty member shall each grant the other party a non-exclusive, non-sublicensable, royalty-free license to use the work for educational purposes.
