Members can link to these frequently requested resources:

• Principles for Professional Practice 
• A Faculty Guide to Ethical and Legal Standards in Student Hiring  
• Playing Fair: The Student's Guide to an Ethical Job Search   
• Internships, Co-ops, Practicums, and Externships: What's the Difference? 
• Professional Standards for College and University Career Services 
• A Student's Guide to Third-Party Recruiters  
• Websites and Copyright Information 
• Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) Consent to Disclose 
• A FERPA Primer: The Basics and Beyond and Beyond 

NACE Policy and Position Statements 

• Reasonable Offer Deadlines Guidelines  
• U.S. Internships: A Definition and Criteria to AssessOpportunities and Determine the Implications for Compensation 
• Does Alcohol Have a Place in Recruiting 
• The Legal and Ethical Concerns of Rescinding Job Offers and Reneging on Job Offers 
• NACE Position Statement Requiring Logins,Passwords Violates NACE Principles for Professional Practice 

References and Recommendations 

• Form for Recommendations 
• How to Write Reference Letters  
• Suggested Guidelines for Writing References 
• Tips for Providing References  
• Writing a Reference Letter 
• Employer Reference Letter 
• Faculty Reference Letter 
• Sample Employer Reference Letter 
• Sample Faculty Reference Letter 

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