Frankenstein: Penetrating the Secrets of Nature: FrankenMeme Contest

https://twitter.com/hashtag/duqfrankenmeme?lang=en

How to Enter!

1. Create your own Frankenstein meme
2. Tweet your meme with the hashtag #DuqFrankenMeme by September 21
3. Follow @Gumberg Library on Twitter

How to Win!

You must be a currently registered Duquesne University student. If your meme is considered for a prize, we will confirm your current Duquesne affiliation via email.

Use your own original image or photo OR find an image covered by a Creative Commons license or in the Public Domain:

Need help finding eligible images? Try:

• Creative Commons Search
• Flickr: Explore Creative Commons
• Google Images: Labeled for Reuse with Modification
• Wikimedia Commons
• Pixabay (all except Shutterstock)
• Pexels (all except Adobe Stock)

Don’t have a favorite meme generator? Try one of these:

• The 6 Best Tools for Making Memes, Mashable
• 10 Popular Meme Generator Tools, Lifewire

Interested in learning more about memes and copyright?

• Copyright & Fair Use: Images & Art. Gumberg Library.
• Do memes violate copyright law? (2016). ABA Journal.
• Hegel, T. (2018, March 1). 'Memes have rights' -- Grumpy Cat wins copyright case. Wearables, 20.
• Patel, R. (2013). First world problems: A fair use analysis of Internet memes. UCLA Entertainment Law Review, 20, 235-256.