Photography & Copyright

The Office of Marketing and Communications is liable for all photographs used to characterize
ESU in print and digital media.

To help the college group in selling occasions and packages, we’ve established
methods so that you can establish photographs to incorporate in your webpages, digital indicators, publications,
and different print or digital content material. Feel free to peruse our photograph gallery, request
a photographer, or submit your personal photographs that meet the rules under.

Photography Request

If you prefer to Marketing and Communications to ship a photographer to your occasion
or take photographs for a selected college mission, please full a Photography Request.

Use of University Photos

The Office of Marketing and Communications hires official photographers for the college
and maintains an in depth library of excessive decision digital photographs to be used in print
and digital publications. Most of the photographs from college occasions can be found
for obtain on ESU’s Flickr account. If you don’t see what you’re searching for, please contact the Office of Marketing
and Communications, and a employees member will search the entire photograph library.

Photography Release

ESU and its representatives every now and then take pictures for the college’s use
in print and digital publications. The handbook serves as public discover of the
college’s intent to take action and as a launch of permission to the college to make use of
such photographs because it deems match.

Any photographs involving minors and non-ESU college students require a Photo Release type to be accomplished and stored on file in Marketing and Communications.

Submitting Photos

In compliance with U.S. copyright regulation, any photographs and/or photographs used on digital indicators,
webpages, or different digital media should meet one of many following necessities:

• The person took the photograph and there’s no settlement that restricts images (i.e.,
  speaker contracts);
• An ESU photographer, worker, or designee took the photograph;
• ESU bought or licensed the picture;
• The picture is freed from cost, and the Creative Commons license is per the
  supposed use of the picture;
• The picture has been launched into the general public area.

If the picture you want to use DOES NOT meet one of many above necessities, the person
should get hold of permission from the proprietor of the picture. Proof of license or permission
should be shared with Web Services. Marketing and Communications reserves the fitting
to reject any photograph or picture if possession is questionable.