Question - Student/Professor Collaboration (Paid Project)
  
A group of faculty members have worked together to develop an online primer on copyright issues for use by university faculty, staff and students. They have worked together to research and draft the primer material and university legal counsel has reviewed and approved their work. In order to make the primer more appealing, the group hires a student in the graphic arts program to create some animated images for the primer. The student is paid a flat fee for the artwork, all of which is incorporated into the primer. Later, the student decides he would like to include two of the images he created on his own personal website. When he mentions this to a member of the faculty group, the faculty member tells the student that he cannot use the images without first obtaining the permission of the university. Is the faculty member right?