Archstone Law a 2025 TAA Conference Bronze Sponsor
A big thank you to Archstone Law Group PC for sponsoring the 2025 TAA Virtual Conference on Textbook & Academic Authoring at the Bronze level.
Brenda Ulrich, also TAA’s Board Secretary, is a partner at Archstone, and is an intellectual property attorney who focuses on publishing, higher education, copyright and trademark law. Brenda represents authors negotiating and interpreting publishing agreements, agency agreements, and joint author agreements. She also advises colleges and universities on the development and implementation of intellectual property policies, navigating copyright questions related to teaching and scholarship, as well as managing and defending college and university trademark portfolios.
The 2025 TAA Conference will be held online June 6-7. The theme is “The Future is Now.” Registration will open January 6, 2025. Sponsorship opportunities include Platinum, Gold, and Bronze sponsorships, as well as the ability to purchase space in the Conference Bookstore and build the Attendee Gift Box with your own branded items.
The call for proposals is now open. Presenting at TAA’s 2025 Conference provides an opportunity to share your knowledge, experiences, and ideas with other textbook authors, academic authors, and industry professionals. We welcome proposals from first-time and veteran presenters! Learn more or submit a proposal.
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