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awards, grants and competitions June 18, 2004 (3:00pm) - The James H. Bocking Memorial Award in Competition Law and Policy for the best scholarly paper addressing a competition law or policy subject. Award includes a monetary prize in the range of $1000 and an invitation to the Canadian Bar Association's annual competition law conference held in the fall in Ottawa. Further details TBA. May 14, 2004 - Deadline to apply for a Centre For Innovation Law and Policy grant. More details here. April 1, 2004 - Deadline to apply for the 2004 Information Technology Law Writing Competition sponsored by the Computer Law Association in association with the Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review. Full details. April 1, 2004 - Southwestern University School of Law has started a summer program in International Entertainment and Media Law in Cambridge, England. Canadian law students are able to apply. Note that participants will not be able to receive credit for this program towards their LLB. Further details TBA. March 1, 2004 - Deadline to apply for a Summer Fellowship Program at the University of Ottawa's Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic (CIPPIC) November 14, 2003 - Deadline for the Ladas Award. The Ladas Memorial Award is an annual award that students can apply for. Subject area is trademark law or a matter that 'directly relates to or affects trademarks'. October 31, 2003 - Deadline for Call for Proposal from The Program Committee of the Fourteenth Conference on Computers, Freedom, and Privacy (CFP2004). September 18, 2003 - Deadline to apply
for Centre for Innovation Law & Policy Faculty Research
Fellowships and the Fellowships with Public Interest Innovation Organizations |
windsor law students and alumni award winners Jane Bullbrook, recipient of a Centre for Innovation Law and Policy Student Publication Grant for 2002-2003 in respect of her paper entitled Official Marks and their Constitutionality Damien McCotter, recipient of a Centre for Innovation Law and Policy Student Publicatoin Grant for 2002-2003 in respect of his paper entitled 2002 A Case Odyssey: The Changing Landscape of Canadian Copyright Law AND, in respect of the same paper, 2003 SOCAN Essay Writing Competition Kiran Sah, recipient of a Centre for Innovation Law and Policy Student Publication Grant for 2001-2002, in respect of her paper entitled "The Necessity and Viability of Patent Protection for Software and Business Methods" James McNeil, recipient of a Centre for Innovation Law and Policy Student Publication Grant for 2000-2001 in respect of his paper entitled "The Resolution of Domain Name Disputes" Jacqueline Horvat, recipient of a Centre for Innovation Law and Policy Student Publication Grant for 1999-2000, in respect of her paper entitled A Digital Dichotomy: Balancing the Interests of the Music Copyright Holder with Those of the Music Consumer Karin Vermander, recipient of a Centre for Innovation Law and Policy Student Publication Grant for 1999-2000, in respect of her paper entitled Copyright and the Internet: Song Tabs and Chords On-Line Michael C. Smith, co-winner of the 1996 SOCAN Essay Writing Competition in respect of his paper entitled The Coexistence of Copyrights and New Technologies: Learning from the DAT Example in the Age of a Global Digital Network, 69 C.P.R (3d) 417 |