Recruiting UO Students for Employment Opportunities

Policy Number: 
III.09.02
Reason for Policy: 

To describe the University's policy on prospective employers recruiting University of Oregon students.

Entities Affected by this Policy: 

Students, prospective employers/recruiters

Responsible Office: 

For questions about this policy, please contact the University Career Center at (541) 346-3235 or career@uoregon.edu

Enactment & Revision History: 

20 March 2020 - Revisions approved by the university president and renumbered to III.09.02.

08 February 2011 - Reviewed.  No changes necessary.

08 February 2010 - Policy number revised from 1.000 to 01.00.09

07 June 1985 - Reviewed and recommended by the university president's staff; reissued by the associate provost for student affairs01 May 1977 - Promulgated as AM 16.080

Policy: 

The University of Oregon (“University”) believes that Prospective Employers should be free to recruit UO students through job postings, events, presentations or interviews, and that all students should be free to determine whether they desire to participate in such activities.

For the purpose of this policy, “Prospective Employers” may include graduate schools, branches of the US military, non-profit and volunteer organizations, as well as other employers.

The University’s posting of an employment opportunity on its website or the scheduling of a Prospective Employer's representative on the University’s campus are not an endorsement by the University of the Prospective Employer or of the Prospective Employer's organization's policies

Recruiting representatives of Prospective Employers, whether public or private, are treated equally. Prospective Employers must abide by all University Career Center policies and procedures. Coordination of and arrangements for job postings, events, and employment interviews are the responsibility of the University Career Center or career services offices housed in UO colleges and schools, as appropriate.

Chapter/Volume: 
  • Volume III: Administration of Student Affairs
  • Chapter 9: Student Life, General
Original Source: 
UO Policy Statement