Our Recruiting Program includes (but is not limited to) the following list of activities: online job and internship postings (including both Handshake at Haverford College and LanternLink at Bryn Mawr College), on-campus interviews, information sessions or workshops, panel discussions, classroom presentations, career fairs, networking events, virtual events, on-site employer workplace visits, and any recruiting activities with our member consortia. Employers agree to coordinate all recruiting outreach, marketing and activities targeted to our students with one of our career centers.

Employers are invited to participate in our recruiting program only if they have actual or anticipated bona fide entry-level positions and career-related internships. A bona fide position is defined as a career opportunity that is salaried (not 100% commission), and does not require the candidate to pay a fee for training or other job-related expenses.

The Bi-Co Recruiting Program has adopted a no-alcohol policy at any and all recruiting events whether on or off campus pursuant to the Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act Amendments of 1989. Please read the Bryn Mawr College Drug & Alcohol Policy and theHaverford College Drug & Alcohol Policyfor more information. Furthermore, Bi-Co abides by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) Principles for Professional Practice, which states, "Serving alcohol should not be part of the recruitment process on or off campus. This includes receptions, dinners, company tours, etc.”

Employers posting an internship in the online recruiting system should review The U.S. Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division guidelines on compensation. This fact sheet provides information on whether workers are considered unpaid interns or paid employees under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). It is expected that employers who post internships are in compliance with this criteria.

Second Round Interviews: Please provide students with sufficient time to arrange their schedules. If a student is already scheduled to interview with another employer and this poses a conflict, please demonstrate reasonable flexibility by providing the student with alternate dates for the second round interview.

Offer Deadlines: Participating organizations are expected to give students an ample period of time to make an informed decision on their search as in agreement with NACE Principles. We strongly suggest November 14 as a reasonable and appropriate date to ask employers to accept as a date for early Fall recruiting offers or 2 weeks after the offer date, whichever is later.

The Career Centers do not verify or warrant any of the data provided by students. It is the employer's sole responsibility to ensure the accuracy of student data.

The Bi-Co requests employers to inform us of all offers of employment that are extended to students in order to ensure that we maintain accurate statistics regarding student employment. Organizations' employment records are kept strictly confidential and used only for statistical reporting purposes. We ask that employers provide:

• Name of Organization
• Name of Student Hired
• Position Title(s)
• Position Type (i.e. full-time, part-time, internship, volunteer, fellow, etc.)
• Salary
• Additional information as requested

In the spirit of Haverford College's Quaker tradition, as a matter of policy the College chooses not to host recruiting activities for military organizations. This includes all armed services as well as organizations primarily involved in covert military operations, for example, CIA, NSA, etc.

As a matter of consideration, Bryn Mawr College will host military organizations engaging in recruiting activities on campus and will post all military jobs in the Bi-College system. As an active choice, Haverford students may participate in the military and defense-related employers recruiting activities at Bryn Mawr College.

Unless specifically noted and approved with the hosting institution, all recruiting activities including job postings are open to students and/or alumnae/i from both Bryn Mawr College and Haverford College.

The Bi-Co Recruiting Program will not sponsor the following recruiting activities:

• On-campus solicitation or on-campus sales of goods or services.
• Positions with commission-only compensation.
• Hiring students to recruit other students and alumnae/i for the employer's purposes.
• Organizations without valid company email addresses (from free services such as gmail, yahoo, etc.) or emails that don't correspond with their website.
• Fee-based opportunities or initial investments to be paid by student to gain employment.
• Third-party recruiting agencies must disclose the hiring entities that they represent to the Haverford CCPA or the Bryn Mawr CPD before a job will be approved.
• Employers without a working website.
• We do not recommend or select candidates for employers.

The Bi-Co tries to ensure that our students are well informed about international job opportunities as they often have requirements that are different than domestic opportunities. As a result, international job descriptions should include the following:

• Fees involved (if none please specify)
• Support the organization provides to employees including Visa support, relocation services etc.
• Information on the safety and housing practices of your organization
• Certification requirements (if none please specify)

In accordance with Bryn Mawr College and Haverford College Non-Discrimination Policies, the Bi-Co career centers and all their related activities (including but not limited to all employer activities) are in compliance with the Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Act. The use of phones and videos should be in compliance with these standards.