On February 11, the United States recognizes National Inventors' Day, a day to salute past and present great inventors. First signed into declaration on February 11, 1983, President Ronald Reagan chose the date because it was Thomas Edison’s birthday.
A congressionally-chartered week celebrating entrepreneurship across the country, dedicated to celebrating the diverse voices of entrepreneurship across the United States. Our next Ask Me Anything (AMA) session about IP will be held during #NatlEshipWeek.
One of the foundations of a successful venture is intellectual property (IP). Having at least a basic understanding of the realities regarding IP rights, which allow one to manage the protection, sharing and commercialization of inventions and creative works is a most valuable part of entrepreneurship education. Frequently asked questions about IP include: How do […]
This webinar is IP 101 for business startups. Do you need a trademark, copyright or patent? What, when and how should you protect your business’ intellectual property? Join IP Attorney Rick Kosakowski as he shares his top ten tips for protecting your business intellectual property. He will be joined by Professors Diane Sabato and John […]
To celebrate National Entrepreneurship Week, we will learn about trademarks with Gary Cors, J.D., PHSC Professor & Paralegal Program Director and Michelson Intellectual Property Educator in Residence.
The Office of Education at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) hosts a monthly virtual professional development workshop for K-12 educators interested in integrating intellectual property (IP), innovation, and invention activities into their STEM/STEAM curriculum. This month's workshop,'"IP Week": Fundamentals of IP for High School Entrepreneurs', will be hosted by Michelson IP. Access to […]
Sponsored by Bristol Myers Squibb Co. Interested in pursuing a career in STEM but not sure about your options? Join Christopher Williams, Serena Farquharson-Torres, Eldora Ellison to talk about their journeys into STEM careers as well as tips for students to be successful.