Anne Chasser Oral History Transcript and Compact Disc Recording 2014 December 4

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This collection contains an oral history interview compact disc recording and transcript of Anne Chasser, former director of the Office of Trademark and Licensing at Ohio State University.

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A digital file of a recording of the interview also can be found at J:\Departments\ARV\University Archives\Oral History\Digital files. An abstract is included with the transcript.

Ohio State University Archives Biographical File: Anne Chasser

Anne Chasser was the director and establisher of The Ohio State University Licensing Program in 1982. In 1999, Chasser was nominated as Assistant Commissioner for Trademarks at the U.S. Department of Commerce under President Bill Clinton until 2005, where she then became the Associate Vice President for Intellectual Property at University of Cincinnati.

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Finding aid prepared by Karen Glenn