10.2190/F3W4-5W2Q-QWEW-6LPY F3W45W2QQWEW6LPY 1 Yours, Mine, or ours?: An Analysis of Faculty Intellectual Property Under the Works-For-Hire Doctrine 171 196 20020509 20020509 20020509 20020509 F3W45W2QQWEW6LPY.pdf http://baywood.metapress.com/link.asp?target=contribution&id=F3W45W2QQWEW6LPY 3 Cary R. Kurtz Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties This article traces the development of the Works for Hire Doctrine through case law under the 1909 Copyright Act, legislative history and the 1976 Copyright Act. Although case law under the 1976 Act has been sparse, the author analyzes case law and other writings to discuss ownership rights for faculty works. Various methods of protection for private and public sector faculty members as well as union and non-union faculty are analyzed and the author provides advice for future protection of faculty intellectual property.