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Previous AE coverage
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www.emory.edu/
ACAD_EXCHANGE/1999/
decjan00/ideas.html
Money
Changes Everything
Commerce, philanthropy, and the culture of
the academy
"We
should be more creative in thinking about how we reward people for
what they've done."
Rich Rothenberg, Professor
of Family and Preventive Medicine
"If
I'm going to accept [the Sloan Foundation's] money in good faith,
I have to minimally carry out their agenda."
Bradd Shore, Professor
of Anthropology
University,
Inc.
License income, patents, start-ups, and research expenditures for
a selection of eleven institutions
Who
sees the money?
Emory's recently revised intellectual property ownership policy
Writing
Crossover Books
Can scholarship sell?
Agents
and advances
For the crossover book
Ex
libris
Crossover titles by Emory authors
Help
on the horizon
The new program in manuscript development
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to Contents
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This fall the Provost’s Office launched a pilot program in
manuscript development to help faculty authors edit and present
their book manuscripts to publishers. For more information, contact
Amy Benson Brown at abrow01@emory.edu.
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Money
Changes Everything