1. Students enrolled for the current semester in a UNL degree program (or a joint academic program* with UNK, UNL, or UNMC).
2. UNL Alumni who are in good standing.

University of Nebraska career services are designed to meet the needs of enrolled students and alumni. In some cases, students or alumni from UNK, UNL, UNMC and UNO are permitted to use specific career services provided by another campus of the University of Nebraska.

Fees may be required for services and events according to the policy of the individual campus.

The following services at UNL, UNO, UNK, and UNMC are usually open to students and alumni of the University of Nebraska.

• INFORMATION - Career information, vacancy listings, employer publications and other informational resources are usually available for use by students and alumni of the University of Nebraska System. Some resources, such as vacancy listings on the web, may be restricted to students and alumni from their respective campus of graduation.
  
  
• EMPLOYER PRESENTATIONS AND CAREER EVENTS - Many employers present information about their organizations at career days or other special events. They do this to educate students about career opportunities and to attract students to interview with their organizations. These events are often open to students and alumni of the University of Nebraska system, unless the event is sponsored by a student organization requiring membership.

The following services at UNL, UNO, UNK and UNMC are usually restricted to students and alumni of their respective campus.

• CAREER COUNSELING - Students and alumni seeking individual career counseling should meet with counselors from their respective campus of graduation.
• ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWS AND REFERRAL SYSTEMS - Students enrolled in joint academic programs will be permitted to schedule interviews or participate in referral systems on participating campuses.
  
• CREDENTIAL SYSTEMS - Higher education students and teachers should obtain employment services from their respective campus of graduation.

• Criminal Justice ( UNL & UNO)
• Dentistry & Dental Hygiene (UNL & UNMC)
• Education Administration, Graduate program, (UNL & UNO)
• Engineering, Undergraduate & Graduate programs, (UNL & UNO)
• Gerontology, Certificate, (UNL & UNO)
• Child, Youth, & Family Studies/Journalism and Mass Media (UNL & UNO)
• Nursing (UNL & UNMC)
• Public Administration (UNL & UNO)
• Social Work, (UNL & UNO)
• Toxicology, Graduate program, (UNL and UNMC)
• Information Technology, PhD program, (UNL and UNO)

In order to provide fair and equitable services to our students and employers, the Career Center and its clients adhere to the following policies:

Employers must subscribe to the National Association of Colleges and Employer (NACE) Principles for Professional Practice, the Department of Labor laws and regulations, and to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) recruitment and employment guidelines and laws established by the Federal and Nebraska governments. We do not knowingly furnish assistance and facilities for interviewing or other career services functions to employers who discriminate in their selection of employees on the basis of sex, age, disability, race, color, religion, marital status, veteran’s status, national or ethnic origin, or sexual orientation.

We reserve the right to refuse service to employers for factors such as the following:

• Misrepresentation by dishonesty or lack of information
• Fraud
• Complaints by students
• Harassment of UNL students, alumni, or staff
• Breach of confidentiality
• Requiring, at the time of application, personal information such as bank and social security numbers
• Positions not likely of interest to college students or alumni
• Excessive outlay of personal funding required to obtain the position
• Failure to adhere to Career Services’ policies and/or any violation of UNL rules and regulations, and local, state, or federal laws.

We also reserve the right to refuse service to third party recruiters:

Third party recruiters are agencies, organizations or individuals recruiting candidates for employment opportunities other than for their own needs. Third party recruiters using UNL Career Services are expected to follow the same policies and procedures established for recruiters representing their own organization. In addition, third party recruiters are expected to adhere to several specific practices to ensure open and accurate communication with UNL students.

Career Services will provide assistance to third party agencies only when a third party recruiter meets the following conditions:

• Meets the NACE and EEOC policies and laws described above
• Charges no fees to the candidate
• Reveals to Career Services the identity of the employer being represented and the nature of the relationship between the agency and the employer, and permits the career center to verify this information by contacting the named client
• If requested, provides a position description to Career Services for valid openings.

On-Campus Interviews and Career Fairs - Third party recruiters are allowed to interview on campus or participate in career fairs when the above conditions are met. Career Services may require the name of the employer being represented to be identified on all announcements.

Referrals - By policy, Career Services typically releases resumes to direct hire employers only. However, resume referrals may be processed for third party recruiters and/or search firms if the name and location of the hiring company is disclosed and Career Services is provided permission to verify this information by contacting the named client. In order to process a resume referral, we need a job description including the name of the hiring company.

Job Postings - Third party recruiters may provide job announcements to UNL Career Services for posting. Posting is not to be construed as sanction, approval or recommendation of recruiters.

Work Authorization - In compliance with a Department of Justice determination, Career Services does not permit the use of work authorization, visa status, or citizenship data in Husker Hire Link job postings. More information can be found at:

• Department of Justice
• NACE

Legal Compliance Notice Regarding Internships - Career Services expects employers to be aware of the legal issues governing internships and co-op programs. More information can be found in the Fair Labor Standards Act and the NACE position statement on U.S. internships.