Note to Students Regarding Employers
The University of Georgia’s (UGA) Career Center does not endorse any employer and urges students to use good judgment in all of their interactions with employers. UGA’s Career Center suggests that students request business references for unknown organizations before interviewing with them off campus. UGA’s Career Center advises students to interview in public places only. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the validity of an employers job posting, interview practices, or any other interaction you may have with an employer please contact UGA’s Career Center at career@uga.edu or 706-542-3375.

Information on how to avoid employment scams.
If you are actively seeking employment, don't fall for one of the many forms of employment scams.  Click here for information from The Better Business Bureau that can help educate you on how to protect yourself from fraudulent job postings or staffing agencies.

Typically, you can identify an employment scam because:  1) You must give your credit card or bank account numbers, or copies of personal documents - but you get nothing in writing.  2) You must send payment by wire service or courier.  3) You are offered a large payment or reward in exchange for allowing the use of your bank account - often for depositing checks or transferring money.  4) You receive an unexpectedly large check.

DAWGlink Account Usage Policy
Access to DAWGlink is provided exclusively to currently enrolled UGA students and alumni. Individual account holders are prohibited from sharing their access to the system with other individuals (UGA or external). UGA students or alumni who violate this policy are, at the discretion of the UGA Career Center, subject to lose their access to DAWGlink including their interviewing privileges at the UGA Career Center. Other policy violations, such as not showing up for a scheduled campus interview and/or RSVP event, could lead students’ to lose their access to DAWGlink

E-mail Notices
Occasionally, we use e-mail to notify students and alumni about newly posted positions, upcoming deadlines, or last minute changes to interview schedules. Employers will primarily use your email for notifications, so it’s critical to check your e-mail on a regular basis!