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Licensing for the NCAA and 180 universities is handled by the
Collegiate Licensing Company (www.clc.com). According to the site:
"Obtaining a license through CLC for one of its Member Institutions is
a process that will require a great deal of thought, research, and
commitment on your behalf. With more than 2,000 companies already
licensed to produce a wide range of products, CLC and each institution
analyze every application with great diligence. Less than 20% of all
applications sent out by CLC are ever accepted to become licensees.
Only those companies that can exhibit a commitment to the collegiate
market, have established production and distribution capabilities,
and/or offer a new or unique product will be granted the opportunity
to obtain a CLC License." (1)
The licensing process takes at least 4-6 weeks and requires hundreds
of dollars in fees, advance royalties and other expenses.
The CLC recommends you start the process by submitting a New Product
Inquiry Form, available at
(http://www.clc.com/iclc/clcinter.nsf/216466ae9a7f962b852568ab004e548d/70ad7a847f25fa3085256be600623657/$FILE/New%20Product%20Inquiry%20Form.pdf).
To submit an application for licensing to the CLC, go to
(http://www.clc.com/iclc/clcinter.nsf/92ba5dd3571a11798525692900541b9b?OpenForm&ParentUNID=A42D7F24F41FF24E85256AF8006BD361).
If you wish to make products with the name or logo of a university
that does not work through CLC, you may have to contact that
university directly.
I hope this answer meets your needs. If not, please request
clarification.
References
(1) "Licensing Applications for Potential Licensees," CLC
http://www.clc.com/iclc/clcinter.nsf/216466ae9a7f962b852568ab004e548d/a42d7f24f41ff24e85256af8006bd361?OpenDocument
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