Senior seminars are protected by US copyright law. According to Cornell Copyright Policy, students own the copyright on papers they write for their courses.
Any copies of senior seminars, including portions of senior seminars, may only be used for personal or research purposes. They must not be published or distributed.
It is against copyright to make a copy of an entire seminar without the author's permission. All student authors have granted permission to the University for their senior seminar papers to be made available in eCommons.
When citing senior seminars in reference lists or bibliographies and footnotes, please follow the format in your selected citation style (APA, AMA, etc.) for dissertations, theses, or their parts.
Please note that the type of item, if needed as part of the citation, should be written as "D.V.M. senior seminar report."
Citation managers such as EndNote, Mendeley, and Zotero may be helpful when constructing correct citations. For assistance or more information about citation managers, please see https://library.cornell.edu/study/citation-management/.
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