Washington § 42.52.807 Exemption—Advising on student athlete name, image, and likeness.

Washington Statutes

§ 42.52.807 — Exemption—Advising on student athlete name, image, and likeness.

Washington § 42.52.807

Title 42PUBLIC OFFICERS AND AGENCIES

Ch. 42.52ETHICS IN PUBLIC SERVICE

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Wash. Rev. Code § 42.52.807 (2026).

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This chapter does not prohibit the use of public resources, including but not limited to the use of personnel, money, and property, by an employee of a state institution of higher education to benefit any student athlete in the advising, facilitation, acknowledgment, or education related to a matter involving the name[,] image[,] and likeness of such a student athlete or group of student athletes, or in relation to student athlete name[,] image[,] and likeness matters generally, so long as such resources are under the control or direction of such an employee. Any use of public resources must adhere to the rules established by the national, nonprofit member organization responsible for oversight of college sports at state institutions of higher education.

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This chapter does not prohibit the use of public resources, including but not limited to the use of personnel, money, and property, by an employee of a state institution of higher education to benefit any student athlete in the advising, facilitation, acknowledgment, or education related to a matter involving the name[,] image[,] and likeness of such a student athlete or group of student athletes, or in relation to student athlete name[,] image[,] and likeness matters generally, so long as such resources are under the control or direction of such an employee. Any use of public resources must adhere to the rules established by the national, nonprofit member organization responsible for oversight of college sports at state institutions of higher education.